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Palit GeForce RTX 3090 GamingPro 24GB GDDR6X 'Used: Good' £685.24 at checkout via Amazon Warehouse
Palit GeForce RTX 3090 GamingPro 24GB GDDR6X 'Used: Good' £685.24 at checkout via Amazon Warehouse
Palit GeForce RTX 3090 GamingPro 24GB GDDR6X 'Used: Good' £685.24 at checkout via Amazon Warehouse
Palit GeForce RTX 3090 GamingPro 24GB GDDR6X 'Used: Good' £685.24 at checkout via Amazon Warehouse
Palit GeForce RTX 3090 GamingPro 24GB GDDR6X 'Used: Good' £685.24 at checkout via Amazon Warehouse
Palit GeForce RTX 3090 GamingPro 24GB GDDR6X 'Used: Good' £685.24 at checkout via Amazon Warehouse
Palit GeForce RTX 3090 GamingPro 24GB GDDR6X 'Used: Good' £685.24 at checkout via Amazon Warehouse
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Posted 3 July 2023

Palit GeForce RTX 3090 GamingPro 24GB GDDR6X 'Used: Good' £685.24 at checkout via Amazon Warehouse

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Great price for a Palit RTX 3090 (somewhere between the 4070 TI and 4080 in performance, but with 24GB VRAM so you won't hit 4K texture limits like on the 4070 TI in games like TLOU & newer games
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  1. Somersett's avatar
    This card is fast-ish at the expense of truly insane power usage. It can be clocked down to a 3080 level of power use, but even this is still massively power hungry.

    So the card is ONLY of interest for the 24GB of VRAM, which would matter to a vanishing few people. Of course the card is USED, which should drop the value by 50%+, at which point the card should be far below 500 quid (the original retail price can be IGNORED since it reflected crypto mining demand, not the real value of the card at the time, which was well below 1000 quid).

    In other words, just another Ngreedia rip-off for the hard-of-thinking.
    chischis's avatar
    Not "vanishing few" you clearly don't know what you're talking about.

    Any folks doing anything 3D modelling related, video editing, AI ... Anything non gaming basically ... The 24GB VRAM is super valuable.
  2. BrianButterfield's avatar
    My problem is frame generation is so powerful that I just cannot go back as it's something I use all the time now.
    Somersett's avatar
    FAKE FRAMES you mean. Did you know fake frames require massive downgrades to all the methods used to render a modern game? No rotation, no unpredictable motion of any on-screen elements. No rapid perspective change. Highly limited particle methods. A ban on any shader method that produces high frequency image data (like light glinting on water surface).

    WHY? Because all these and more cause the fake frames to have garbage image quality. Instead, Ngreedia instructs devs to massively dumb down rendering methods, so that DLSS2/3 will produce 'best' results. fake frames require static or slow moving elements in predictable directions at constant velocities. This is how the rotten maths work (technically called predictable optical flow).
  3. iwo's avatar
    Palit tho.
    Josh99's avatar
    Palit is fine, it's zotac you avoid at all costs lol (edited)
  4. Bardiche's avatar
    Like new condition at 750
    Azwipe's avatar
    You can get a 4070ti for £20 more. Better overall performance, much better RT, DLSS3, and 100W less power.

    Plus new with warranty.
  5. Darthballs's avatar
    not related to this card but had to share:

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  6. Azwipe's avatar
    OKish price but i'd wait for another decent 4070ti price.
  7. NoNamesLeftWhy's avatar
    at this price just wait to buy a 4070ti, its so much more efficient with much better tech, yes people will bang on about MuH vRaM but the select few problem games were patched. The only game I can see needing more would be cyberpunk 2077 at 4k with patchtraycing, but this is not a 4k card anyway so its highly unlikely to hit vram usage at 1440p. (edited)
    chischis's avatar
    Anyone doing anything non gaming will want that 24GB VRAM. Price wins this case.
  8. chischis's avatar
    CeX list the FE 3090 at a similar price now.

    Caution: this is apparently the same or very similar cooler Palit used on their similar model 3080. Reviews (I think I read one from Guru3D) warned that it had difficulty with the heat the 3090 put out and fans would often ramp. Also yeah it can guzzle down the Watts.

