Monday, September 4th 2023
ASUS ROG GeForce RTX 4090 Evangelion Edition Graphics Card Available to Pre-order in China
The Republic of Gamers (ROG) department at ASUS started to tease its lineup of official Evangelion tie-in products in late July, with a ROG Strix customized NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 card attracting some attention thanks to its very prominent red and black aesthetic. The marketing spiel revealed that: "the EVA Editions of the ROG Strix GeForce RTX 4090 come equipped with a myriad of performance-enhancing ASUS features, such as Axial-tech fans with reverse rotation and 0 dB technology, an exclusive vapor chamber design, top-shelf power delivery and a sleek metal exoskeleton for maximized rigidity. The expertly engineered fan shroud and right-hand side of the card now sport an EVA-02 color theme, and Asuka art takes over the backplate."
The ROG Strix GeForce RTX 4090 OC EVA-02 Edition was shown off at last month's Gamescom trade fair in Germany, but PC hardware enthusiasts in China will be getting first dibs on retail units. As reported by ITHome and VideoCardz, units can be pre-ordered via JD.com, with shipments starting tomorrow (September 5). The special edition livery and pack of themed accessories will set you back 17,999 RMB (~$2475) in the region. ASUS ROG has not revealed pricing for Western territories.
ROG continues the EVANGELION project for gamers with a brand-new machine design centered around EVA-02 and Asuka. The second collection debuted with motherboards, graphics cards, cardholder gaming cases, all-in-one coolers, peripherals, and gear. Build the full machine and achieve high levels of synchronization with Asuka. > Learn more about ROG x EVANGELION-02//
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Step into the future with the ROG Strix GeForce RTX 4090 OC EVA-02 Edition. Designed in collaboration with the EVANGELION project, this powerhouse graphics card boasts a stunning aesthetic inspired by EVA-02. The shroud and backplate feature intricate design elements, while the front ARGB panel showcases the iconic synchronization effect.
Sources:
VideoCardz, ASUS ROG Product Page, ITHome
The ROG Strix GeForce RTX 4090 OC EVA-02 Edition was shown off at last month's Gamescom trade fair in Germany, but PC hardware enthusiasts in China will be getting first dibs on retail units. As reported by ITHome and VideoCardz, units can be pre-ordered via JD.com, with shipments starting tomorrow (September 5). The special edition livery and pack of themed accessories will set you back 17,999 RMB (~$2475) in the region. ASUS ROG has not revealed pricing for Western territories.
Step into the future with the ROG Strix GeForce RTX 4090 OC EVA-02 Edition. Designed in collaboration with the EVANGELION project, this powerhouse graphics card boasts a stunning aesthetic inspired by EVA-02. The shroud and backplate feature intricate design elements, while the front ARGB panel showcases the iconic synchronization effect.
22 Comments on ASUS ROG GeForce RTX 4090 Evangelion Edition Graphics Card Available to Pre-order in China
lol.
Fans stop is a no-go and must be avoided at all times.
About nvidia - the GeForce users complain about a mysterious bad image quality in desktop 2D.
I guess this a legacy nvidia problem which hasn't been fixed in the last 20 years or so.
Its image quality is very bad.
It doesn't shorten lifespan, at least, there is no proof available AFAIK.
The rest... yeah. Drink some water, you're seeing things.
It doesn't need to heat up to 80°C ! :laugh:
It's fine at 65°C - 70°C !
You invent new physics laws, don't you?
www.quora.com/Why-do-CPUs-run-better-at-lower-temperaturesMy Ryzen is perfectly fine at 30°-70°C and it never exceeds this range.
What you quoted is talking about LOAD temperatures.
Just hook up GPU fans to the mothboard and slowly dial down from 40%, around 28% you'll find out the fans stop spinning which is about 950 RPM.Maybe your screen hasn't been cleaned for 20 years, there is no issue with the image quality at all, what are you talking about.
b) basically a red ROG Strix for me as I can't see the backside (in my system) which makes the difference here, anyway. Fails to bring any difference for me, then.