Asus Rog strix 3090 non ti or MSI GEFORCE RTX 3090 TI GAMING X TRIO

[HeavenlyHost]

currently on my country they are priced basically the same....
There are also other 3090 version that are ( converted) around 260 usd cheaper the normal msi 3090 non ti.

[_I_]

the ti is a different core binning
often with faster cores or ram or more parts unlocked

if they are the same price get the ti

[HeavenlyHost]

Originally posted by _I_:

the ti is a different core binning
often with faster cores or ram or more parts unlocked

if they are the same price get the ti

I was confused because they’re price the same . So maybe the asus has some something special so I though

[_I_]

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/30-series/rtx-3090-3090ti/

                    3090 ti     3090
NVIDIA CUDA Cores   10752       10496
Boost Clock         1.86 GHz    1.70 GHz
Base Clock (GHz)    1.67        1.40
Graphics Card Power (W)	450	350

more cores with higher base/boost clocks and 100w more power required


the only difference the gpu mfgs do is different pcb and cooling, they use the same cores from nvidia
some do actually test the cores and bin them again for 'oc' variants with slightly faster clocks or ram

[HeavenlyHost]

Originally posted by UberFiend:

Go non, o/c yourself, save $.

They’re priced the same

[🦜Cloud Boy🦜]

Rog Strix is expensive because it's the highest tier card from ASUS. It has heavy cooling solution and best quality PCB / components. ROG STRIX usually costs around 20% higher than the normal models. But, MSI Gaming X is also a decent card, you can't go wrong....

[ZAP]

Ti.

And Strix is the lowend ROG branding.

[ΜΣ†ΛĿ]

Originally posted by ZAP:

Ti.

And Strix is the lowend ROG branding.

Strix is the high end. They always have the best board with more power phazes than a reference board, better caps & also biggest coolers.
there is barely any difference between the 3090 and 3090ti, honestly it's just 256 more cuda cores, 99% of the performance over the not Ti comes from the 450w bios because the 350w bios on the 3090 is almost always bumping into the power wall that and and slightly overclocked vram. Nothing the 3090 can't achieve. I'm running mine with a 500w bios, and overclocked the vram (getting over 1000 Tb/s of bandwidth) also undervolted can hit constant 2010 mhz on the core without any drops using .950v. can even hit 2100 mhz with just a tiny bit over 1v. it can go higher but the voltage required is not worth the gain. the difference between the two while playing games is not noticeable maybe 1-2 fps. I would go for the cheaper 3090 for almost identical performance.

[🦜Cloud Boy🦜]

Originally posted by ΜΣ†ΛĿ:

Strix is the high end. They always have the best board with more power phazes than a reference board, better caps & also biggest coolers.

For graphics cards, Rog Strix is the top tier in ASUS.
But for motherboards, Rog Strix is lower tier compared regular Rog.

[ΜΣ†ΛĿ]

Originally posted by 🦜Cloud Boy🦜:

Originally posted by ΜΣ†ΛĿ:

Strix is the high end. They always have the best board with more power phazes than a reference board, better caps & also biggest coolers.

For graphics cards, Rog Strix is the top tier in ASUS.
But for motherboards, Rog Strix is lower tier compared regular Rog.

I don't really follow the ROG naming scheme, it's somewhat new name that gets slapped on parts to make it sound better than it does, Strix also has the ROG on it, but for motherboards the maximus and crosshair have always been best. ROG really means nothing I don't know why they keep slapping these letters on everything.

[ZAP]

Originally posted by ΜΣ†ΛĿ:

Originally posted by ZAP:

Ti.

And Strix is the lowend ROG branding.

Strix is the high end. They always have the best board with more power phazes than a reference board, better caps & also biggest coolers.
there is barely any difference between the 3090 and 3090ti, honestly it's just 256 more cuda cores, 99% of the performance over the not Ti comes from the 450w bios because the 350w bios on the 3090 is almost always bumping into the power wall that and and slightly overclocked vram. Nothing the 3090 can't achieve. I'm running mine with a 500w bios, and overclocked the vram (getting over 1000 Tb/s of bandwidth) also undervolted can hit constant 2010 mhz on the core without any drops using .950v. can even hit 2100 mhz with just a tiny bit over 1v. it can go higher but the voltage required is not worth the gain. the difference between the two while playing games is not noticeable maybe 1-2 fps. I would go for the cheaper 3090 for almost identical performance.

No. Matrix and Poseidon are, usually with the Platinum surname. Not to mention the super enthusiast dual cards like Ares and Mars (including a dual GTX 760).

Infact the first Strix cards weren't even ROG, they were small DirectCU II models whose main feature was a 0db mode... Same thing like the Strix motherboards that are half the price or even less than the real ROG boards like Apex/Hero/Extreme.

[🦜Cloud Boy🦜]

Originally posted by ZAP:

No. Matrix and Poseidon are, usually with the Platinum surname. Not to mention the super enthusiast dual cards like Ares and Mars (including a dual GTX 760).

Matrix and Poseidon cards died in the history LONG LONG time ago. They are no longer in the ASUS lineup.

We are talking about current lineup here. ROG Strix is the highest tier in ASUS GPU lineup.

[ZAP]

Originally posted by 🦜Cloud Boy🦜:

Originally posted by ZAP:

No. Matrix and Poseidon are, usually with the Platinum surname. Not to mention the super enthusiast dual cards like Ares and Mars (including a dual GTX 760).

Matrix and Poseidon cards died in the history LONG LONG time ago. They are no longer in the ASUS lineup.

We are talking about current lineup here. ROG Strix is the highest tier in ASUS GPU lineup.

2080 Ti is still just one generation generation ago lol. But yeah, all the NV AIB stopped making high end cards outside of 3090(Ti) Kingpin because Jensen has everyone on lockdown and now EVGA said f it so no high end Nvidia cards will be produced outside of a few HOF for OC guys.

And I suspect these may be back with Radeon cards at some point, Sapphire Toxic is back.

[ZAP]

Honestly ASUS is trash overall unless unless you like horrible memory clocks and $600 motherboard fires. Oh and RGB xD