Is this the OC version or non OC version. null

According to ASUS on their Facebook channel, the OC version is the only Strix that will be available.

On the ASUS website you can compare the specs on both the o10g and the 10g. Not sure if this was done by mistake but they literally have the same specs. On Newegg there is only 1 version of the rog 3080 listed at the same price as here. Which has me thinking there is only 1 version available now for the 3080 by ASUS.

There is no overclocked version

EDIT: (My other answer was in a huge hurry, this one involved checking into it further) This one is a bit difficult to answer unless you are someone at Best Buy who has seen the packaging and can confirm one way or the other. The model number they have shows -O10G which is the OC version based on Asus (from what I was able to see on the Best Buy app), but the specs that Best Buy has listed at the time of writing this is for the non OC version. I'm hoping that it actually is the OC version as the model number suggested, otherwise $849.99 is too much for a non OC card unless they are trying to overshoot the price like the RTX 20 series...

From what I see referencing the Asus ROG website there is an OC mode that bumps the MHz up to 1740MHz instead of the gaming mode 1710MHz both MHz shown here are the boost clocks for each mode

Considering that this SKU has the -O10G-Gaking model info, I would assume that it is overclocked as Asus lists on their own website. But without the photo of the box, I can say for sure if their model info is accurate or not, I'm just assuming that they wouldn't mess up on an important detail such as that

According to the specs listed by BestBuy, this is the non-OC version. The non-OC version has a boost clock of 1710 MHz, the OC version has a boost clock of 1755 MHz.

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According to ASUS on their Facebook channel, the OC version is the only Strix that will be available.
Answered by Daniel 5 years ago
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On the ASUS website you can compare the specs on both the o10g and the 10g. Not sure if this was done by mistake but they literally have the same specs. On Newegg there is only 1 version of the rog 3080 listed at the same price as here. Which has me thinking there is only 1 version available now for the 3080 by ASUS.
Answered by Chris 5 years ago
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There is no overclocked version
Answered by Anthony 5 years ago
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EDIT: (My other answer was in a huge hurry, this one involved checking into it further) This one is a bit difficult to answer unless you are someone at Best Buy who has seen the packaging and can confirm one way or the other. The model number they have shows -O10G which is the OC version based on Asus (from what I was able to see on the Best Buy app), but the specs that Best Buy has listed at the time of writing this is for the non OC version. I'm hoping that it actually is the OC version as the model number suggested, otherwise $849.99 is too much for a non OC card unless they are trying to overshoot the price like the RTX 20 series...
Answered by ChiefDaHeef 5 years ago
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From what I see referencing the Asus ROG website there is an OC mode that bumps the MHz up to 1740MHz instead of the gaming mode 1710MHz both MHz shown here are the boost clocks for each mode
Answered by MrBitz 5 years ago
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Considering that this SKU has the -O10G-Gaking model info, I would assume that it is overclocked as Asus lists on their own website. But without the photo of the box, I can say for sure if their model info is accurate or not, I'm just assuming that they wouldn't mess up on an important detail such as that
Answered by ChiefDaHeef 5 years ago
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According to the specs listed by BestBuy, this is the non-OC version. The non-OC version has a boost clock of 1710 MHz, the OC version has a boost clock of 1755 MHz.
Answered by Sean 5 years ago
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non oc
Answered by Mike 5 years ago
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