Customer Ratings & Reviews

The build quality and performance are phenomenal. But at $1199, it’s only worth it if availability means this or nothing. With the current supply issues though, this card is an instant buy. If you want the best of the best, it’s this or the 3090 but at this price you might as well go all the way for the 3090. If your CPU can keep up, you can expect 4k 60+ fps in just about everything. Some newer games may only hit 70fps on 4K ultra, but many well-optimized or older games can easily do 4K 120fps. Additionally, this card is the ONLY 2 slot 3080 Ti I’m aware of. It also might be the shortest at about 285mm (previous Founder’s Edition cards have been 266mm). If you have concerns about whether a 3080 Ti will fit in your system, this is your best bet.

Very fast and fairly good value. A bit too thick for the power draw, so hard to put into small form-factor cases.

Looks awesome, it is powerful and relatively quiet. Also, it is a two-slot card which is great for small cases. Though, I would recommend the 3080 for better value.

awesome card, little bit expensive but it does the work, this was only card available.

This graphics card is insane. A bit pricey, so depending on your needs, it may be overkill, but its a great card and definitely worth the money imo. Couldn't recommend it enough.

Happy that BB in-person release of FE cards enabled me to finally get a gfx card. Card has been performing great, though it is a bit loud. If you can get one, I'd highly recommend it!

What can I say, it’s the newest GPU from Nvidia, it’s powerful and expensive and hard to find. My suggestion is to make sure you have enough overhead in your Power supply since these RTX 3000 series cards can spike to over 550W and trip PSU overload protection, I had to upgrade from an 860W to 1000W to fix this

Although this should have been a sub $1000 card in my opinion, it is still an excellent card to get right now - that is if you can find it at MSRP. It runs hot (especially the memory), but if you are willing, you can undervolt it pretty easily since it is rated for so much power. Overclocking the memory seems to be pretty successful as well, even with an undervolt applied. This card is pretty hefty, but seems to have nice build quality. I don't really care about the looks of my build but if you do, this card looks pretty awesome to me. I specifically got it because I have a LG C1 OLED and I wanted to push it is far as I could. I am mainly a PC gamer, but I have a XSX and a PS5 (yes, I know I am EXTREMELY fortunate) and this looks as good or better than either of those consoles. If you get a chance to get this card at MSRP, it is well worth it. However, anything over the $1200 and you are better off getting a lower spec card and waiting for the next generation of cards to be available.

Works great for gamers. Suggested for competitive and solo players, aiming for medium - max graphic settings for games up to beginning of 2023 release date

Runs very hot, can only OC memory to 1300, anything over and it's not stable, meanwhile my EVGA 3080Ti will do 1500 OC, runs cooler and uses about 50 less watts. Maybe silicone Lottery but the 3080 Ti FE is not a value compared to the 3090 FE, might as well go with a FE 3090 for $300 more...

Excellent gaming. Much buy. 10/10 would sell my soul for this GPU

Great power but the better value would be the rtx 3080 for gaming. On paper specs-wise the Titanium (Ti) is only marginally better but cost $425+ more. Few would actually need this or the 3090, maybe crypto miners would benefit some from having the absolute top of line graphics card.

Easy pick up and it was in great shape! Geek squad has disappointed me yet!

Build quality and performance is very good. Although bit expensive but price is at par with other graphics card (mainly 3080's) in the market in current scenario.

This is a beast of a card! Definitely intended for 4K and 1440p gaming. If you got the money and other comparable high-end gear - go for it.

Yea, I was one of the psycho's camping out for 14 1/2 hours for the 3080 Ti FE and it was soooo worth it!. This card is a beast and then some. Runs exactly as it should, boosts to 1950mhz easy and the temps are actually really good for card that goes toe to toe with the 3090, I haven't even tried to overclock it and don't plan on it for awhile. I think the temps are better than my friends evga 3080 xc3 and in my case the fractal define r6, it is silent even with the fans at full speed.

Bought this thing back in November but holy hell it is insane. Lots of money, yes, obviously, but you aren't here because it's cheap. You get what you pay for/save up for while you wait months/years to get it. I had stock notifications set up for this on Twitter and just happened to be in the right place at the right time and checked out while it was somehow in stock near me! Make sure your account is fully setup to buy it before the time comes. This should future proof your rig for quite a while, it destroys any game you throw at it. I love it.

I was lucky to get my hands on the 3080 Ti FE when only a select few stores were offering the opportunity to purchase this during the shortage, making this one of the worst times to choose to build a PC after 10+ years for anybody. Honestly, had the shortage not been an issue, and had I been at the BestBuy location a lot earlier, I would have gone with the 3090 (all sold out at the time I went) over this as the 3080 base version will do you just fine, but given that I also use my setup for both work and play, I had to get the next best thing, and I haven't been disappointed.

Virtually the same performance as the 3090 for gaming at a lower price. However, much more expensive than the 3080. Take note that this GPU runs hot. I recommend undervolting it using MSI Afterburner to tamp down the temps.

Overall, it's just an awesome card with tons of power to it. Thermals however are not as great as you would expect, so I would keep an eye on those.