Customer Ratings & Reviews

Just upgraded to this card from a 3080 ti. Huge difference in 2025 title games. The biggest difference is the how much cooler this card runs. 30 to 50 F cooler than the 3080 ti I had. It is a much bigger card the the 3080 ti, so you may need to upgrade the case. Battlefield 6: 75 FPS utra setting and no dlss. AI: Phi 4 Q6_K 0.21 Seconds to 1st token and 15.65 tokens/sec. Overall very impressed with the build quality of the card and the new Blackwell architecture, a massive leap from Ampere architecture.

I couldn’t be happier with my ASUS TUF RTX 5080! This card is an absolute beast—it runs amazingly well, handling everything I throw at it with ease. Super quiet, even under load, which is impressive given the power it delivers. I haven’t had a single issue since installing it, and the build quality feels incredibly durable, just as you’d expect from ASUS TUF. If you’re looking for a powerful, reliable, and quiet GPU, this is hands-down one of the best choices out there. Absolutely worth every penny!

The GPU itself is excellent. It's probably the coolest running video card I've used since the mid 2000s. The cooling solution does a good job of moving the 360W+ at full load and still stays quiet. However, I've had a few issues. The inductor squeal is very noticeable at all framerates under full load. Everything from 80FPS in 3DMark Steel Nomad to a feature test running at 1000FPS causes squealing. At a $400 premium I would have expected a higher end selection and refinement of components on the PCB. Nvidia does their usually kneecapping of overclock potential by limiting voltage severly, but at least Asus has provided a voltage curve tool borrowed from MSI afterburner. With that said, the card does clock very high without exceeding its software power limit. At a $400 premium, the OC constraints seem unreasonable, but I put the blame on Nvidia for that. The last technical issue I had was with my monitor. I noticed on games using Vulkan API (No Man's Sky and Talos Principal) the monitor would flicker while it was in "160Hz Overclock Mode". The card will not drive the monitor at 160Hz either, I get a black screen at that refresh rate, so I dropped back to stock mode 144Hz and the issue seems to be resolved. This wasn't an issue with my previous AMD 6900XT, so I doubt it's the fault of the monitor or the cable. It's possible there's a particular output mode AMD supported on RDNA2 that Nvidia doesn't, but I haven't found much information on the issue yet. Overall I wouldn't recommend this particular card with other options on the market at $200+ less with the same features. However, given the supply constraints right now, it made sense in my situation.

This ASUS TUF RTX 5080 is a beast of a graphics card, delivering excellent performance in the latest games at high settings. The TUF design feels solid and the cooling seems effective under load. As the title indicates, it's a good product, but it is definitely a little pricy. You're certainly paying a premium for this level of performance, but the gaming power is undeniable if it fits your budget.

Works great, no over heat issue, great materials….

Overpriced and poor value to performance, which unfortunately is the largest issue with this GPU. However, that's the only real issue I have. This unit is built very well, and is absolutely solid in both form and function. It's a large card, so you have to be certain it will fit in your case. The "Gunmetal Grey" color scheme matches perfectly with the other components in my build. My unit OC's really well, which is never guaranteed, and does indeed provide the experience it promises. Overall, once I got over the price I paid, it's been nothing but an enjoyable experience. If not for the price, I'd recommend this GPU any day. However, for the price I paid, I'd think twice before doing it again.

When the first shameless product, it was awesome great packaging along with great cooling, but only issue under heavy loads. The coil whine is quite noticeable but kills at 1440 P

An incredible graphics card, very beautiful and powerful. It can play everything in 4K at a high frame rate. It's super quiet and doesn't overheat with good cooling.

Decent card, runs cool and quiet and performs decently. Included power cable is less than ideal, not what I would expect for a card in this price range. Overall a good card.

The performance is great compared to the 4070 super, low temps, and no loud noise from the card. Im satisfied with the card.

great quality, amazing graphics card can run anything in maxumum setting, runs very cool nice temperatures 55c under heavy loads. overall a great card but a very expensive one.

This card looks so clean. TUF series really do a good job on the card appearance. As well there is zero coil wine. No issues thus far with power/heat or drivers affecting the card like other cards have. Only 16GB but it is what it is and runs everything maxed out on my LG 45” 1440p monitor. Have not ran into any issues of running low on vram in games ect.

I was pleasantly surprised by how good this item is for the price. It looks great, feels durable, and does exactly what I needed. The instructions were clear, and setup was easy. Totally worth it if you’re looking for something affordable and reliable.

What can I say I. This review everybody already knows what they are buying. The price for these things of course is outrageous but this card handles anything I’ve tried to throw at it. Just about every game I play is on max settings. The temps are pretty stable. If you got the cash to shell out I definitely recommend.

I really like the sleek gunmetal aesthetic with minimal RGB. My frames are good and the temperatures are pretty good under load. Only criticism that I have is that I wish the card came with cables that could be 90 degrees as the routing is hard due to the three spliced cables to a single connector.

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.

Runs much cooler than my EVGA 3090 did. Around 60C under load with normal esports time gaming (Marvel Rivals) and benchmark tests. Only real downside is it's MASSIVE so just make sure it will fit in your case and maybe consider getting a support/bracket for the card.

Going from a 1070 to this is the most amazing thing ever. Works flawlessly, and feels like a heavy, quality GPU. A little expensive though, I thought about going with a 5090 but then I saw that was 2x more than even this so stuck with it.

Blackwell architecture unlocks the game-changing realism of full ray tracing. Experience cinematic quality visuals at unprecedented speed, powered by GeForce RTX™ 50 Series with fourth-gen RT Cores and breakthrough neural rendering technologies accelerated with fifth-gen Tensor Cores.

New GPU that runs more efficiently and gets better fps than my 3090ti. Doesn't make my room feel like a dry sauna compared to my old GPU. Would definitely buy the 5070ti vs the 5080 simply cause the performance difference isn't much but the price difference is. I got a discount being an open box GPU, so that's the only reason I bought this 5080