Hardware; Gaming; scam; graphics card; Fake RTX 4090 graphics card looks real – but hides an RTX 3090 GPU The $530 price should have been a warning By Rob Thubron March 27, 2025, 5:16 7 comments ...

The PNY GeForce RTX 4090 24GB VERTO hitting 118 FPS in 4K with RT Overdrive and DLSS 3 is impressive stuff, and the game looks stunning when played this way. 28.

My RTX 4090 might not look that big in my custom-built rig, but that bloody system weighs an knee-shattering 65 pounds. (Image credit: Tom's Guide) As, no doubt, will scalpers.

If you're looking for a more portable gaming option, you can get $1,000 off (with the help of code '10AMD' at checkout) an RTX 4080 Alienware m16 gaming laptop, bringing its price down to $1,799.99.

With RTX 4090 cards in short supply, even the most hardcore gamers have a reason to wait for the market to shake up. And, as we'll discuss further down, you don't really need a 4090 to get great ...

Even with prices starting to drop, the RTX 4090 isn’t worth the money, and it might never be. That’s OK. It has nothing to do with the performance of the GPU.

The more powerful RTX Titan, we’re told, will throw in a few more CUDA cores (1,792 cores more than the RTX 4090) and it’ll double up the VRAM to 48GB (the 4090 Super will stick with 24GB).

Nvidia previously featured the RTX 4090—a $1,599 and up product—on its Chinese website. But the company has mysteriously deleted mention of the GPU, which VideoCardz first noticed.

Sure, you can still buy an RTX 4090, but if you want one at MSRP, your only option right now appears to be the PNY version at Best Buy. Over on Amazon and Newegg, you won't find an MSRP card ...

The card is called the Cooler Master x PNY RTX 4090 VERTO, according to Benchlife.info. It measures 310mm in length (12.2 inches) but is 3.5 inches thick, requiring it to extend far beyond its 3 ...