RTX 4090 one thick vid card...

It's thick!

It's a fat and power hungry card. I wonder if there will be a redesign of motherboard because of this card ?
BTW, i wonder has any members here place an order for it ?

The 3090 or the Ti must be just as thick as the 4090, 3 slots, I hadn't really seen the thickness of the 3090 at the time. Consumption is identical 450 watts, if the source is good.

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Pay attention to power supply with new gpu and other component. An atx 3.0 psu is recommended.

PCI-SIG Warns of Potential Overcurrent/Overpower Risk With 12VHPWR Connectors Using Non-ATX 3.0 PSU & Gen 5 Adapter Plugs:

PCI-SIG Warns of Potential Overcurrent/Overpower Risk With 12VHPWR Connectors Using Non-ATX 3.0 PSU & Gen 5 Adapter Plugs

Puget Systems has posted some content creation benchmarks:
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 24GB Content Creation Review

Here's the one for Da Vinci Resolve:




Dread to think what these cards will cost in my neck of the woods.

Since the launch of the rtx 4090 it's melting, and everyone is looking for why it's melting, nvidia, reviewers, YouTubers are all looking for why it's melting.
I had found a megatread a few weeks ago on reddit on this 16 Pin connector that melts "16 Pins Adapter Megathread", at the top of this thread there is the information on the progress on the research of the melting of the connector and the cases confirmed. In confirmed cases I just noticed a melt case with an atx 3.0 psu with native 12VHPWR ATX3.0 cable!

November 4 Link Here1 MSI Gaming X Trio 4090 N/A. See Notes
[1] - User is using ATX 3.0 PSU and not using the supplied adapter. PSU is MSI MEG Ai1300P
16 Pins Adapter Megathread : nvidia

Maybe the first burnt connector with native ATX3.0 cable
Maybe the first burnt connector with native ATX3.0 cable : nvidia

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There is a second native 12VHPWR ATX3.0 cable that melted, I hadn't seen it yesterday.

November 5 Link Here2 MSI Gaming X Trio 4090 N/A. See Notes
Native ATX 3.0 connector melted/burnt (MSI MPG A1000G) : nvidia