- #NVIDIA GEFORCE NOW RTX GPUS SUPERPODRUTHERFORDGIZMODO FULL#
- #NVIDIA GEFORCE NOW RTX GPUS SUPERPODRUTHERFORDGIZMODO PLUS#
and we're not sure we're allowed to tell you. MSI doesn't have the GPU clocks listed on its specifications page yet.
#NVIDIA GEFORCE NOW RTX GPUS SUPERPODRUTHERFORDGIZMODO PLUS#
It also allows for a relatively svelte dual-slot graphics card, though the total size of the card plus radiator ends up being even larger. One of the nice things about liquid-cooled graphics cards is that the radiator effectively moves a lot of the weight away from the PCIe slot and over to the case. The MSI RTX 4090 Suprim Liquid X (opens in new tab) ticks all of those boxes, with a 240mm radiator helping to keep the card frosty. But again, we need the monitors and TVs before that would really matter, and that might not happen for several more years.ĭo you prefer something other than Nvidia's reference design Founders Edition? We wouldn't blame you, as anyone spending this much money on an RTX 4090 will likely want factory overclocks, enhanced cooling, and maybe some other extras. UHBR 20 would have allowed up to 8K and 92 Hz with uncompressed signals and 8-bit color, or 74 Hz with 10-bit HDR color, and DSC could have pushed 8K and 120 Hz or higher.
#NVIDIA GEFORCE NOW RTX GPUS SUPERPODRUTHERFORDGIZMODO FULL#
Without DSC, DP1.4a maxes out at 3840x2160 and 98Hz with full 8-bit RGB color. The RTX 4090 and other Ada Lovelace GPUs can still support 8K at 60 Hz, or 4K at 165 Hz, but they require DSC (Display Stream Compression) to get there - and while DSC is "visually lossless," that's not the same as truly lossless. Intel opted for UHBR 10 - Ultra High Bit Rate, 10 Gb/s per lane, 40 Gb/s maximum - on it's DP 2.0 ports, omitting both UHBR 13.5 and UHBR 20 support. Except, as we noted in our Intel Arc A770 review, there are no DisplayPort 2.0 monitors yet, and the specifications have become a bit muddled. We're frankly surprised that Nvidia stuck with DP 1.4a and HDMI 2.1, rather than upgrading to DisplayPort 2.0. You have to wonder if Nvidia was thinking about going with a 600W TBP and decided to tone things down, or if the extra connector is to provide overclocking headroom.Įlsewhere, the card still comes with the usual triple DisplayPort and single HDMI video outputs. Opening up the packaging, however, we find a quad-8-pin to 16-pin adapter. One interesting tidbit is that Nvidia mentioned at one point that the 4090 FE would include a triple-8-pin to 16-pin power adapter for those that don't have an ATX 3.0 power supply with the new 12VHPWR 16-pin connector. All told, Nvidia says the new fans improve airflow by 20%.
But it's not just the diameter that have changed, as the inner hub is smaller as well - 38mm diameter on 4090 vs 42mm on 3090.
The "front" fan (on the side with with all the fins and closest to the video ports) also measured 115mm in diameter on the 4090, compared to 110mm on the 3090 FE. The "back" fan (on the side with the larger RTX 4090 logo) is 115mm in diameter, where the same fan on the 3090 FE was 110mm. Ada is apparently 8mm shorter and 7mm thicker, though the 3-gram difference in weight certainly won't be noticed.Īlong with a slight change in dimensions, the fans on the RTX 4090 Founders Edition are much larger. The RTX 3090 Founders Edition by way of reference was 313x138x54mm (those are my measurements), so the two designs definitely aren't identical. (2186g, if you really want to know.)Ĭard dimensions are nearly the same as the previous generation RTX 3090 Founders Edition, 305x136圆1mm. How fast can Ada Lovelace run, and how much does she weigh? Those are not questions you're supposed to ask a lady! Shame on you. Nvidia's RTX 4090 Founders Edition has arrived and is primed for testing and benchmarks, getting ready to take on the best graphics cards and lay claim to the pole position in our GPU benchmarks hierarchy.
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