[Official] NVIDIA RTX 4090 Owner's Club

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NVIDIA GeForce® RTX 4090

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   Architecture Ada Lovelace
   Chip AD102-300
   Transistors 76,300 million
   Die Size 608 mm²
   Manufacturing Process 4nm

   CUDA Cores 8192 (16384)
   TMUs 512
   ROPs 176
   SM Count 128
   Tensor Cores 512
   GigaRays -- GR/s

   Core Clock 2230 MHz
   Boost Clock 2520 MHz
   Memory 24GB GDDR6X
   Memory Bus 384-bit
   Memory Clock 1313 MHz / 21008 MHz
   Memory Bandwidth 1008 GB/s
   External Power Supply 12-Pin
   TDP 450W

   DirectX 12.2 Ultimate
   OpenGL 4.6
   OpenCL 3.0
   Vulkan 1.3
   CUDA 8.9

   Interface PCIe 4.0 x16
   Connectors 1x HDMI 2.1, 3x DisplayPort 1.4a
   Dimensions 304 x 137mm (3-Slot)

   Price $1599 US

   Release Date October 12, 2022

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RTX 4090    | AD102-300 |  4nm | 608mm² | 76.3 BT | 16384 CCs | 512 TMUs | 176 ROPs | 128 SMs | 2520 MHz |  24GB | 2048MB x 12 | GDDR6X | 384-bit | 1008 GB/s | 450W⠀⠀
RTX 4080    | AD103-300 |  4nm | 379mm² | 45.9 BT |⠀ 9728 CCs | 304 TMUs | 112 ROPs | ⠀76 SMs | 2505 MHz |  16GB | 2048MB x 8  | GDDR6X | 256-bit | ⠀716 GB/s | 320W⠀⠀
RTX 3090 Ti | GA102-350 |  8nm | 628mm² | 28.3 BT | 10752 CCs | 336 TMUs | 112 ROPs | ⠀84 SMs | 1865 MHz |  24GB | 2048MB x 12 | GDDR6X | 384-bit | 1008 GB/s | 450W⠀⠀
RTX 3090    | GA102-300 |  8nm | 628mm² | 28.3 BT | 10496 CCs | 328 TMUs | 112 ROPs | ⠀82 SMs | 1695 MHz |  24GB | 1024MB x 24 | GDDR6X | 384-bit | ⠀936 GB/s | 350W⠀⠀
RTX 3080 Ti | GA102-250 |  8nm | 628mm² | 28.3 BT | 10240 CCs | 320 TMUs | 112 ROPs | ⠀80 SMs | 1665 MHz |  12GB | 1024MB x 12 | GDDR6X | 384-bit | ⠀912 GB/s | 320W⠀⠀
RTX 3080    | GA102-200 |  8nm | 628mm² | 28.3 BT |⠀ 8704 CCs | 272 TMUs |  96 ROPs | ⠀68 SMs | 1710 MHz |  10GB | 1024MB x 10 | GDDR6X | 320-bit | ⠀760 GB/s | 320W

Note: Gaming performance on Ampere and later, do not scale linearly with CUDA core count when compared with previous generations.

