GeForce RTX 3080 and 3090 Custom Card Roundup

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 and 3090 graphics cards are the world’s fastest, giving you the performance to enjoy the latest and greatest games at the highest resolutions and detail levels. They're packed with innovations and features that make your experiences better, and are the first to feature support for HDMI 2.1 and AV1.

Reviews are great, gamers love them, and developers are adopting RTX, NVIDIA DLSS, and NVIDIA Reflex en masse.

To ensure that every gamer can find the perfect GeForce RTX GPU for their needs, our partners at ASUS, Colorful, EVGA, Gainward, GALAX, GIGABYTE, Inno3D, MSI, Palit, PNY and ZOTAC are rapidly releasing custom cards. Nearly 90 models are available at the time of writing, each with different clock speeds, cooling solutions, extra features, and cool enhancements, such as clip-on fans and pop up LCD screens.

To help you find the ideal card for your system, we’ve rounded up every model currently announced, and detailed the main features. For further info, card dimensions, feature breakdowns, power requirements, and pictures, be sure to visit the manufacturers’ product pages linked below.

Note, to improve manufacturing speeds, reduce costs, decrease e-waste, and to ensure all products are cooled to the max, manufacturers are in almost all instances using the same coolers on both their GeForce RTX 3080 and 3090 models. In cases where there are differences, they’re mentioned in the descriptions.

ASUS TUF-RTX3080-10G-GAMING

Boost Clock: 1740 MHz (OC mode)

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: $699.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

ASUS’s TUF Gaming brand gets a new design with the launch of the GeForce RTX 30 Series. Now featuring tri-axial fans, the central fan runs in the opposite direction to reduce turbulence, decrease noise and increase static airflow pressure, for an overall improved experience. And when the card’s idling or at low usage levels, the fans stop, decreasing computer noise.

Taking cues from the Founders Edition flow through design, the PCB and metal backplate feature cut outs and vents to help exhaust hot air, keeping temps lower, and allowing fans to run at slower, quieter speeds.

The TUF Gaming card also features a dual BIOS switch (for folks wanting to indulge in overclocking), minimal RGB, and two HDMI 2.1 outputs, as well as three DisplayPort 1.4a outputs.

An O10G variant (ASUS TUF-RTX3080-O10G-GAMING) ups the factory overclock to 1815 MHz (OC mode), and has a MSRP of $729.99.

Boost Clock: 1740 MHz (OC mode)

Power Connectors: Three 8-pin

Size: 2.9-Slot

MSRP: $829.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

ASUS’s STRIX model increases the depth of the card to enlarge the heatsink, further improving cooling capabilities. Higher-grade components improve power delivery, and an extra 8-pin power connector increases power and overclocking headroom.

Beneath 55C the fans sit idle; the heatsink has been machine lapped to improve contact with the GPU die, for better thermal transfer and performance; there’s the same 2x HDMI 2.1, 3x DP 1.4a output setup; and a large RGB light strip stretching the length of the card illuminates its top and the fans.

The O10G model (ASUS ROG-STRIX-RTX3080-O10G-GAMING) increases the factory overclock to 1935 MHz (OC mode), and has a MSRP of $849.99.

ASUS TUF-RTX3090-24G-GAMING

Boost Clock: 1725 MHz (OC mode)

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: $1499.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

The O24G variant (ASUS TUF-RTX3090-O24G-GAMING) boosts the factory overclock to 1770 MHz (OC mode), and has a MSRP of $1529.99.

Boost Clock: 1725 MHz (OC mode)

Power Connectors: Three 8-pin

Size: 2.9-Slot

MSRP: $1749.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

The O24G model (ASUS ROG-STRIX-RTX3090-O24G-GAMING) raises the factory overclock to 1890 MHz (OC mode), and has a MSRP of $1799.99. And a white special edition Gundam version is in the works for Asia with a MSRP of $2530.

Colorful GeForce RTX 3080 NB 10G-V

Boost Clock: 1710 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 3-Slot

MSRP: $699

Manufacturer’s Product Page

Colorful is the most popular GPU vendor in China, producing numerous models of each card for different price brackets. The NB 10G-V is their entry-level GeForce RTX 3080, with reference board clock speeds, a tri-axial fan design, and zero RGB.

