MSI Ventus Geforce RTX 5090 32G VENTUS 3X OC

You know what you are getting with this. Is it worth the premium over the FE? Probably not. I do like how it looks though, I like that it has no RGB and it does have a better cooler than the FE. My version caps out at 100% power in afterburner. I swear I have seen youtube videos of it at 104 to 109. It is the "OC" version, so shouldn't be locked. It is a 5090 though and I am only using it on 1440p, so don't care that much.

Absolute beast of a gpu. If you can grab one at msrp, highly recommended!

Honestly was a bit worried buying from a third party seller for such an expensive GPU though I did message them and they confirmed they are an authorized seller and I was able to register the warranty with MSI without issue. As far as the GPU goes, was hoping to get the suprim model mainly for the beefed up powerstage and dual BIOS capability but I ended up undervolting it while still getting 99.5% of stock performance and that beefed up powerstage isn't going to really do anything for me. I did do a bit of an overclock to start and was sitting at 3000Mhz stable, prbly could've gone more but it wasn't my main intent and this one is limited to 575W though I don't see the extra 25W of a card with a 600W bios doing to much extra. Thought about flashing an unlocked bios but at the end of the day as stated above I undervolted it so in games that really push the card we are around 350-385W, some games it runs below 300W. In afterburner leave all your power limiters at 100%, I even disabled the voltage control in afterburner just to avoid any potential instabilities and we don't need manual voltage control for this anyway. Pull up the curve editor by hitting Ctrl f or based off which skin for afterburner you have active on UI there will be a button for curve editor. Now this is important, the card idles at 800mV so you want to find the data point for 810mV then if you hold shift while clicking and holding left click you can drag from 810-890 or 900mV, this will leave this range highlighted. Now if you click any point in this range it will let you adjust all these voltage/frequency points at once. I'd recommend selecting the ma point you highlighted so either 890 or 900mV and drag it up utill it says 900 or 1000 and hit apply on the main afterburner window(hitting apply is important!). let's say I highlight 810-900mV, after highlighted I will click on the 900mV data point and then drag it up to 2837, aim for 2800Mhz /-50Mhz on what your max voltage point was. Every GPU is different and the silicon lottery comes into play here, may have to do some basic stability testing and don't feel bad if your 50Mhz lower than somebody else, it's a very minor performance difference. AFTER YOU HIT APPLY GROM OUR PREVIOUS ADJUSTMENT you will now go and repeat the hold shift to select multiple days points but this time we are going to select everything to the right of what's was our max so in my case everything above 900mV. One selected drag it all the way to the bottom of the chart, It will show -2800Mhz but that's what we want. CLICK APPLY AGAIN. You'll notice all the higher voltage are now just a flat line and didn't increase over what your 900mv point is set to. If you set it to 900mV the max in games is 885-890, if selected 890 it'll max out at 875-880mv. Congrats, you now have better than stick performance below 400 watts. This is also much safer on the 12v2x6 cake as we know those like to melt. Waiting on my water block to see if I can push lower.

Great graphics with the best quality of video display.

Well packaging. All new and work gteat.

received it just a day late but that's ok! Extremely happy with this graphics card. The sell shipped it out same day via FedEx. received it in perfect condition!! I will definitely recommend this seller!!

Awesome product with great performances. Excellent seller who tries to get people to buy their product and not bots. Will be back!! Thank you

This card wasn't my first choice, but it ended up being the one that chose me. Overall, I'm very happy with it. It compliments the subtle and low-key build I was going for, the lack of RGB is of no worries here. The only thing I dislike is that it is a single BIOS card with no option to flip between silent and OC mode - outside of that, the card is a powerhouse, sleek, and truthfully it is well cooled and doesn't roar up in sound. I personally have the card inserted in the standard manner opposed vertical mount or anything else, I am a big fan of the backplate on this thing and having my PSU placed in my second chamber, it gets plenty of cool airflow! I was thrilled to see they actually include a prop/kickstand for the card to keep it from sagging - a welcome surprise! My only real gripe with this purchase is the lack of any perks or bonuses - i.e. no free game, no bonus subscription trials, no promotional material -- that means no free stickers even!! I purchased the card through Walmart's website but it was shipped (or drop-shipped rather..) directly from one of MSI's subsidiary companies (RAIDEALS). Overall, the positives for this purchase result from the performance, the look and aesthetic, and quality of this card. It's a welcome purchase, and I'm happy to add this to my collection of MSI gear! The downsides of the purchase, though, would definitely be due to the price increase ($2899.99 before tax and shipping of one of the entry level cards after MSRP was ~$2,200ish and MSI lists on their website for $2599.99). Mixed in with the price hikes of which for some reason the increased price from a direct subsidiary, lack of promotional/bonus/freebies/hype merch, lead to the feeling of an overall lackluster purchasing experience for the most expensive PC component I've ever purchased by a long shot..

Product is just as described and works well.

From a gaming standpoint this product makes absolutely NO sense as it is far too expensive. For 3d rendering, unless you are upgrading a 2080 or older, I would not recommend this card. I am replacing a 3090 and the 5090 is approx 2x faster at Cycles rendering so it would be WAY cheaper to just buy a second 3090. For AI (Stable Diffusion and local LLMs), this is where the card shines. It can render a Flux model in about 30% of the time the 3090. If your tool can use multiple cards, I still recommend just buying a second GPU rather than spending the insane $3k for this thing. I should have returned this but I'm scared I will need it and not be able to get one in the future so here I am.