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RTX 2080 Ti | TU102-300 | 12nm | 754mm² | 18.6 BT |⠀ 4352 CCs  | 272 TMUs |  88 ROPs | ⠀68 SMs | 1635 MHz |  11GB | 1024MB x 11 | GDDR6  | 352-bit | ⠀616 GB/s | 250W
RTX 2080 S  | TU104-450 | 12nm | 545mm² | 13.6 BT |⠀ 3072 CCs  | 192 TMUs |  64 ROPs | ⠀48 SMs | 1815 MHz |   8GB | 1024MB x 8  | GDDR6  | 256-bit | ⠀496 GB/s | 250W
RTX 2080    | TU104-400 | 12nm | 545mm² | 13.6 BT |⠀ 2944 CCs  | 184 TMUs |  64 ROPs | ⠀46 SMs | 1710 MHz |   8GB | 1024MB x 8  | GDDR6  | 256-bit | ⠀448 GB/s | 215W
GTX 1080 Ti | GP102-350 | 16nm | 471mm² | 12.0 BT |⠀ 3584 CCs  | 224 TMUs |  88 ROPs | ⠀28 SMs | 1582 MHz |  11GB | 1024MB x 11 | GDDR5X | 352-bit | ⠀484 GB/s | 250W
GTX 1080    | GP104-400 | 16nm | 314mm² |  7.2 BT | ⠀2560 CCs  | 160 TMUs |  64 ROPs | ⠀20 SMs | 1733 MHz |   8GB | 1024MB x 8  | GDDR5X | 256-bit | ⠀320 GB/s | 180W
GTX 980 Ti  | GM200-310 | 28nm | 601mm² |  8.0 BT |⠀ 2816 CCs  | 172 TMUs |  96 ROPs | ⠀22 SMs | 1076 MHz |   6GB |  512MB x 12 | GDDR5  | 384-bit | ⠀336 GB/s | 250W
GTX 980     | GM204-400 | 28nm | 398mm² |  5.2 BT |⠀ 2048 CCs  | 128 TMUs |  64 ROPs | ⠀16 SMs | 1216 MHz |   4GB |  512MB x 8  | GDDR5  | 256-bit | ⠀224 GB/s | 165W
GTX 780 Ti  | GK110-425 | 28nm | 551mm² |  7.1 BT |⠀ 2880 CCs  | 240 TMUs |  48 ROPs | ⠀15 SMs |  928 MHz |   3GB |  256MB x 12 | GDDR5  | 384-bit |⠀ 336 GB/s | 250W
GTX 780     | GK110-300 | 28nm | 551mm² |  7.1 BT | ⠀2304 CCs  | 192 TMUs |  48 ROPs | ⠀12 SMs |  900 MHz |   3GB |  256MB x 12 | GDDR5  | 384-bit |⠀ 288 GB/s | 250W
GTX 680     | GK104-400 | 28nm | 294mm² |  3.5 BT |⠀ 1536 CCs  | 128 TMUs |  32 ROPs |  ⠀8 SMs | 1058 MHz |   2GB |  256MB x 8  | GDDR5  | 256-bit | ⠀192 GB/s | 200W
GTX 580     | GF110-375 | 40nm | 520mm² |  3.0 BT |  ⠀512 CCs  |  64 TMUs |  48 ROPs | ⠀16 SMs |  772 MHz | 1.5GB |  128MB x 12 | GDDR5  | 384-bit | ⠀192 GB/s | 250W

ASUS
AsusTek Computer (stylised as ASUS) was founded in Taipei, Taiwan in 1989, currently headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan.

Model	Length	Slot	Fan	HDMI	BIOS	Power Limit	PCB	PWM	GPU Stage	VRAM Stage	MPN
Strix OC	358mm	3.50	3	2	2	500/600W	Custom	MP2981	24×70A (1680A) FDMF3170	4×70A (280A) FDMF3170	90YV0ID0-M0NA00
TUF OC	349mm	3.65	3	2	2	450/600W	Custom	MP2888A	18×70A (1260A) TDA21570	4×50A (200A) SIC639	90YV0IE0-M0NA00

COLORFUL - Not available in Europe or North America
Colorful Group (referred to as CFG) was founded in Shenzhen, China in 1995, currently headquartered in Shenzhen, China.

Model	Length	Slot	Fan	HDMI	BIOS	Power Limit	PCB	PWM	GPU Stage	VRAM Stage	MPN
Neptune OC	254mm	2.00	AIO	1	2	550/630W	Custom	uP9512U	24×55A (1320A) AOZ5311NQI-03	4×55A (220A) AOZ5311NQI-03	N/A
Vulcan OC	349mm	3.50	3	1	2	515/550W	Custom	uP9512U	24×55A (1320A) AOZ5311NQI-03	4×55A (220A) AOZ5311NQI-03	N/A
NB EX	327mm	3.35	3	1	1	450/480W	Reference	uP9512U	14×55A (770A) AOZ5311NQI-03	3×55A (165A) AOZ5311NQI-03	N/A

~~EVGA~~
EVGA Corporation was founded in California, United States in 1989, currently headquartered in California, United States.

Model	Length	Slot	Fan	HDMI	BIOS	Power Limit	PCB	PWM	GPU Stage	VRAM Stage	MPN
FTW3 Ultra	318mm	3.65	3	1	2	500W/600W	Custom	uP9512U	24×50A (1200A) SiC653A	4×50A (200A) SiC653A	Prototype

GALAX | KFA2 - Not available in North America
GALAXY was founded in Hong Kong, China in 1994, GALAXY and its European brand KFA2 (Kick Friggin Ass) merged in 2014 to form GALAX as a single unified brand, the name KFA2 still exist for the European market but all designs are GALAX, currently headquartered in Hong Kong, China.