Boost Clock: 1710 MHz

Power Connectors: Three 8-pin

Size: 3-Slot

MSRP: $779

Manufacturer’s Product Page

The iGame GeForce RTX 3080 Advanced 10G-V ups the ante with the addition of a third 8-pin power connector for higher power delivery and overclocking headroom. Furthermore, there’s a larger, more advanced cooler with an anti-turbulence middle fan, a physical dual bios button mounted on the IO shield, and a zero RPM fan mode when the card’s idle or under low load.

And for a spot of style, the central fan has an added RGB light ring, which illuminates much of the shroud and your case.

An Advanced OC variant features a 1785 MHz factory overclock, and has a MSRP of $799.

Boost Clock: 1755 MHz

Power Connectors: Three 8-pin

Size: 3-Slot

MSRP: $739

Manufacturer’s Product Page

The Ultra OC 10G-V features colorful aesthetics, a higher factory overclock, and a different fan setup, utilizing two 90mm fans and one 80mm central fan. A dual BIOS button is once again included, a 0db fan stop mode keeps things quiet when idle, and RGB helps make this card even groovier.

Colorful iGame GeForce RTX 3080 Vulcan OC 10G-V

Boost Clock: 1800 MHz

Power Connectors: Three 8-pin

Size: 3-Slot

MSRP: $879

Manufacturer’s Product Page

Colorful has a history of making unique cards with distinctive features, amazing cooling solutions, and other eye-catching goodies. For the Vulcan OC 10G-V, they’ve added a flip up 480x128 LCD screen, ensuring that you can see the screen in both horizontal and vertical mounting configurations.

Using Colorful’s software, you can show real-time GPU performance, power and temperature stats, static JPGs, or even animated GIFs.

Front and back RGB adds an extra layer of style, and even the dual BIOS button has lighting, so you’ll always know when it’s activated. And as with the other cards, there’s a 0db fan stop mode, and all of Colorful’s other features and innovations included in this sizeable beast.

Colorful GeForce RTX 3090 NB-V

Boost Clock: 1695 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 3-Slot

MSRP: $1499

Manufacturer’s Product Page

Boost Clock: 1695 MHz

Power Connectors: Three 8-pin

Size: 3-Slot

MSRP: $1549

Manufacturer’s Product Page

An Advanced OC variant boosts clocks to 1755 MHz, and has a MSRP of $1599.

EVGA GeForce RTX 3080 XC3 BLACK GAMING

Boost Clock: 1710 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.2-Slot

MSRP: $729.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

EVGA’s XC3 BLACK GAMING features the latest iteration of their critically-acclaimed iCX3 cooling solution, giving you lower temperatures, better acoustics, and all round superior performance than previous generations.

There are flow through cut outs for increased airflow and cooling, a zero RPM fan mode when the card is beneath 55C, and a ton of iCX3 sensors that report temperature data back to EVGA’s Precision X1 software, giving power users extra information that’s useful when overclocking and modding, and enabling the card’s fans to automatically adjust speeds for optimum cooling.

Note, there are two additional variants of the card: the XC3 GAMING (10G-P5-3883-KR), which adds a metal backplate for an extra $10, taking the MSRP to $749.99. And the XC3 ULTRA GAMING (10G-P5-3885-KR), which comes with the backplate and a 1755 MHz factory overclock, for $769.99 MSRP.

Boost Clock: 1755 MHz

Power Connectors: Three 8-pin

Size: 2.75-Slot

MSRP: $789.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

EVGA’s FTW3 cards further improve upon the XC3s with a larger heatsink, and an offset central fan that increases the amount of heatsink receiving direct airflow by 16%. Additionally, there’s a third 8-pin power connector for improved power delivery and overclocking headroom, and RGB on the front and side of the card.

A FTW3 ULTRA GAMING variant boosts the factory overclock to 1800 MHz, and has a MSRP of $809.99.

