The NVIDIA 4090 has developed quite following with size comparisons
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With the 2.75 being inches, the volume occupied by a 4090 is 30 % greater than that of a 3090.
Whether or not that's "that much bigger" is, I suppose, up for debate.
Beat me to it.I predict that within 10 years, computers will be twice as powerful, ten thousand times larger, and so expensive that only the 5 richest kings of Europe will own them
EVGA looked at their concepts for a 4090 FTW design and just noped out. Tack on the absurd pricing with some of these monstrosities and I don't think there's a single soul that could blame them for calling it quits.
Yes, and people will accept it and Nvidia will continue to profit.
This is good joke, haa haa haha...
Actual video for any doubters:
View: https://youtu.be/3si-LpxvbHI?t=53
Lmao!
That's a big boy....a very big boy.
My decision to wait on RDNA 3 has me completely satisfied.
He is 100% right trashing some of the designs.
Teens aren't buying $1700 GPUs, ROG and Aorus got to stop marketing it to them with these plastic shrouds trying to look cool. They look like toys.
OK that thing is fuckin huge. I have a really unnecessarily big case since it was used for a dual 580 build as well as a DAW years back and I needed the space, but even that would be a push to fit the card in. It may just work out if I removed the drive bays by force and made a custom housing for them a bit lower down.
I'd never pay what they're asking for a card though. At this point I won't go over 350-400 on one.
I'd never pay what they're asking for a card though. At this point I won't go over 350-400 on one.
This one at least should fit all mid tower cases with 240mm rad support.
What's the lifespan on the usual AIO cooler and how difficult are they to replace?
The year is 2032. The GeForce Titan VRTX 8090 SuperTi Boost is the first $999,999 video card, can only fit in a football stadium, must be cooled with an advanced, absolute zero cooling and requires it's own fusion reactor to power. Meanwhile, $200 will still only get you the rough equivalent of a Radeon RX 580.
I mean, rich folks buy gaudy shit all the time. Plus, these heavily ballyhoo'd halo cards help build the brand so kids will end up deciding on which 1630 they want based on who has the dopest 4090.
One of my employees showed me one of these unboxing videos and I thought it was a gag. Like an SNL parody. He has to show me two more before I accepted it as real.
I'm not a PC gamer so I had no idea these things were getting so big. Can't really call it a "card" anymore.
I'm not a PC gamer so I had no idea these things were getting so big. Can't really call it a "card" anymore.
It's bigger than that. It's large. The gpu race will simply have to be rewritten.
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"That thing was too big to be called a card. Too big, too thick, too heavy, and too rough, it was more like a large hunk of silicon."
Someone photoshop Guts chopping the president of EVGA in half with a 4090.
My god they might as well make them the size of a full size tower at this point instead of having a side panel the GPU will actually be the full size side panel standing up.
This one at least should fit all mid tower cases with 240mm rad support.
unless the tubes are super flexible i worry there's not enough clearance from the side of the case
Yeah I have a 3090 like that and it is not the best design for managing the tubes. They stick out about 5-6cm. There are other AIO models that don't have a fan on the body and put the tubes at the end of the card.
That said, from what I'm seeing, the power connector adapter on the side can stick out just as much if not more than the tubes on the MSI model
What will they say? Can you sum it up for us in a word? Or a sound?