GV-N5090GAMING OC-32GD

• NVIDIA GB202 GPU, Blackwell architecture, 4nm Lithography
• 32GB GDDR7 on a 512-Bit bus, 28Gbps Memory clock, 1792GB/S Bandwidth
• 21760 CUDA cores, 680 Tensor cores, 170 RT Cores
• 2017M Hz Core Clock / 2670M Hz Factory-Overclocked Boost Clock
• PCIe 5.0 x16, Triple-Slot Form factor, Triple-Fan Cooling
• 1x HDMI 2.1 and 3x Display Port 2.1, Up to 4 Displays at 7680x4320; 1x 16-Pin power, 1000W Recommended PSU

The Gigabyte GV-N5090GAMING OC-32GD is a factory-overclocked Ge Force RTX 5090 graphics card built on NVIDIA's GB202 GPU and Blackwell architecture at 4nm. It pairs 32GB of GDDR7 memory on a 512-bit bus, delivering 1792GB/s of bandwidth, with 21760 CUDA cores, 680 Tensor cores, and 170 RT cores. The card runs a 2017M Hz core clock and a 2670M Hz boost clock, uses a triple-fan cooler in a triple-slot PCIe form factor, and connects over PCIe 5.0 x16. Gigabyte specifies a single 16-pin power connector and a 1000W recommended power supply.

A 32GB RTX 5090 class card is bought for two distinct reasons: high-refresh 4K and 8K gaming with ray tracing enabled, and local AI and content-creation workloads where the 32GB frame buffer decides whether a model or scene fits in VRAM at all. The 7680x4320 output support and four-display capability also make it a fit for simulation rigs, video editing and 3D rendering workstations, and visualization walls. Buyers include system integrators and boutique PC builders, workstation and AI-development buyers sourcing outside the datacenter SKU line, and retailers and resellers stocking flagship consumer GPUs.