And you should also know that EVGA has announced additional GeForce RTX 3080 cards that will go on sale at a future date:

1. The EVGA GeForce RTX 3080 Hybrid comes with an integrated all-in-one (AIO) closed loop liquid cooling solution, using technology from their CPU AIO CLC products

2. The EVGA GeForce RTX 3080 Hydro Copper ships with a pre-attached and assembled water block for custom water cooling loops

For further information, stay tuned to EVGA’s website and social media.

EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 XC3 BLACK GAMING

Boost Clock: 1695 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.2-Slot

MSRP: $1529.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

As with the GeForce RTX 3080 XC3, there are two additional variants of the card: the XC3 GAMING (24G-P5-3973-KR), which adds a metal backplate and is priced at $1549.99 MSRP. And the XC3 ULTRA GAMING (24G-P5-3975-KR), which comes with the backplate and a 1725 MHz factory overclock for $1619.99 MSRP.

Boost Clock: 1740 MHz

Power Connectors: Three 8-pin

Size: 2.75-Slot

MSRP: $1729.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

The FTW3 ULTRA GAMING variant increases the factory overclock to 1800 MHz, and has a MSRP of $1799.99.

Also, EVGA has announced a further three GeForce RTX 3090 cards that will go on sale at a future date:

1. The EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 Hybrid comes with an integrated all-in-one (AIO) closed loop liquid cooling solution, using technology from their CPU AIO CLC products

2. The EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 Hydro Copper ships with a pre-attached and assembled water block for custom water cooling loops

3. The EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 Kingpin Edition is their fastest card, with every aspect beefed up and enhanced by their eponymous in-house overclocker for maximum performance

For further information, stay tuned to EVGA’s website and social media.

Gainward GeForce RTX 3080 Phoenix

Boost Clock: 1710 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: $699

Manufacturer’s Product Page

Gainward’s reference-clocked Phoenix model uses the latest generation of their cooling solution, features a zero RPM fan mode for idle and low-load moments, and has ARGB lighting around the central fan.

The Phoenix GS variant adds an out of the box 1740 MHz overclock. Prices for the card vary by country - please check with local retailers.

Gainward GeForce RTX 3080 Phantom

Boost Clock: 1755 MHz

Power Connectors: Three 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: $699 (Card coming soon)

Manufacturer’s Product Page

The Phantom features an out of the box overclock, a triple-fan setup, and a unique mesh grill shroud that helps with cooling. For overclockers there’s a third 8-pin power connector, and the package is rounded off by a striking ARGB central strip that sits across the front of the card.

The Phantom GS variant increases the factory overclock to 1860 MHz. Prices for the card vary by country - please check with local retailers.

Gainward GeForce RTX 3090 Phoenix

Boost Clock: 1695 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: $1499

Manufacturer’s Product Page

The Phoenix GS variant adds a 1725 MHz factory overclock. Prices for the card vary by country - please check with local retailers.

Gainward GeForce RTX 3090 Phantom

Boost Clock: 1740 MHz

Power Connectors: Three 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: $1499 (Card coming soon)

Manufacturer’s Product Page

The Phantom GS variant increases the factory overclock to 1845 MHz. Prices for the card vary by country - please check with local retailers.

GALAX GeForce RTX 3080 SG

Boost Clock: 1725 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 3-Slot

MSRP: TBC (Card coming soon)

Manufacturer’s Product Page

If three 92mm fans aren’t enough for you, GALAX has got you covered on their 3080 SG, with the inclusion of an extra 80mm 1-Clip Booster Fan that attaches to a backplate cutout to pull hot air from the card’s heatsink, helping users further reduce temps, and to achieve higher overclocks.

But that’s not the only included accessory! Also included in the box is an RGB-enable support bracket that helps ward against card sagging and the slim chance of PCIE slot breakage.

Back on the front of the card, the tri-axial Triple Wings 92mm fans all feature a zero RPM fan-stop mode, and under each fan there’s RGB lighting that can be synchronized with your system’s other RGB products, and the RGB bracket, via an included cable.

Boost Clock: 1770 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 3-Slot

MSRP: TBC (Card coming soon)

Manufacturer’s Product Page

GALAX’s EX Gamer model comes in black, white and pink variants. Out of the box it has a faster overclock than the SG, and lacks the cool clip-on fan, but apart from small heatsink and shroud tweaks it is an otherwise identical card. And yes, it does include the RGB support bracket.

