Still better than 4000 series. EVGA was the best aftermarket manufacturer for these cards, in my opinion the card works amazing, looks great, and doesnt overheat. The cooling is done right, heat distribution stable, and it performs like a dream. Its quiet, looks great, and to top it off its not a monster power guzzler like its newer generation the 4000 series. This is a company that really seemed to care about their product and put in the extra effort to deliver a reliable and satisfying experience for the customer. Its a shame Nvidias poor business model ruined that for all of us.

This thing is a beast! There's nothing so far that I've been able to throw at it that I haven't been able to put every setting on its highest and still get a really high frame rate. This card also surprisingly is really good at cooling itself and when you use the software that you can download for to control parameters of the card like overclocking and underclocking. I can drop it down based off of the temperature I want the car to keep and it's still keeps a high frame rate with ray tracing turned on to its highest settings. I also use this card for work cuz I'm a 3D content creator which includes unreal engine, Maya, and other software and the performance is incredible! Just be warned it is huge, if you have a small motherboard don't expect to put anything underneath it cuz it will cover up all the other inputs. It does come with a suspension cable that I'm using and make sure to get the most recent video drivers for it I noticed that it was running really hot before I updated my drivers on a few games but this can be rectified again by just telling it what temperature you want it to stay at and then it throttles really well. When it's not running it drops down and doesn't pull hardly any power at all running at about 2 to 400 megahertz and the fans aren't even on. It throttles up when it needs to and cuts down immediately in what power usage it has.

I only got this card because of the huge discount (nearly 50%). It's clear that Nvidia has a surplus of 30 Series PCBs and are trying to liquidate the existing inventory. Nvidia kind of dropped the ball on this card by launching it nearly 18 months after the 30 Series life cycle. With the 40 Series Cards right around the corner, only get this card if you need a video editing powerhouse now vs. later. Pros: -It's the fastest 30 Series card you can get -Overkill for gaming if you intend to aim for 1440p or 60+ fps at 4K -Triple fan cooler is surprisingly efficient at keeping this card at acceptable temps during high load Cons: -Triple-headed 16-pin adapter is ugly and clumsy. Can be a challenge to hide -This card will EAT a lot of watts of electricity unless you limit it using X1 or Afterburner -The specs for the 4070Ti have been rumored to bypass this card's performance at slightly less the MSRP Overall: Only reason I got this card is because I sold my 3080 for $600 and upgraded to a 3090Ti. This card will keep me busy till the 40 Series hype calms down and some sales are available. Regardless of which powerhouse GPU you get, it's all dependent on whatever game's optimization is when playing. Cyberpunk 2077 is a prime example. Even with a 3090Ti, that game can be a challenge to run at 4K at 60+ fps.

This thing is a beast. I am able to run many things on ultra settings with high FPS using this card. Hate that EVGA is done with GPU’s. Super excited I was able to get this on sale when I did. Now I’m burning through what feels like could be a collectors item.

One of the best 3090ti and last great cards by evga. Fast very fast card