GIGABYTE GV-N4090AERO OC-24GD GeForce RTX 4090 AERO OC 24G Graphics Card, 3X WINDFORCE Fans, 24GB 384-bit GDDR6X, Video Card

To start with the card itself is fantastic and it runs any game you can throw at it. I run a 2560x1080p ultra-wide monitor and a 1080p secondary monitor. The card itself can handle 2560x1080p on maxed-out settings in every game I've played and remains well over 100fps consistently. RE4 remake, Elden Ring, Dead Space remake, GTFO, etc. The fans themselves are also dead silent even under full load. You have to really put your ear to the case just to hear anything. There's also zero coil whine and the temps never exceed 71c even on max load. I mean seriously with how much cooling is packed into this thing I'm genuinely surprised at how it makes basically no noise at all. The aesthetics of the card itself are simply amazing as well. It's sleek and modern-looking with a minimalistic design. It's perfect for people going for a white build or a white build with an accent. Although, the top of the card is more of a silver than a white so just a heads up for anyone wanting a card that's completely white from head to toe. Also, the Aero font that lights up is RGB which is nice. Then there's also the icing on the expensive cake which is that it's also damn good at overclocking. I managed to get my card to a stable 170 on core and 1350 on memory. To be honest I didn't test this much so I could probably set it higher but as it is now my overlock settings rival the oc for the founders edition. Honestly, everything about this card is amazing and I have no idea why the card itself is so obscure. There are almost no videos about it or forums so I feel as though a lot of people don't even know this thing exists. But it really is an underappreciated gem and I can't recommend it enough. You know what really sets the stage for this card though? The fact that it's performing this well while being bottlenecked to high hell. That's right, the card is being bottlenecked by my 3700x lmao. This means that performance-wise I haven't even scratched the surface of what this card can do. I plan on getting a 5800x3d eventually so I can really squeeze out every last drop of power this thing can give on my AM4 motherboard until I eventually upgrade to AM5. Overall, this card is absolutely worth the money and it just screams quality.

Upgraded from my 3090, i can now play all the unoptimized games that are out and will be out, also beautiful card if ur going for an all white pc build. Also the little screen on the card is nice. Thank you!

By far the best video card Nvidia has ever made! I'm able to play any game on the highest settings and my AI workflows are fast! I was finally able to buy the unicorn of GPUs.

The graphics part of the card appears to work. The problem is all the lighting for fans and logo do not. The Gigabyte support number NEVER answers. After awhile it offers to call you back. 5 days now and counting. I called back and chose sales and they picked up in seconds. (what a surprise). I asked them for support for exchange and no go. Amazon wants to refund me but the card is now $600.00 more to buy. Support would rather get the card back to charge 600 more for the same item. Sounds like the need for a regulatory agency.

Okay, so I need to start by saying I've been running two GTX 1080 Tis in SLI for what feels like forever. That setup was my baby, a real beast back in the day, and I honestly didn't think the jump to a new single card would be that massive. Holy cow, was I wrong. This RTX 5090 isn't just a step up, it's a leap into a completely different league. The pictures on the product page don't do this card justice. The all-white "Ice" design is stunning. The second you pick it up, you know where the money went. This thing is built like a tank, but a really, really pretty tank. It's the absolute star of the show in my all-white build. Now, let's talk size. This card is an absolute unit, no question. I was sweating a little bit trying to get it into my Jonsbo Z20 case, which is on the smaller side. When I say it was a tight fit, I mean it—I had maybe 3mm of clearance to play with. Even after removing the case's PCIe backplate, I still had to gently bend the case frame a little bit just to get it to slide in. But, it did go in, and as you can see from the pics, it looks like it was made for the space. So it's definitely snug! My advice is to measure your case three times, but I'm proof that you can absolutely get this monster into a compact build if you're patient. And the performance... man, it's just ridiculous. I'm not even kidding. I wanted to make it suffer, so I threw the hardest thing I could at it: Cyberpunk 2077 at 3440x1440 ultrawide with path tracing (Overdrive mode) completely maxed out. I was expecting it to do okay, maybe 60-70 fps. Nope. It spit out an average of 109 FPS and didn't even flinch. It looks less like a video game and more like a live-action movie. Then I tried Black Myth: Wukong. Same deal, settings cranked to the gills. It averaged over 200 FPS. It's so smooth it's almost weird. My old trusty 1080 Ti SLI rig? This single card makes it look like a toy from a bygone era. It's not just faster, it's smarter. No more messing with profiles, just pure, insane power. For all my fellow tech nerds out there, don't worry, I checked. We get all 176 ROPs on this thing (confirmed in GPU-Z). Gigabyte didn't cut any corners here; you're getting the whole beastly chip. Look, I know it's a ton of money. It's a serious purchase. But if you're like me and you want the absolute best possible gaming experience without any compromises for the next few years, this is it. This is the one. I haven't stopped smiling since I turned it on. 100% worth it. Just buy it.

280-320 FPS in Warzone 4k. 550-600 FPS Fortnite 4k. Minimal coil whine in intense gaming. Can’t hear it when gaming at all and acceptable. Docked a star because there is a firmware update and I am afraid to do it because of bricking LCD concerns. But the GPU plays everything I throw at it in 4k. If it struggles I can use frame gen. I do think however for the scalped price I paid and the latest gen card the thing should do minimum 120 FPS in all 4k games including Cyberpunk natively. This generation is more of a place holder until the 60 series comes out as its performance isn’t much better than previous generation series. I did over clock this card further to 3075 MHz with a plus 106 core in GCc. Got 32Gbs out of the memory prob could do more there as well. Prob can get more out of it over all as the aorus has good silicon for sure. Temps stay cool with stock curve. GCC is a joke though . Why they don’t copy MSI afterburner’s interphase and quality I don’t know. Over all I’m happy. The card looks amazing and its performance with more available headroom is great. If you want the best here it is.

The RTX 4090 Aero destroys games at highest settings on my 5120 x 1440 super ultrawide monitor — 25-35 percent fps uplift even with higher settings compared to my now shelf-bound RTX 4080 Super. For the overclock, I increased the GPU by 230 MHz to 2,940 MHz and trhe VRAM by 187.5 MHz to 1,500 MHz with the power limit maxed at 133 and the voltage at +40. Temps max around 60-65 Celsius depending on the game and situation. As for thee looks, I love the white and aluminum in my Fractal North XL Chalk (white) case. The rest of the components in the case are black and dark gray with metal accents, and RTX 4090 Aero's white and aluminum tie it all together. Additionally, the illuminated Aero logo defaults to white and does not go into rainbow puke mode during sleep or when restarting/shutting down — huge win. Finally, the included support bracket is clever and does not impede air flow since it mounts to the motherboard and case. But the card's metal backplate looks like it still might be bending a little from the weight of the massive heatsink. I don't think the PCIe slot will have an issue, but Gigabyte might want to use a thicker backplate next time. Additionally, part of the side piece that mounts to the video card wraps around the shroud's corner, which I would prefer to tuck in to keep the front-facing part of the shroud clean. But even with that minor aesthetic tradeoff and subtle potential backplatye bend, the mounting bracket is adds value to a great video card. 9/10 would buy again. System components - Ryzen 9 7950X3d - Gigabyte X670E Aorus Master - Corsair DDR5 6000 64GB (2 x 32GB) - Seasonic Prime TX-1300

Mine haven’t gone past 68°C during ultra high setting on games. Can’t relate to those who somehow got a bad batch? The new box has plenty of protection inside. Haven’t run into any issues since I purchased it in June 2025 and built this PC then.