GALAX GeForce RTX 3090 SG

Boost Clock: 1710 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 3-Slot

MSRP: TBC (Card coming soon)

Manufacturer’s Product Page

GALAX GeForce RTX 3090 EX Gamer

Boost Clock: 1755 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 3-Slot

MSRP: TBC (Card coming soon)

Manufacturer’s Product Page

Available in black, white and pink variants.

GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3080 EAGLE 10G

Boost Clock: 1710 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: $699.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

The EAGLE is GIGABYTE’s best value GeForce RTX 3080, offering reference board clock speeds. There are two 90mm fans on the right, and one 80mm fan on the left, with the middle fan running in reverse to reduce turbulence and noise, and improve cooling. Fans feature air channelling grooves, and the heatsink utilizes the latest features from GIGABYTE’s full range of products.

The metal backplate has flow through cut outs for increased cooling; the fans have a zero db fan stop mode; and there are two HDMI 2.1 outputs, along with three DisplayPort 1.4a outputs.

An EAGLE OC variant features a 1755 MHz  factory overclock, and has a MSRP of $729.99.

GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3080 GAMING OC 10G

Boost Clock: 1800 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: $749.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

GIGABYTE’s GeForce RTX 3080 GAMING OC 10G takes the EAGLE to the next level, with increased out of box clocks, RGB, a dual BIOS mode with OC and silent modes, and higher-grade components for increased power efficiency and overclocking headroom.

A striking all-white version, the GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3080 VISION OC 10G, has a different shroud design, but is otherwise identical to the GAMING OC, and has a MSRP of $769.99. A GeForce RTX 3090 version is also in the works, and will be released in the future.

Boost Clock: 1845 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 3.5-Slot

MSRP: $849.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

GIGABYTE’s AORUS GeForce RTX 3080 MASTER 10G is the biggest graphics card in this roundup, and perhaps the world, taking a full four slots when installed, as you can see in this user’s O11 build. It is in fact so large that the heat dissipation area of the heatsink is more than twice that of previous-generation flagship AORUS GPUs!

An all-encompassing “Max-Covered Cooling” solution surrounds the card, with a left 100mm clockwise fan, a central counterclockwise 115mm fan, to reduce turbulence and improve cooling efficiency, and a right 115mm clockwise fan.

The most noticeable feature, however, is the side-mounted LCD screen, which can display GPU stats, custom text, images, and GIFs:

Extensive RGB lighting runs across the shroud and backplate, and can be synchronized with the LCD display and other AORUS devices in your system.

There’s a dual BIOS with OC and silent modes, a raft of PCB and component enhancements to help maximize power delivery, power efficiency and overclocking performance, and a staggering three HDMI 2.1 outputs, as well as three DisplayPort 1.4a outputs.

An even faster variant, the AORUS XTREME 10G, increases the out of the box overclock to 1905 MHz, adds a third 8-pin for extra power delivery and overclocking headroom, and has a MSRP of $899.99.

Out of all cards in this roundup, the XTREME 10G has the fastest out of the box overclock, the most HDMI 2.1 display outputs, the most display outputs total, and the largest fans, but is also the biggest, so ensure your case can contain this beast.

Boost Clock: 1695 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2-Slot

MSRP: TBC (Card coming soon)

Manufacturer’s Product Page

GIGABYTE’s GeForce RTX 3090 TURBO 24G is a unique graphics card, designed specifically for space and airflow-restricted small form factor chassis. It features an 80mm blower fan with optimized intake, a copper heat sink, a vapor chamber in direct contact with the GPU, and various other tweaks to maximize cooling, performance and stability in SFF cases.

Boost Clock: 1725 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: $1549.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

Boost Clock: 1755 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: $1579.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

Boost Clock: 1785 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 3.5-Slot

MSRP: $1699.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

A faster variant, the GIGABYTE AORUS GeForce RTX 3090 XTREME 24G, increases the out of the box overclock to 1860 MHz, adds a third 8-pin for extra power delivery and overclocking headroom, and has a MSRP of $1799.99.

