Preparing the EVGA RTX 3090 K|NGP|N for LN2 Overclocking

The EVGA GeForce RTX™ 3090 K|NGP|N marked the peak of EVGA's decades as NVIDIA's best board partner. The limited-edition KingPin cards confirmed EVGA's place at the top of the overclocking world, where it was already known for its GPUs and motherboards.

Despite being the most popular board partner, EVGA was losing money on its cards. Its custom power delivery designs cost more than NVIDIA's set MSRP allowed, so the cards sold at a loss. Every step up in performance, such as the FTW3 and KingPin cards, lost even more.

Shortly after launching its RTX 3090 Ti, EVGA discontinued its graphics cards and ended its partnership with NVIDIA.

For the LN2 pot, I chose the KingPin Tek-9 Fat Pot.