Model	Length	Slot	Fan	HDMI	BIOS	Power Limit	PCB	PWM	GPU Stage	VRAM Stage	MPN
HOF	344mm	3.85	3	1	2	550/666W	Custom	XDPE10281B	28×70A (1960A) TDA21570	4×70A (280A) TDA21570	49NXM5MD6PHE
HOF	344mm	3.85	3	1	2	550/666W	Custom	XDPE10281B	28×70A (1960A) TDA21570	4×70A (280A) TDA21570	49NXM5MD6PHE
SG	336mm	3.70	3	1	1	450/510W	Reference	uP9512U	18×50A (900A) NCP302150	4×50A (200A) NCP302150	49NXM5MD6DSG
SG	336mm	3.70	3	1	1	450/510W	Reference	uP9512U	18×50A (900A) NCP302150	4×50A (200A) NCP302150	49NXM5MD6DSK

GIGABYTE
GIGA-BYTE Technology (stylised as GIGABYTE) was founded in Taipei, Taiwan in 1986, currently headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan and California, United States.

Model	Length	Slot	Fan	HDMI	BIOS	Power Limit	PCB	PWM	GPU Stage	VRAM Stage	MPN
Xtreme Waterforce	238mm	2.00	AIO	1	2	450/600W	Custom	uP9512U	24×50A (1200A) SiC653A	4×50A (200A) SiC653A	GV-N4090AORUSX W-24GD
Master	359mm	3.75	3	1	2	450/600W	Custom	uP9512U	24×50A (1200A) SiC653A	4×50A (200A) SiC653A	GV-N4090AORUS M-24GD
Gaming OC	340mm	3.75	3	1	2	450/600W	Custom	uP9512U	20×50A (1000A) SiC653A	4×50A (200A) SiC653A	GV-N4090GAMING OC-24GD
Windforce	331mm	3.50	3	1	2	450/480W	Custom	uP9512U	14×50A (700A) SiC653A	4×50A (200A) SiC653A	GV-N4090WF3-24GD

INNO3D
InnoVISION Multimedia was founded in Hong Kong, China in 1989, primarily recognized for its graphic cards marketed under the Inno3D brand, acquired by PC Partner in 2008, currently headquartered in Hong Kong, China.

Model	Length	Slot	Fan	HDMI	BIOS	Power Limit	PCB	PWM	GPU Stage	VRAM Stage	MPN
iCHILL Frostbite	200mm	2.00	Water	1	1	450/450W	Reference	uP9512U	14×55A (770A) AOZ5311NQI	3×55A (165A) AOZ5311NQI	C4090-246XX-1833FB
iCHILL Black	280mm	2.00	AIO	1	1	450/450W	Reference	uP9512U	14×55A (770A) AOZ5311NQI	3×55A (165A) AOZ5311NQI	C4090-246XX-18330005
iCHILL X3	334mm	3.00	3	1	1	450/450W	Reference	uP9512U	14×55A (770A) AOZ5311NQI	3×55A (165A) AOZ5311NQI	C40903-246XX-1833VA47
X3 OC	336mm	3.0	3	1	1	450/450W	Reference	uP9512U	14×55A (770A) AOZ5311NQI	3×55A (165A) AOZ5311NQI	N40903-246XX-18332989

MSI
Micro-Star International (stylised MSI) was founded in Taipei, Taiwan in 1986, currently headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan.

Model	Length	Slot	Fan	HDMI	BIOS	Power Limit	PCB	PWM	GPU Stage	VRAM Stage	MPN
Suprim Liquid X	280mm	2.15	AIO	1	2	480/600W	Custom	MP2981	26×70A (1820A) MP86957	4×70A (280A) MP86957	V510-007R
Suprim X	336mm	3.90	3	1	2	480/520W	Custom	MP2981	26×70A (1820A) MP86957	4×70A (280A) MP86957	V510-001R
Gaming X Trio	337mm	3.85	3	1	2	450/480W	Custom	MP2981	18×50A (900A) NCP303151A	4×50A (200A) NCP303151A	V510-006R
Ventus OC	322mm	3.10	3	1	1	450/450W					V510-023R

NVIDIA
Nvidia Corporation (stylised nVIDIA) was founded in California, United States in 1993, currently headquartered in California, United States.