Inno3D GeForce RTX 3080 Twin X2 OC

Boost Clock: 1725 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 3-Slot

MSRP: $915

Manufacturer’s Product Page

If your case is short on space, Inno3D’s smaller dual-fan GeForce RTX 3080 may be a good choice. The new-gen heatsink and heatpipe design offers superior cooling, the backplate has flow through cut outs for improved airflow, and there’s even a factory overclock, giving you faster out of the box performance.

Inno3D GeForce RTX 3080 ICHILL X3

Boost Clock: 1770 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 3-Slot

MSRP: $974

Manufacturer’s Product Page

Inno3D’s GeForce RTX 3080 ICHILL X3 boosts the factory overclock to 1770 MHz, adds three 90mm fans, and embiggens the heatsink, substantially improving cooling performance.

To help prevent GPU sag, Inno3D includes a graphics card stand, and Inno3D also includes two RGB tail fins that a user can attach to the card, further extending its wide-ranging RGB options and features.

One fin has the card’s logo (X3 in this case), while the other is blank, enabling the user to add their own designs.

Inno3D GeForce RTX 3080 ICHILL X4

Boost Clock: 1770 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 3-Slot

MSRP: $996

Manufacturer’s Product Page

The ICHILL X4 offers the same out of the box performance as the X3, but amps things up by adding a unique 4.5cm rotor fan on the side of the card to deliver extra cooling to the MOSFETs and to further boost overall cooling performance. And of course, with improved cooling, noise can be decreased, and users can push for even higher overclocks.

Boost Clock: 1695 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 3-Slot

MSRP: $1760

Manufacturer’s Product Page

The reference-clocked GeForce RTX 3090 GAMING X3 has the DNA of the RTX 3090 ICHILL X3 and X4, featuring three 90mm scythe blades fans to maximise airflow.

Inno3D GeForce RTX 3090 ICHILL X3

Boost Clock: 1755 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 3-Slot

MSRP: $1637

Manufacturer’s Product Page

Inno3D GeForce RTX 3090 ICHILL X4

Boost Clock: 1755 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 3-Slot

MSRP: $1649

Manufacturer’s Product Page

MSI GeForce RTX 3080 VENTUS 3X 10G

Boost Clock: 1710 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: $699

Manufacturer’s Product Page

MSI’s GeForce RTX 3080 VENTUS 3X 10G offers reference board speeds, and features 3 fans, a zero RPM fan stop mode, an anti-sag design, an additional support bracket that users can choose to install for extra peace of mind, and a graphene backplate, instead of a traditional metal backplate.

A VENTUS 3X 10G OC variant adds a 1740 MHz factory overclock, and has a MSRP of $739.

MSI GeForce RTX 3080 GAMING TRIO 10G

Boost Clock: 1755 MHz

Power Connectors: Three 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: TBC (Card coming soon)

Manufacturer’s Product Page

MSI’s beefier GeForce RTX 3080 GAMING TRIO 10G comes with a 1755 MHz factory overclock, cooled by their newest TRI FROZR 2 and Torx Fan 4.0 technologies. Higher grade components and additional fuses enhance cooling performance, power delivery, and overclocking. And for even better overclocking there’s an added 8-pin power connector, too.

A GAMING X TRIO variant ups the factory overclock to 1815 MHz, and has a MSRP of $759.

Boost Clock: 1695 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: $1499

Manufacturer’s Product Page

The VENTUS 3X 24G OC variant includes a factory overclock of 1725 MHz, and has a MSRP of $1549.

MSI GeForce RTX 3090 GAMING TRIO 24G

Boost Clock: 1740 MHz

Power Connectors: Three 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: TBC (Card coming soon)

Manufacturer’s Product Page

The GAMING X TRIO variant boosts the factory overclock to 1785 MHz, and has a MSRP of $1589.

Palit GeForce RTX 3080 GamingPro

Boost Clock: 1710 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: $699

Manufacturer’s Product Page

Palit’s reference-clocked GeForce RTX 3080 GamingPro features a tri-axial fan design, and has an included zero RPM fan stop mode. “Aluminium Alloy Armor” plates cover each side of the circuit board, helping draw heat away from hotspots and onto the heatsink, which has Double-U-Shaped heat pipes.

