Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a Beast. The beauty of this particular model is that it draws less power and is more compact that all other RTX 4080 super graphics cards and it also runs cooler than most all of them. It was plug & play for me. I didn't need to upgrade my 850 Watt Power Supply or my GPU Power Supply Cable. Handles any Game at 2x max. Settings. Pictured in a Corsair 4000 midsized case. Please note that it easily fits.

First off, the first thing that called my attention about the GPU was the placement of the power plug-in (12+4), it is super convenient and easier to access, and makes the system look unique if correctry routed, not worried about the GPU’s cable getting in the way. Overall, the graphics card runs super cool, the max temp i’ve hit on games like COD was like 62C, i have a Ryzen 9 7950x and 64gb of DDR5 5600hz ram. All put together in a 5000x Corsair case. It also comes with a bracket that i didn’t use but i can see anyone else using. My 43” 4k monitor runs smoothly with everything at max and hitting 130+ FPS easily!

A fantastic card, but the price does not provide the performance you should see from a piece of hardware in the $1K region. This card should be in the $650-$700 range and capable of providing consistency in the 1440p resolution mark. It does that well, but not for the $1K asking price. The giod thing about this card though is that its one of the only 4080 Supers to take up 2 slots on a build. Which means you can utilize in smaller cases. Unfortunately it did not fit in mine due to length. But a very nice card, stays cool, and overclocks by nearly 20%. Great if yoh can afford it. But im not dropping $1K on ANY graphics card.

Honestly picked it for the price and reviews. A good looking card for what the price was supposed to be. And I'm glad I got one when I did. The prices jumped around the 5000 series releases. I came from playing at 30-45 fps and I can pretty much play anything in 4k/60 fps with this excluding ray tracing. But I wasn't willing to drop an extra $700 for a 4090. I've used it pretty heavily for the last 5 months. It keeps cool and has sufficient heat sinks. Seems pretty quiet too. I was having an issue with the screen not turning back on if I left my computer for a bit but it seems mostly fixed with newer drivers. It wasn't initially an issue. I saw the 5080 still has 16gb of vram and I'm kind of glad I just snagged one of these in late September. I'll get a 5090 some year or not. This almost felt like overkill as is.

Amazing card able to push every current gen game at 1440p to max settings with frames ranging from 150-250+ depending on processor and current set up. Runs quiet with lower temps than most cards.