Model	Length	Slot	Fan	HDMI	BIOS	Power Limit	PCB	PWM	GPU Stage	VRAM Stage	MPN
Founders Edition	304mm	3.05	2	1	1	450/600W	Custom	MP2981	20×70A (1400A) MP86957	3×70A (210A) MP86957	900-1G136-2530-000

PALIT | GAINWARD - Not available in North America
Palit Microsystems (stylised PaLiT) was founded in Taipei, Taiwan in 1988, acquired the Gainward brand and company in 2005, currently headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan.

Model	Length	Slot	Fan	HDMI	BIOS	Power Limit	PCB	PWM	GPU Stage	VRAM Stage	MPN
GameRock OC	330mm	3.60	3	1	2	450/500W	Custom	uP9512U	16×50A (800A) NCP302150	3×50A (150A) NCP302150	NED4090S19SB-1020G
Phantom GS	330mm	3.50	3	1	2	450/500W	Custom	uP9512U	16×50A (800A) NCP302150	3×50A (150A) NCP302150	NED4090S19SB-1020P

PNY
PNY Technologies was founded in New York, United States in 1985, currently headquartered in New Jersey, United States.

Model	Length	Slot	Fan	HDMI	BIOS	Power Limit	PCB	PWM	GPU Stage	VRAM Stage	MPN
XLR8 OC	332mm	3.55	3	1	1	450/450W	Custom	uP9512U	14×50A (700A) NCP302150	3×50A (150A) NCP302150	VCG409024TFXXPB1-O
Uprising	351mm	3.15	3	1	1	450/450W	Custom	uP9512U	14×50A (700A) NCP302150	3×50A (150A) NCP302150	VCG409024TFXMPB
Verto	337mm	2.95	3	1	1	450/450W	Custom	uP9512U	14×50A (700A) NCP302150	3×50A (150A) NCP302150	VCG409024TFXPB1

ZOTAC
ZOTAC is under the umbrella of PC Partner, and was founded in Hong Kong, China in 2006, currently headquartered in Hong Kong, China.

Model	Length	Slot	Fan	HDMI	BIOS	Power Limit	PCB	PWM	GPU Stage	VRAM Stage	MPN
AMP Extreme	356mm	3.60	3	1	2	450/495W	Custom	uP9512U	24×55A (1320A) AOZ5311NQI-03	4×55A (220A) AOZ5311NQI	ZT-D40900B-10P
Trinity OC	356mm	3.60	3	1	2	450/495W	Custom	uP9512U	14×55A (770A) AOZ5311NQI-03	4×55A (220A) AOZ5311NQI	ZT-D40900J-10P

TECHPOWERUP | GPU-Z

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NVIDIA | NVFLASH

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BIOS | ROM

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OVERCLOCKING | TOOLS

Download ASUS GPUTweak III

Download Colorful iGame Center

Download Gainward EXPERTool

Download Galax/KFA2 Xtreme Tuner Plus

Download Gigabyte AORUS Engine

Download Inno3D TuneIT

Download MSI Afterburner

Download Palit ThunderMaster

Download PNY Velocity X

Download Zotac FireStorm

Zurv · Sep 20, 2022

Let's do it!
I'm looking forward to power mods

Nizzen · Sep 20, 2022

rauf0 · Sep 20, 2022

Where 900W bios please?

zzztopzzz · Sep 20, 2022

Please loan me 3 large so I can join this club.

Christopher2178 · Sep 20, 2022

Looking at my 3090 like it’s trash now.. Let’s go!!!

Nizzen · Sep 20, 2022

gg

J7SC · Sep 20, 2022

Nizzen said:

...4090 Strix looks good, but 4090 Ti Strix (w/2x power connectors?) would look better. Either way, too bad the nice cooler has to go once the water-blocks arrive...

dr/owned · Sep 20, 2022

Gonna be good for watercoolers because waterblockers don't care about the dick-extension 6" of heatsink hanging off the end of the PCB. So relatively short PCB.

