Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best card i've had so far. I would advise anyone who can to get this card and wast their money on a 3090 or 3090ti. too expensive and not enough gain for the cost difference.

Amazing performance at 1440p. The card is super sleek and even has rgb light bars around the pass through fan on the top and bottom that I did not expect. Great price compared to other brands of the same model.

Wow! This card is amazing. It can run at as high as 1000fps on low settings. It can run at 120hz on 4K max settings. I love it! The temps are an issue but once I created a custom fan curve using MSI Afterburner, it was all fine.

This gpu is bussin! This thing is a beast but man does it run hot! Easily able to play games at 2k 160+ frames and stream to multiple applications at once all from the same card glad they had it at my store on release

Overall preformace has been great doing a review a year later after purchase def one thing to take into consideration is how much airflow you have and how are you getting cool air to your device this gpu will heat up beyond expectations def cutting edge for graphics but has its flaws on heat

Top of the line Graphics card, has the ability to play everything on max setting without breaking a sweat. A bit of a cash grab from NVIDIA, while I do recommend I would also say try to get a 3080 first.

Performance as expected from one of Nvidia’s flagship products. 3080 and 3080 Ti are said to have cooling issues and it could be improved indeed, but as far as performance, is a beast.

Beast of a card. Looks great. Maxes out all games I throw at it at 3440x1600 at 80+fps. I wish it was a 3080 FE but at least the 3080 ti FE is still a decent value compared to AIBs.

Really great gpu and great performance, the other thing is the price it expensive but all worth it if upgrading from 3 year old gpu and if you have the money to spend

Powerful video card and highly recommend for any pc gamer wanting high end graphics. If you have a lower end gpu or pc and plan to upgrade you cant go wrong with this gpu. The 4000 series has now been released and some with the 3000 series have been wondering if they should upgrade to 4000 or stick with the 3000 or which series to choose for a build. The answer is only if 4k pc gaming is highly important to you. The 4000 series handles 4k pretty well while the 3000 series does not handle 4k well. Other than that both series are very high end.

I mean, it's fantastic. Leagues better than my old Laptop's 965m, and I'm honestly grateful to have even had the chance to get a graphics card (due to a, currently ongoing, global chip shortage). I inspected it closely, and the build quality is excellent. No errors or manufacturer defects were apparent. I ran it through several tests and benchmarks, and it performed admirably with no apparent signs of problems or heating issues. It runs all of my games like a dream, and sometimes barely breaks a sweat (literally, cooler than the CPU at idle) while running them at max graphics. I mean, this is basically a 3090 with half the VRAM (which I didn't really need) for $300 less. It's...amazing!

Incredible GPU!!!! Ultra fast, had not issues with any games all in ULTRA. Had to return as I can't justify spending 1200 on a GPU, but great GPU if you have extra money

Amazing card. It can compete with the 40 series for sure. Only thing it can’t do well is mange its heat when loaded up on graphics.

Have you experience Ray-Tracing? How you ever cried from sheer fidelity and have God wipe the tears off your face? NVIDIA will sell that to you for the price of your kidney and first new born child. Don't worry you will only need one of both, plus children cost money and will disappoint you as they get older. But what wont disappoint you is the sheer power of the RTX 3080 Ti, flex on all your friends (fake internet friends included). Show cyberpunk 2077 that you are not afraid and look underneath her skirt in glorious ray-traced max fidelity settings. You wont regret it, what you will regret is not buying this card fast enough before it's gone. Like how it is now. Your too late!

Big but very quiet. That's what I needed to do when I tell it to do it. It's gorgeous too. You do get a lot of performance out of this card but the price just doesn't seem right for what it is.

Like a lot of other people, I ended up with one of these because I couldn't get my hands on a 3080. While you could have paid a little extra for a 3090, some people like myself want a smaller form and this 3080 Ti fits the bill. It runs pretty hot, enough that I won't have to worry about a separate heating bill in the winter, and paired with my 5800X plays all of my games at 1440p, 144 fps, max settings without issue. The build quality is also amazing, much better than I expected. The weight surprised me, so much so that I nearly dropped it while trying to install it. It feels solid, it runs solid, it looks solid, and it even has a small strip of RGB. What more can a gamer ask for?

Got lucky with a local BB drop. Runs well and a little too hot. Might need to replace thermal pads to get better performance. Like many, I hope stock gets better its already been a year.

Honestly, I can run any game at any settings now on my current 1080p monitor. I need to upgrade to a 1440p or 4k monitor at this point. This graphics card is top notch and performs just as well as the 3090 (for gaming purposes). This is essentially the best card you can buy right now for gaming. Only problem is trying to buy one. Took me about 9 months to finally getting one after consistently checking when they drop (usually every two weeks) and then learning how to work with errors during the buying process. I wish there was a better guide on how to beat the bots, but my recommendation is keep trying, you will eventually get one.

The slight increase from the 3080 makes it worth it for VR or 2k some 4k gaming, as some titles I put on the TV, but if I did not have VR, msrp for msrp the Ti is not worth it. It’s overpriced and overkill, but the few frames you get on vr makes games like flight sim playable on vr with medium settings. However get what you can, the ti comes in stock, and the 3080 only available marked up to nearly the ti’s msrp still, even the 3rd party cards, they’re available but marked up, minus well get the 3080ti for msrp as I see it come available randomly every other week for Atleast a few hours at a time

There's not really much to say about this. It's still a great buy for future proofing yourself, and it runs really well. Makes little to no noise.