Best NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Graphics Cards (GPU) 2020

Don't let PNY fool you into thinking its RTX 3090 range isn't worth considering due to the undercut pricing as these are some killer GPUs. They rock the same number of CUDA cores (at 10,496) as other aftermarket options and come rocking some ace cooling with a triple-fan setup. Clock speeds come in at 1395MHz and 1695MHz for core and boost, respectively.

MSI makes some of the best GPUs around the RTX 3090 Gaming X Trio is a fine example of sheer power. So long as your PSU is capable of providing clean, reliable power to the GPU, you'll be able to make good use of the 10,496 CUDA cores,1740MHz boost clock speed, and other advancements that come with the latest NVIDIA cards.

This is yet another RTX 3090 GPU from MSI, but it's a little different visually. Should you not be a fan of the Gaming X Trio, the Ventus 3X OC comes rocking the same 10,496 CUDA cores, 1740MHz, and other performance highlights. If you want to game at 4K, this is the GPU you should buy.

GIGABYTE's GeForce RTX 3090 Eagle OC is one sleek-looking GPU. It's about shouting out loud and proud about how fast it is with RGB lighting and aggressive design elements. Instead, GIGABYTE made sure it performs exceptionally well even with more demanding games at 4K, thanks to the 10,496 CUDA cores and impressive clock speeds.

EVGA has the gorgeous GeForce RTX 3090 FTW3 GAMING graphics card available for those who need a card with some bright colors. If your rig is all about the looks, this GPU will fit right in, but it's also no slouch. You'll find the same 10,496 CUDA cores here, as well as a boost clock speed of 1740 MHz.

ZOTAC makes some of the largest GPUs around, which you'll find as part of the AMP Extreme! range, but the Trinity RTX 3090 is a more normal-looking card. It's also got all the right specs, including 10,496 CUDA cores, plenty of headroom for boosting the clock speeds, as well as good cooling for more demanding titles at 4K.