MSI GeForce RTX 4090 SUPRIM 24G
 | Expecting restock £2,600.00 A top-end video card from MSI with 24 GB of GDDR6X video memory, which is part of the prestigious “four thousandth” line of NVIDIA video cards (Ada Lovelace, 5 nm, 2022). It occupies a leading role in the hierarchy of the series, significantly superior in performance to both its family brothers and flagship NVIDIA GPUs of previous generations. Part of the 2023 MSI Suprim line of gaming products, with its high power rating and 24GB of video memory, it is positioned as a premium product aimed at 4K high-definition gaming. NVIDIA itself views it as an extremely powerful tool for equipping workstations for 3D rendering, creating 3D graphics, processing original content, as well as working with AI and neural networks. Equipped with a number of useful tools for streaming, working with 3D graphic...s, audio streaming and optimizing the performance of the video card itself. The MSI GeForce RTX 4090 SUPRIM 24G is equipped with a powerful AD102 GPU (16,384 CUDA cores, 2610 MHz) with 24 GB of GDDR6X video memory, which communicates with the GPU over a 384-bit high-bandwidth bus. An important feature of the Ada Lovelace architecture is the next generation Tensor and RT cores, which significantly improve the efficiency of ray tracing and artificial image scaling compared to NVIDIA Ampere graphics cards. MSI GeForce RTX 4090 SUPRIM 24G uses a modified cooling system with three active fans, a large radiator and numerous heat-conducting pipes. The card occupies approximately 3.7 slots on the motherboard, is approximately 34cm long and can consume up to 480W of power at peak loads. It is recommended to install this video card only in full-size cases with an ATX motherboard and a power supply of at least 1000 W. This guarantees stable and efficient operation of the accelerator at maximum performance. |
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A top-end video card from MSI with 24 GB of GDDR6X video memory, which is part of the prestigious “four thousandth” line of NVIDIA video cards (Ada Lovelace, 5 nm, 2022). It occupies a leading role in the hierarchy of the series, significantly superior in performance to both its family brothers and flagship NVIDIA GPUs of previous generations. Part of the 2023 MSI Suprim line of gaming products, with its high power rating and 24GB of video memory, it is positioned as a premium product aimed at 4K high-definition gaming.
NVIDIA itself views it as an extremely powerful tool for equipping workstations for 3D rendering, creating 3D graphics, processing original content, as well as working with AI and neural networks. Equipped with a number of useful tools for streaming, working with 3D graphics, audio streaming and optimizing the performance of the video card itself. The MSI GeForce RTX 4090 SUPRIM 24G is equipped with a powerful AD102 GPU (16,384 CUDA cores, 2610 MHz) with 24 GB of GDDR6X video memory, which communicates with the GPU over a 384-bit high-bandwidth bus.
An important feature of the Ada Lovelace architecture is the next generation Tensor and RT cores, which significantly improve the efficiency of ray tracing and artificial image scaling compared to NVIDIA Ampere graphics cards. MSI GeForce RTX 4090 SUPRIM 24G uses a modified cooling system with three active fans, a large radiator and numerous heat-conducting pipes. The card occupies approximately 3.7 slots on the motherboard, is approximately 34cm long and can consume up to 480W of power at peak loads. It is recommended to install this video card only in full-size cases with an ATX motherboard and a power supply of at least 1000 W. This guarantees stable and efficient operation of the accelerator at maximum performance.
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