Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works incredibly. Performance is exactly as advertised

Card is really nice, well built, and quiet. One star off because NVIDIA can’t seem to release a decent driver that doesn’t cause crashing all the time (works ok on early drivers, but I’m now at least two drivers behind) and one star off because these things are ridiculously expensive.

Was not easy to beat all the BOTS but I did, its been lovely since then. I built a new pc with a Asus GT502 case. Everything matches

Run anything that you want in 2k , just buy it and relax

So far so good. BF6 is popping and in 1440 it completely excels. Love my purchase!

The price is expensive for the performance you get but my RTX 3080ti died 3 weeks ago and this was the only card available to buy. It performs excellent in games at 1440 p and good in native 4k. I wished it is 24 gb of Vram to be more capable for 4k without MFG feature that comes with 5000 series. I would recommend if you have the money.

Expensive for a 5080, but runs darn quiet and boosts high!

Works perfectly and in great condition. No problems found.

Built my first PC and so glad I was able to snag this graphic card. It has been running everything like a champ.

The new Multi Frame Gen tech that comes with the 5000 series is incredible. On 2x frame gen, there is absolutely no input delay, ghosting, or bluriness whatsoever, and it doubles my FPS. I am getting 200 FPS in Cyberpunk 2077 with psycho ray tracing, ray reconstruction, quality DLSS with the new transformer model, 2k resolution and all ultra settings. On 4x frame gen, I get almost 400 FPS, and still do not see a visual quality decrease. AI rendering is truly the future of gaming, do not listen to the people who haven’t even tried the tech screaming “fake frames!” Rasterization performance is maxed out dinosaur technology and Nvidia knows it. Anyone benchmarking the 5000 cards on pure rasterization performance just don’t get it. This tech is absolutely incredible and the card is a massive jump from my RTX 3080. Extremely common Nvidia W. Do not buy an AMD card if a 5000 series is an option. It is massive in size though so make sure it will fit in your case. I attached a couple photos showing how close of a fit it was in my mid tower.

Swapped my 4070ti out for this one for the sake of vram but the performance gains overall are outstanding. TUF for the win

Runs decent. Cost for performance value isn't quite there but it's stable, on par with something like a 3090 more or less without as much VRAM overhead. Good for most VR applications.

Powerful card that overclocks and undervolts really well, but the 16gb of vram limits its capability of VR gaming with sims. A 24gb variant of the 5080 would be ideal if they can hit $1400 for the tuf oc variant. Some coil whine but its tolerable for me.

Grab a sag bracket, and get ready for a great time :) It’s a great gpu. I’m not happy with Nvidia’s antics, and the GPU market. But I was fortunate enough to get the GPU I wanted, and haven’t had a hitch!

I am even more impressed with this card's performance than i expected. This was a signficisnt upgrade from my 3090ti..and im now able to push 4k at ultra in every game. Highly recommend.

Great quality and performance, price was always a bit high for what you are getting, but that's the market...

The function is great! Keeps me over a 100 frames on kcd2. I'm paired with a ryzen 5800x3d, 64gb ram, running 7680 x 2160 on a Samsung g9 neo 57".

Absolute beast going from a 7 year old rig. Price point is a little high but Best Buy saved me from resale. Runs my 4k monitor like a champ.

Great graphics card. The Asus Tuff brand I really like because of the extra HDMI port. Had no issues with this gpu at all.

Amazing card, runs every game I could ever imagine. 4k 60