Palit GeForce RTX 4090 GameRock OmniBlack (NED4090019SB-1020Q)

The most productive gaming graphics card of 2022 from the NVIDIA Ada Lovelace series (5 nm) with 24 GB of memory and a power of 83 Tflops. It belongs to the highest price segment, aimed at demanding gamers and enthusiasts who want to enjoy smooth gameplay in 4K resolution. Part of the Palit GameRock series featuring stylish design and high gaming performance. It attracts attention with an unusual protective casing with a front panel decorated with artificial rhinestones and Palit ONE TWO SYNC targeted lighting.

Unlike other models in the series, the Palit GeForce RTX 4090 GameRock OmniBlack is an All Black grade, making it the perfect choice for austere solid-color cases with an open viewing window. Equipped with a massive and powerful system with a newly developed thermal module, three Gale Talon coolers, a stack of heat pipes and a wide copper base. Cooling system has a sufficient margin of safety for moderate overclocking experiments.

In order not to limit the possibility of overclocking, the manufacturer recommends no less than 1200 W blocks. Although, for most other modifications of the RTX 4090, 900-1000 watts are enough. Like all fellows in the GameRock series, the video card turned out to be massive (length 33 cm, height 3.5 slots), so a full-size case with a productive ATX motherboard will be the best shelter for it.

Powered by the powerful AD102 GPU (16,384 CUDA cores, 2520MHz) and 24GB of ultra-fast GDDR6X (21000MHz, 384-bit) memory, the graphics card boasts outstanding performance in both gaming and professional applications. It's not for nothing that NVIDIA positions it as the optimal GPU for workstations focused on 3D rendering, work with three-dimensional graphics, neural networks and copyright content.

In games, it feels great even in 4K resolution, providing comfortable gameplay in most of the loudest gaming projects of recent years. It also supports the new version of hardware ray tracing and the improved DLSS 3.0 artificial scaling system. Ray tracing significantly affects lighting, reflections and shadow rendering in games, making the picture more realistic. And DLSS allows you to artificially raise the average number of frames per second, with the active use of ray tracing.