Galax’s GeForce RTX 4090 Card Is Not Only Expensive, It Also Requires Support To Install – Nvidia

Take this example The Galax GeForce RTX 4090 Serious Gaming (yes, that’s its real name) and let’s start with the packaging. What number is on the package in the first place? Which hacker? A mysterious character from the squid game?

Then look at the graphics card itself. This is not like a cooling system, it’s like a brick, or rather a cement block. The three 102mm fans are 5mm larger than the company’s corresponding GeForce RTX 3090 while the entire cooling system (which now has eight heatpipes along with a large vapor chamber base) follows a 3.5mm-slot design. We’re talking about filling 4 slots on the computer!

As if the above weren’t enough, the graphics card also has a 102mm “booster fan” with a mechanism that “snaps” on the card to make it more bulky. specified? A now-mandatory add-on the company calls “Dark Ovelisk,” a vertical, column-like bar designed to provide additional graphics card support so you don’t… rip off the motherboard’s PCI Express metal support brackets—nothing new for graphics cards. They’ve been around for a while, but this particular app has been beyond our imaginations… and because Galax is a company that thinks everything for you, before they made Dark Ovelisk, RGB, as the graphics card is designed for gamers, not for…hackers. . oh wait…

If you think that other graphics card manufacturers have done a better job than Galax in both design and marketing, you’re probably laughing.

ASUS places the latest ASUS GeForce RTX 4090 graphics card between two Star Wars-inspired lightsabers. If you look closely you’ll see that the graphics card is “nailed” onto the Mini-ITX motherboard for a…a benchmark for comparison. The Gigabyte can comfortably fit four Mini-ITX motherboards inside the GeForce RTX 4090 AORUS Master, which requires a special chip – which can hold up to 5kg – to be placed securely inside the computer. What can you say…