ASUS ROG Strix LC NVIDIA GeForce RTX™ 4090 OC Edition Gaming Graphics Card (PCIe® 4.0, 24 GB GDDR6X, HDMI® 2.1, DisplayPort™ 1.4a, full-coverage cold plate, 240 mm radiator, 560mm tubing)

An amazing graphic card from ROG, everything is so good so far, as expected.For these who is worried and looking for a GPU that has no coil wine: you can definitely go with this graphic card. No coil whine at all, although you still may hear some quiet sounds (i can't exactly describe what is this like) but its something like motherboard sounds when its working, due to power connection going through, but it will not be annoying like some insane coil whine sounds) At least i don't have it.Perfectly paired with i9 13900KS gives me amazing performance in most recent and popular games at 4K resolution (Above 140 FPS at max settings (for these who's chasing performance) the average temperature of this GPU (under the load for high performance and frame rate) is usually not more than 60 degrees Celsius, the fans have a passive mode when its not necessary they will not spinBefore buying you have to make sure it will fit in your PC case (its quiet huge) I didnt expect that size when i ordered it (judging by the image it seems pretty small) in reality its not, Its a massive and thick graphic card with 240mm radiator (you have to also consider the liquid cooler tubes that VERTICALLY come from the TOP side of the GPU (add additional 3-4 cm to the height so you can close the door of your case) though it looks really nice, solid, RGB lights all over the sides that you can control from the app 'Aura sync' will make you fall in love with it.About delivery: it was delivered exactly in time, brand new, secured and perfectly packed by Amazon team in additional box with extra box inside from Asus (with protective pads in it) and finally the graphic card sealed and untouched box.Tested with: ROG Z790 Maximus Hero, i913900KS, h150i Elite XT LCD, Dominator 64 (32x2) GB RAM (6800mhz)

I've been very happy with this GPU. I use it on my sim racing rig that has an AMD 5800X3D processor in a Corsair 5000D Airflow case. I've never had any issues with the GPU and it runs very quietly.

Working great in my 7950x3D system. It's a bit pricey but it runs super cool and quiet even while overclocked. I am not using the ASUS GPU Tweak software as it seemed a bit buggy but MSI Afterburner works well.

When you think it's plug and play and it wasn't. Honestly this GPU looks amazing and played amazing for an entire day. After that it just won't post anymore. I'm not even an overclocker and expect to do anything more other than game. But I guess I just got a bad GPU since I had professionals look into my build.

What a beast. Not in size, but in capability. Super quiet, stays cool, and churns through graphics.