Recent content by moshpit

And I will put Lisette up against you anytime. In fact, I emailed her about your assertions. Better hope you're right, your site just reviewed their products. You are making claims of rebadging. We will see what PNY has to say about that. I also copied the tech lead as well. Not just sales, tech...

Okay, NOW I call BS on you. You don't know crap compared to PNY. I don't know who you think you are, but you just gave a ton of misinformation. I trust PNY 1000X more than you (especially after they bent over backwards to get me a card, while I really don't know you at all...). I'll take their...

Re-Read my post, I said USA (your own quote of my post showed my statement saying "at least in the US"). Also, according to Lisette AT PNY, you are wrong about Founders Editions. At least for the US, they are made at PNY, per a PNY employee, Sales Manager to be specific. In fact, everything I...

LOL, no joke. I was outright lucky as hell to get my order for one in on launch day and it only happened cause PNY's site screwed up the week before during RTX 3080 launch day, I reported the screw up and my inconvenience with the screw up, and PNY made it right by calling me on 3090 launch day...

You have same card as me. LOVE IT! TOTAL BEAST! Did you know that this card originally sold on launch day without the Revel name? There was no Revel or Uprising model names for RTX 3090 launch day, both cards had the EXACT same name and only way to tell them apart in ordering was the part number.

For the record, no, I am not a PNY employee, LOL! I just have built a strong relationship with them due to a TON of business I have brought in during the Ampere crisis. PNY implemented an Interest List due to a mistake they made and to make up for that mistake to me and one other person. The...

PNY's biggest factory where 3000 series cards are made: 100 JEFFERSON ROAD PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 United States This is the exact shipping "from" address of the factory and HQ.

Yup, looks identical to my 3090 version as well... I should note that temps and sound are very close to what Founders Edition reviews show, so as a RTX 3090 purchased at the lowest possible price one can be had for anywhere, $1499.99 is a mighty good deal. Sadly, cannot even get this...

Yes you can. Email lgalloza@pny.com and ask her to put you on the Interest List. The wait is longer now than it was before, but it should still be less than a full month wait. Used to be <2 weeks average up until 3060 Ti launched. Now it's longer, and price is higher, but still not stupid high...

This is correct. However, some systems may allow a boot past the error if the bios allows "Ignore errors". That hardware limit of 75 watts only actually uses that much wattage during gaming, not during boot up usually. If one only need flash the video bios back, it should be doable IF the system...

Oobymach just nailed the problem. You cannot run a 90 watt card on a 75 watt maximum PCIe slot. Sadly, this means your card is screwed. To run a 90 watt card your system bios is demanding you plug that card into the power supply and will not allow boot until you do... and if the card has no...

"PNY has been making NVIDIA graphics cards for many years and are one of the top providers for NVIDIA Quadro and Tesla Professional graphics solutions." You are indeed new to reviewing PNY cards. PNY is the ONLY (not "one of") provider of Quadro, Tesla, and Titan cards. Also, Founders Editions...

There's more to it then just the thermal benefits. The protection benefits alone are worth it. Caution is great, but when Murphy rears his head, nobody's perfect, and the shield provides that extra protection from slips of the hand that could be catastrophic otherwise. Not to mention just looks...

I'm late to this party, but still wanted to pitch in how much I love my Sabertooth P67. I've been a big Gigabyte fan as well, but Asus really outdid Gigabyte this round. The hardware itself between both brands is dead even for quality, but Gigabyte has nothing to match against Asus's version of...

I too have added the fan to excellent cooling results across the board, literally. This is easily the nicest motherboard I've ever owned in 15 years of building my own PCs. I've had pretty much all the top brands, Asus always brings me back though. And this is their very best one yet. Kudos to...