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I have been on the vr trail of tears since the og vive. Got a vive pro and was just so tired of the games I was playing just eating my gpu's for lunch.Recently got interested in Sim Racing. Dusted off the vive pro. Again ran my 2080ti into the ground.So I sprung for this card. Now I can run Assetto Corsa with all the antialiasing in the game cranked right up there. 90fps 5-6ms. I think a high end vr headset would still eat this card alive on these sims, but it is driving the vive pro perfectly. With the SS cranked up to 200 the image quality is really good. (I have the gear vr mod which is also a game changer for me).Honestly this is the first time I have really enjoyed vr. The immersion is exquisite.Oh, I can also run latest ENB on Skyrim Vr with all the bells and whistles cranked right up at 90 fps 6-7 ms. Also running at 200 ss. It is smooth and has never looked this good.Card is not very noisy. Ran some 3d mark testing and it does throttle back on stress tests, but this is a small cooling system. I just did not want to deal with setting up the custom loop stuff on this card. I will double up the fans on the radiator soon.Good deal if you can get it at a reasonable price. I am satisfied with the purchase.

If you are curious about the performance of this card, u may want to read my lengthy review. Yes I paid more to get it now. I wanted one now, before they too become obsolete rt after we get one, as my 3090TI did. The supply Chain, Issues, hmmmm! Anyway, I swapped out a 360mm radiator AIO 3090Ti, for this MSI 4090 Hybrid version. If you set up the fans correctly, and incidentally, I set them up exactly the same as my 3090TI, u will find that this 4090 runs way cooler, and with a smaller radiator. At max I am getting like 15 degrees C cooler on the GPU, and upwards of 30degrees C cooler on the memory and hotspot, vs the 3090ti, and the 4090 runs at a higher wattage than the 3090TI. Max temps all around, about 50C, and usually in the 40's while playing, it's just going into pause mode that brings the temps up to about 50C. At Idle, its at 29C. Internet Videos and Tech review comparisons, don't do this card justice, as with the correct fan settings, this runs way cooler than I've seen on line. As far as performance, Graphics set to ultra with DLSS in performance, in the latest COD, on a 38inch Monitor, I am getting as high as 190FPS vs the 3090TI at medium settings DLSS Performance, getting about 86FPS. That is huge, and the latest COD doesnt have DLSS 3.0, which would improve it even more. I am getting 2850MHZ on the GPU Clock, thats 225 MHZ more than MSI advertises, and I did not Overclock the Overclock. Battlefield 2042, Strangely I get about the same framerate, but thats with Ultra settings, vs medium with the 3090TI, no DLSS. Doom Eternal with my 38inch monitor, Graphics maxed, I am getting around 300FPS. This 4090 by MSI, has been the best GPU swap, I have ever made, and I've made many, it's giving me Huge numbers, vs the 3090TI, and way cooler, and with more power, It's a win win for me. If u can afford it, do it, u will be glad u did. Got mine through Eluktronics, I know the company, they make awesome gaming laptops.

I'm blown away by the performance and how cool this gpu stays. It sits around 27°C when idle and 40°C - 52°C while gaming. I have read prior to purchasing this card that some people had coil whine issues with this specific card and I haven't had any whine while running benchmarks or gaming so that was a huge relief I didn't have that issue. The card itself is absolutely beautiful down to every detail, the only con for me personally is that I wish the radiator was a 280mm instead of a 240mm but that's just a personal preference based on the case I have it in where all other fans are 140mm and it would've been a huge plus if MSI had made multiple radiator size variants of the card considering most cases will accommodate up to 360mm radiators especially those who would be purchasing this card are likely to be putting it in a more premium chassis. Personal preference aside this card is overall a 10/10 for me for it's stunning looks and performance. She's an absolute beast!

After EVGA left the video card market, I looked for another GPU supplier that honored a transferable warranty. Apparently MSI goes by the serials, not the buyer, so warranty will default to the original date of manufacture, or by the dated retail receipt from the original supplier when sold new, if one can be provided. Also, their RMA process couldn't be easier nor faster, you don't have to open a ticket and wait for a response, simply submit your RMA and then it's auto approved. I thought EVGA had the best RMA service, perhaps I was wrong.I like this Suprim Hybrid model in particular because it has subtle LEDs and a very professional appearance. The shroud is actual metal, not cheap plastic. The radiator fans are high-end and the cable management is as snug as possible yet still flexible. A big change coming from EVGA's 3080 Ti Hybrid fan cables, which were needlessly long and dangled absurdly loose, often striking the spinning radiator fans. Zero possibility of that with this Suprim design.Performance is quiet under load and the included GPU seems to be binned consistently high (dealing with 20 of this exact model). Outstanding product, will continue to buy from MSI, especially for this model in particular.