GV-N5090WF3OC-32GD

• Blackwell GB202 GPU on a 4nm Process with 21760 CUDA Cores
• 680 Tensor Cores and 170 RT Cores
• 32 Gigabytes of GDDR7 Memory on a 512-Bit Bus
• 1792 Gigabytes per Second Memory Bandwidth at a 28 Gigabits per Second Memory Rate
• 2017 Megahertz Core Clock with a 2655 Megahertz Boost Clock
• Triple-Slot PCIe 5.0 x16, Triple-Fan cooling, 1000W Recommended Supply

The Gigabyte GV-N5090WF3OC-32GD is a Ge Force RTX 5090 graphics card built on NVIDIA's Blackwell GB202 GPU at 4nm lithography, with 21760 CUDA cores, 680 Tensor cores and 170 RT cores. It carries 32GB of GDDR7 memory on a 512-bit bus running at 28Gbps for 1792GB/s of bandwidth, and clocks at 2017 MHz core with a 2655 MHz boost. The card is a triple-slot PCIe 5.0 x16 design with triple-fan cooling, one 16-pin power connector and a 1000W recommended power supply, outputting to one HDMI 2.1 and three Display Port 2.1 connectors and driving up to four displays at 7680 x 4320. It supports DirectX 12 Ultimate, OpenGL 4.6 and Vulkan 1.4, and is not a hash-rate-limited part.

Flagship consumer graphics cards of this class serve two distinct markets. In gaming they drive 4K and ultrawide displays at high refresh rates with ray tracing and upscaling enabled, and the four-display capability supports simulator rigs and multi-monitor workstations. Commercially, the 32GB frame buffer and Tensor core count make them the cost-effective choice for local AI model inference and fine-tuning, 3D rendering, and GPU-accelerated video encoding in content-creation workstations - workloads where a datacenter accelerator costs several times more per unit of delivered throughput. Buyers should note the 1000W recommended supply, the single 16-pin power connector and the triple-slot width, which together rule out a great many existing chassis and power supplies without an upgrade elsewhere in the build.