And a honeycomb bracket and backplate increases airflow and allows for flow through cooling that increases airflow and reduces temperatures.

A GamingPro OC variant includes a factory overclock of 1740 MHz. Prices for the card vary by country - please check with local retailers.

Palit GeForce RTX 3080 GameRock

Boost Clock: 1755 MHz

Power Connectors: Three 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: $699

Manufacturer’s Product Page

Palit’s GeForce RTX 3080 GameRock has an eye-catching crystalline ARGB shroud that illuminates the front of the card and reflects light around your case, creating a unique look. Out of the box it boasts a factory overclock, there’s a third 8-pin power connector for additional power and overclocking headroom, and it has a dual BIOS with OC and silent modes.

The even-faster GameRock OC variant increases the factory overclock to 1860 MHz. Prices for the card vary by country - please check with local retailers.

Boost Clock: 1695 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: $1499

Manufacturer’s Product Page

The GamingPro OC variant features a factory overclock of 1725 MHz. Prices for the card vary by country - please check with local retailers.

Palit GeForce RTX 3090 GameRock

Boost Clock: 1740 MHz

Power Connectors: Three 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: $1499

Manufacturer’s Product Page

The GameRock OC variant boosts the factory overclock to 1845 MHz. Prices for the card vary by country - please check with local retailers.

PNY GeForce RTX 3080 10GB XLR8 Gaming REVEL EPIC-X RGB Triple Fan Edition

Boost Clock: 1710 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: $759.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

PNY’s REVEL GeForce RTX 3080 features three fans, with the central one flanked by RGB. U-shaped heat pipes improve thermals, a metal backplate aids in dissipating heat, and when idling or at low load, the card features zero RPM fan stop. And for added support, an acrylic bracket is included to ward against sag.

PNY GeForce RTX 3080 10GB XLR8 Gaming UPRISING EPIC-X RGB Triple Fan Edition

Boost Clock: 1710 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 3-Slot

MSRP: $759.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

The Uprising boosts the slot size to three, enabling it to equip a bigger heatsink that offers improved cooling. All other specs remain identical.

Boost Clock: 1695 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.7-Slot

MSRP: $1599.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

PNY GeForce RTX 3090 24GB XLR8 Gaming UPRISING EPIC-X RGB Triple Fan Edition

Boost Clock: 1695 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 3-Slot

MSRP: $1599.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 3080 Trinity

Boost Clock: 1710 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.5-Slot

MSRP: $719.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

The reference-clocked ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 3080 Trinity uses their new-generation IceStorm 2.0 cooling system that increases airflow by up to 10%. When idling, fans can stop. And to add a spot of color to the all-black GPU, there’s synchronized RGB on the top of the card and metal backplate.

The Trinity OC variant, coming soon, features a factory overclock of 1725 MHz.

ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 3080 AMP Holo

Boost Clock: 1770 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.5-Slot

MSRP: TBC (Card coming soon)

Manufacturer’s Product Page

ZOTAC’s AMP Holo model comes with an out of the box factory overclock, has a higher power limit for overclocking, and features a unique “HoloBlack” shroud design with an iridescent holographic finish and complementary RGB. Additional RGB is offered on the top of the card, and on the metal backplate, all of which is synchronized.

A faster variant, the AMP Extreme Holo, increases the out of the box overclock to 1800 MHz, and adds a third 8-pin for extra power delivery and overclocking headroom.

Boost Clock: 1695 MHz

Power Connectors: Two 8-pin

Size: 2.5-Slot

MSRP: $1499.99

Manufacturer’s Product Page

That’s your lot - 90 models in every conceivable form factor and size, and at every price point.

If you haven’t yet found something that ticks all the boxes, stay tuned to the websites and social media pages for our partners at ASUS, Colorful, EVGA, Gainward, Galaxy, GIGABYTE, Innovision 3D, MSI, Palit, PNY and ZOTAC. They have more cards in the works, and will each have custom models for the GeForce RTX 3070, which launches October 29th.