    But a lot of perf for the price. (edited)
    Kazloav's avatar
    Undervolt is the key, i undervolt all my cards: 2080/3090/4090, the 4090 is more of a challenge imo, but still possible:
    Undervolting the GPU can lead to the following benefits12:
    • Improved efficiency
    • Potential performance gains
    • Cooling benefits
    • Increased overclocking potential
    • No immediate risk of damage
    Lower voltage will mean that the GPU fans can spin at lower RPMs with the accompanying reduced heat. This also means less power is needed to for the fans, keeping your entire system performing at a lower noise level2.
    Always a WinWin for the user.
  9. maybefoodforthought's avatar
    I bought a 3090 second hand for £450 on FB Marketplace last week. This isn't a rip off, but hardly cheap either. They regularly go for low £500's on ebay. For this sort of money I'd be tempted by the 7900XT instead.

    The 4070ti with only 12GB VRAM is a joke at this price range though. It is not going to age well at all, especially now that the PS4/Xbox1 era of console are being left behind.
    Vice_Prez's avatar
    What PSU are you running with it? I am currently using a 650w power with a 3070FE, seen a 3090 on FB market for sub 400 so tempted, but I'll probably need a new PSU to run it.
  10. Gooby_pls's avatar
    > (somewhere between the 4070 TI and 4080 in performance, but with 24GB VRAM so you won't hit 4K texture limits like on the 4070 TI in games like TLOU & newer games

    Haven't encountered any issues with VRAM using a 4070 ti on TLOU. In fact, ran like an absolute dream with the 1.1 update.

    Good price on this though
    xybp9's avatar
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    In fact, ran like a dream*

    *after several months once the game was properly patched

    3090 and 4090 are "DAY ONE" cards. Everything else is loaded with problems
  11. Neostar's avatar
    Blimey I still remember people paying over 3k for this in 2021
  12. Scalesofjustice's avatar
    Great deal op. Shame won't be buying Nvidia for a very long time due to poor support received.
  13. Darthballs's avatar
    Wow nice
    xybp9's avatar
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    saw this just as like hit counter hit 69
  14. david25uk's avatar
    Power (using the ZOTAC GeForce RTX 3090 Trinity)

    Idle 15w
    Multi-monitor 28w
    Gaming average 356w

    Probably around 120w locked at 60Hz
  15. ohmygod2006's avatar
    Ahh just saw a used like new 3060ti for 247 and bought it... should i have gone for this... decisions...there is still 1 left..
    Yahyasajid's avatar
    Considering they're not exactly comparable GPUs I don't understand them umming and arring

    Are you using it for gaming?
  16. miaomiaobaubau's avatar
    This or a Delonghi for this winter?
    xybp9's avatar
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    this will keep you warmer, and you'll likely have more fun with it
  17. willko's avatar
    Isn't the 3090 (non Ti) the version with RAM on both sides of PCB and some thermal issues..?
    ...and the Ti version has the RAM on only one side & better cooling/specs.?
    I've seen the Ti version going for similar prices on eBay (~£700)...
    Shirly that would be a better deal.
  18. Jake_Roscoe's avatar
    I got a 4070 Ti Gigabyte Gaming OC a few days ago for £700 brand new and seeing this doesn’t make me want to send it back, despite double the vram. The benchmarks I’ve seen have the 4070Ti having the same performance in game as the 3090 Ti, +/- a percentage or two. The 4070Ti definitely trades blows with the 3090 Ti as opposed to the standard 3090 like some people have said in the comments, surprised this wasn’t corrected by anyone as per the benchmarks by channels such as hardware unboxed. VRAM issues aside it’s a pretty good card. Out the box with a +175 overclock to the core clock in afterburner, I’m getting a coreclock of 3045mhz in games. Also overclocked the memory by 1200mhz and it’s sipping power at like 200w and running at 50c. My RTX 3070 Aorus Master with a heavy undervolt ram at 1900mhz, like 73c and 230 watts or something. One thing the 4000 series should be praised for is its efficiency and lack of heat, even at pretty insane clock speeds.

    I play at 1440p 240hz, I would have liked 16GB of vram absolutely, but I don’t need more than 12GB honestly. I’d rather have the 4 year warranty I got with the 4070Ti, slightly better performance, access to dlss 3 and frame gen. Honestly the warranty alone would make me weary of spending £700 ish on a used GPU, I’d be inclined to assume a GPU as power hungry as a 3090 tends to die at slightly higher rates than a lower TGP card. (edited)
  19. RustySpoons's avatar
    Used = Excessive coil whine so returned.
  20. Monkeyface's avatar
    Buying a last-gen top tier card is all about the VRAM - if you want to run stuff like AI, 3D rendering or video you often simply can't fit the models you need into a 3080 or even 4080's memory capacity. The 3090 and 4090 are beasts at 24gb, but the 4090 costs almost 3 times as much as this one.
    For gaming though I'd go with the 40xx series because you get the next-gen features like DLSS 3 and frame generation which give much better frame rates whilst also using less energy.
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