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Zotec 3090 On Sale for $999

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2 hours ago, pgde said:

Is that for real?  24 GB?  For $999?  I have not previously seen a 24 GB vidcard for any price...  I am throwing the penalty flag and waiting for an official review from league headquarters!

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39 minutes ago, fppilot said:

Is that for real?  24 GB?  For $999?  I have not previously seen a 24 GB vidcard for any price...  I am throwing the penalty flag and waiting for an official review from league headquarters!

All the 3090's have 24gb ram


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I  have purchased from Woot a few times, no problems. Woot is owned by Amazon. Bezo's company bought them out maybe 3 years ago because they were selling so many items on their own Woot site and also as a 3rd party vendor on Amazon's site. Amazon Prime members get free shipments from the Woot  site and you buy using your Amazon payment method (if you are a Prime member).

Asus power recommendations, looks like 850 watt PSU:

https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/Accessory/Power_Supply/Manual/RECOMMENDED_PSU_TABLE.pdf

 

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I see 30% of purchasers of this GPU joined Woot today. I guess that means that this offer is attracting attention and pulling in new people to register at Woot.


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