Customer Ratings & Reviews

A great card for anyone serious about pc gaming. This is the sweet spot for excellent performance. Looks great too and Nvidia has outdone themselves in design.

Amazing GPU! I run mine undervolted at 1995MHz @ 937mV. With an adjusted fan curve it stays well below 70C! Would recommend if you can get your hands on one.

This card is the best card you can get today for your gaming PC. Awesome design and price. Was trying to buy it for a year...

Best bang per buck as it is as fast and as powerful than the 3080Ti for less than $500. It looks premium and not flashy.

You don’t need my review to know how good this card is, but Best Buy deserves the recognition for keeping prices low and offering decent bot detection. I will be doing more business with them in the future. They seem to be the only company that cares about the customer when it comes to these cards. Thanks for not scalping us. Oh and create a list of the cards you want so you can refresh it on the app as they drop. There’s Twitter accounts and Twitch streams that you can set alerts to make sure you always know when they are in stock. Good luck.

This card has been excellent. Temps are a little higher than I'm used to, but I'm coming from a 1080 Ti partner card (EVGA) so I suppose it's to be expected. I've since upgraded to a 1440p 165Hz monitor and this card easily delivers on any game I throw at it at around ~100+ fps on max settings aside from specific titles like CyberPunk 2077. In addition to performance, it has the benefit of (in my opinion) being the best looking 3080 out. Historically I've preferred the aesthetics of partner cards, but Nvidia really nailed it with this design.

Phenomenal value, and great performance. Can handle basically any game at Ultra. Aesthetics are great as is the stock air cooling.

Amazing GPU. Great value compared to AIB models. 12 pin power adapter is really ugly, wished they had the standard pci-e power connectors.

Great card at a great price! Don't fall for the more expensive cards. Can play any game at 4k!

Absolutely love it, it took me 3 months to get but totally worth it. I’m playing everything on ultra on my 3440 x 1440 monitor. Runs cool and quiet

Still worth the purchase at msrp in 2022. Runs games smooth.

Incredible performance and a good value in comparison to a lot of the other offerings and third party cooling solutions.

Great card! Runs MS Office without a problem. I can have two powerpoint windows open at the same time. It was easy to install but may be a little too beefy for my pentium processor machine. The card was larger than I expected so I had to move my 5.25 floppy drive to another bay next to the CD-ROM tray. I also needed to move the Blaster sound card to a different slot. But seriously, this card is great, especially for the price. I'm so glad BB had these for MSRP.

Compared to 2080ti the 3080 makes a much better bang for the buck at MSRP. Runs pretty much anything with everything maxed out.

Very powerful card especially compared to the card I upgraded from. Now I can render realtime software ray tracing previews dang near realtime.

Vram gets a little hot but who cares, its a 3080 and will play any game at 4k. I love the FE design this year and wanted it even tho it is a couple % behind AIB models. RGB can be controlled with icue software so i didnt have to install anything extra. Wish I had a direct to powersupply cable instead of having to use the 2x 8 pin to 12 pin dongle.

Great hardware design, feels premium when you pick it up. Performance is very close to 3090/top of the line, used on 1440p display and a 4k TV

Best card for the value of your money in 2020. The cooling is not superb but gets the job done. It also looks cool. High FPS in games as expected

I actually managed to get one of these at MSRP after 7 months of trying. Overall, the card is solid. The performance per dollar is unbeatable at this tier. However, if I had my choice, I would get a Gigabyte, an EVGA, or an ASUS GPU. The fans run loud on this when they go over 40%. I read up on thermal throttling with this card, so I loaded HWInfo64 and saw that the VRAM was running at upwards of 110° C, which is where they start to throttle the performance on the VRAM. The exceedingly hot temperatures leads me to believe that they didn't put thermal pads on the VRAM chips. I'm not about to disassemble the card, but there are posts where people added thermal pads and dropped the temps considerably. Something to keep in mind once the chip shortage settles down.

Fast card but has pretty bad coil whine and super power hungry.