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This Obviously Fake Nvidia RTX 4090 Is Ridiculous and Perfect Screenshot: Kasper Andersen (Other) April Fool’s is the worst holiday, but this is one stunt we can get behind. Someone built an obviously fake Nvidia RTX 4090 and 4090 Ti to get into the spirit—and to poke fun at the current graphics cards situation—and it’s so ridiculous it has to be seen to be believed. Advertisement Spotted by PCMag, Denmark-based PC builder Kasper Andersen has created the ultimate graphics card out of a hodge-podge of old and defective parts. Andersen told PCMag some of the fan motors came from cooler...
This Nvidia RTX 4090 video wins 2021’s best April Fools’ joke Share this story April Fools’ Day jokes are usually lame and lack any real effort, but 20-year-old Kasper Andersen has risen to the occasion for 2021 to deliver Nvidia’s RTX 4090. The Danish hardware enthusiast loves to create homemade replicas of retro graphics cards, but his latest RTX 4090 project imagines a future where Nvidia’s card uses 1,000 watts of power, has a 12-fan design, and includes 48GB of VRAM. The video is a work of art, with subtle details like two power cords, RGB lighting, or the ridiculous GPU benchm...
(Credit: Kasper Andersen) A PC builder in Denmark dropped his own April Fools’ joke today by introducing the world to Nvidia’s RTX 4090 graphics card. The giant monstrosity comes from Kasper Andersen, who enjoys modifying old PC parts into new creations. Amid the ongoing GPU shortage, Andersen couldn’t help but poke fun by claiming he received early access to Nvidia’s next-generation graphics card, the RTX 4090. Credit: Kasper Andersen The card essentially looks like four RTX 3090s, but all attached together in a massive block of GPU madness. In total, it has 12 fans. The specs ...