Strix I'm betting on like 550W or something. They can't go over 600? on the single connector and we don't have EVGA anymore to put out 1000W bios.

yzonker · Sep 20, 2022

dr/owned said:
Gonna be good for watercoolers because waterblockers don't care about the dick-extension 6" of heatsink hanging off the end of the PCB. So relatively short PCB.

Strix I'm betting on like 550W or something. They can't go over 600? on the single connector and we don't have EVGA anymore to put out 1000W bios.

Galax might help us out with a 1000w, but it might be 2 connector. Asus usually has one as well I think.

Christopher2178 · Sep 20, 2022

Where is best place to buy the Asus ROG card as soon as possible once it drops? Do they have any preferred retailers or best place to buy from for USA. Thanks!

tps3443 · Sep 20, 2022

It’s kinda funny, because while I have owned my 3090KP HC for a long while now. It still feels super freaking powerful to this day. It is OCed to the absolute max.

The 4090 better be a worth while upgrade. Just saying.

dr/owned · Sep 20, 2022

tps3443 said:
It’s kinda funny, because while I have owned my 3090KP HC for a long while now. It still feels super freaking powerful to this day. It is OCed to the absolute max.

The 3000 series generally sucked for overclocking with KPE being the same overclocks as anything else. Core clock -> 2200 or 2250 tops. I guess memory overclocks were decent but FPS didn't really care so much.

StAndrew · Sep 20, 2022

dr/owned said:
The 3000 series generally sucked for overclocking with KPE being the same overclocks as anything else. Core clock -> 2200 or 2250 tops. I guess memory overclocks were decent but FPS didn't really care so much.

I'd be happy to get my power draw from a screaming, overclocked, 600+ watt 3090 to a "meager" 450W.

645680 · Sep 20, 2022

Hope you all been bless!

Wildness for now. Since there’s no more KP to speak of, I’m guessing HOF will be the only gpu with software voltage control out the box.

Lets hope that Strix (or any other high end 4090) still has an I2C header this time round for some EVC.

Look forward to pcb shots.

dr/owned · Sep 20, 2022

PLATOON TEKK said:
Lets hope that Strix (or any other high end 4090) still has an I2C header this time round for some EVC.

Step 1 though will be voltage actually mattering. The 3090 didn't benefit at all from more voltage (except maybe under LN2). I had the I2C header soldered on my TUF.

BigMack70 · Sep 20, 2022

Here's hoping I can get a founders edition card... been really happy with my 3090 FE. Ampere was absolutely neutered for any real overclocking and with a launch TDP of 450W I expect that to be the case here also.

645680 · Sep 20, 2022

dr/owned said:
Step 1 though will be voltage actually mattering. The 3090 didn't benefit at all from more voltage (except maybe under LN2). I had the I2C header soldered on my TUF.

I think we took different steps lol. I broke highest non ln2 Port Royal (at time of bench) and am still 11th globally.

Voltage absolutely matters, maybe on air or normal water it does little, but from my experience it did.

TUF wasn’t a great card, that i2c header was basically useless unless on a good bin Strix.

But I absolutely agree that adding voltage has been getting less effective with each series.

J7SC · Sep 20, 2022

PLATOON TEKK said:
I think we took different steps lol. I broke highest non ln2 Port Royal (at time of bench) and am still 11th globally.

Voltage absolutely matters, maybe on air or normal water it does little, but from my experience it did.

TUF wasn’t a great card, that i2c header was basically useless unless on a good bin Strix.

But I absolutely agree that adding voltage is getting less effective with each series.

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...are you sure you're not running low on Primoflex tubing ?

Also, I would love to see Asus (re)introduce the Matrix series, so Galax HoF doesn't feel so lonely with KPE in detention

tps3443 · Sep 20, 2022

dr/owned said:
The 3000 series generally sucked for overclocking with KPE being the same overclocks as anything else. Core clock -> 2200 or 2250 tops. I guess memory overclocks were decent but FPS didn't really care so much.

How I have my 3090KP set up it’s 18% faster than a 3090FE. That’s a great in my book. While you could get other 3090’s to do this you’ll spend the same or even more than a 3090KP cost.

The 3090KP was a great card because right out of the box you had your 520 watts available. 1995Mhz Bin written on the die, good memory. And at just default speeds, it puts out more Tflops than a 3090Ti FE.

But, enough is enough! I’ve enjoyed it so much. I’m looking forward to the RTX4000 series.

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