EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 K | NGP | N: Hybrid cooler gaming amplifiers and OLED display

With the GeForce RTX 3090 K | NGP | N, which has already appeared multiple times in successful record attempts and named after overclocking legend Vince “K | NGP | N” Lucida, producer EVGA has unveiled its flagship amp. With a hybrid cooler and 360 radiator, the MSRP for the graphics card is $ 2,000.

The best comes last

After the first images of the EVGA Nvidia GeForce RTX 3090 K | NGP | N appeared in early September and the eminent namesake himself set a new world record in 3DMark “Port Royal” with the graphics card with over 16,000 points just a few days later, the manufacturer presents its absolute top model with device hybrid cooling that includes 360mm radiator and OLED display now at the end.

With its 360 radiator, the EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 K | NGP | N even outperforms the two EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 FTW3 Ultra Hybrid Gaming and EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 XC3 Ultra Hybrid Gaming, which are also based on the “PX1” hybrid cooler, but you have to make do with a 240mm radiator.

23 phases and 12 layers for high clock rates

Of all the models within the EVGA product family – and beyond – the GeForce RTX 3090 K | NGP | N with a 23-phase VRM design and 12-layer PCB has the most complex structure of all ampere graphics cards on the market and should therefore be able to deliver high clock rates. Furthermore, the integrated GA102-400 GPU is pre-selected in the best possible way and has a boost of 1.92 GHz.

The 24GB memory was left at 19.5Gbps at the factory, but it should also offer room for OC experiments. The graphics card receives power through three 8-pin PCIe power connections with a TDP of up to 500 watts. A total of three BIOS profiles are available.

In addition to OC capabilities, the EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 K | NGP | N has a programmable OLED display with 176 × 48 pixels, which can be used to customize the graphics card. More information can be found in the official graphics card specifications.

Priced at $ 2,000 in mid-December

EVGA has announced that it will ship the graphics card on December 15 at an MSRP of $ 1,999.99. According to the official product page, the graphics card is already sold out and no longer available due to the high number of pre-orders.