Customer Ratings & Reviews

GeforceRTX great RTX 3080TI GeForce I love it so much

Out of my whole build, this is the only doubt. It's a 3080ti right? A 4K monster right? I'm not sure. Maybe I should have gone FE and should have gotten and AIB. My woes are not in 4K gaming or regular use. Spiderman and Warzone play just fine, good frames, good temps, mid range VRAM usage... My issues are port related? I have 3 monitors, 2 vertical LG 4K monitors (LG - 27UL600-W and LG 27UN880-B) and a Samsung 43" QN90B in the middle. Either I get a 2 toned image and have to restart, or it flashes black, or I can't put the Sammy in game mode without my PC not recognizing it, but outside of game mode it works fine, just the occasional 2 toned screen. The LG's are connected with 1.4 DP cables and the Samsung an HDMI 2.1 cable, 48gbps rated. I've called support and have a case open and still pending answers, but we've already explored drivers, clean installs, different cables, and it can't be the tv, because when I switch inputs to Roku, it's perfect, just in PC mode. Since I don't have an answer for what is causing the issues, I can't say it's definitely the graphic card at fault yet, but I'm not sure. Maybe I should have gotten the 4090 or the RX 6950XT or maybe I should wait for the 7900XTX and sell this one. Maybe all graphics cards have their quirks? PS, that is not stock advice and the graph is old haha, but that is the 2 toned issue I was talking about.

I love everything about this card that you can think of. My only concern is it’s ability to regulate temperatures when your case doesn’t have good air flow (NZXT H510 Elite). But besides that, I don’t mind going with another founders in the future.

Very beautiful looking card, who cares how it performs right? The only cooler design that fits great in the equally beautiful tempered glass mini-ITX case with acceptable temperatures.

Great GPU in every way, would be 5 stars if it was less expensive

Awesome card thought I would need a bracket to help with gpu sag as this thing is heavy but the bracket isn’t needed as this thing is solid and no flex, it’s quiet and have not had any temps over 80c on the core.

I sat in the parking lot for 14 hours and got rained on for this thing. I still think it's worth it, but that's stupid on my part. Please note that overclocking is of no interest to me. Out of the box, when playing only moderately intensive games (Minecraft Java Edition with shaders; Titanfall 2; etc.), the card itself would beep loudly (for mercy?), and it even did this occasionally with no 3D game running. I found out this was because it would ramp up to well over 1800MHz core clock and nearly 390 Watts power draw. I had to use GeForce Experience to lower "target power" from 100% to 83% in order for the card to partially hit near advertised specs (1700MHz give or take a little bit), but then power draw sunk to 230 Watts. Temperature never really hit 90°C because I specifically bought a particularly high airflow case for this exact card. I was hoping to get something comfortably beefy and that required no tinkering for high performance, but obviously the card that ended up in my box should have never passed QC. However, it's not as though I want the manufacturer to take it back in this ongoing card crisis.....

Camped 14 hours for this card. Beast of a card. Kinda wanted the beefy heat sink of the 3090 on this thing but clearly it isn’t necessary. Temps are very stable, even with it vertically mounted.

One of the best graphics card that I have, enough for play most of the games in the best quality. No problems since i bought it a year ago.

Works perfectly, I am happy with my purchase and am thankful to be luck enough to have got one in this drought for gpus.

Power wise this card is great! Aesthetically though this card is probably as bad as one of those Eagle branded cards. Why on earth would Nvidia force us into using a gross looking pigtail that only comes in ONE color for the power connector? I hate the way my PC looks now. Even if I did not have a white color theme going on the pig tail connector just makes cable management a pain and it gets in the way of Nvidia's own light up logo. Nvidia should have just gone with 2 8pin connecters like literary everyone else. I really wish I would have waited to get one of EVGA's cards. Anyone want to trade?

It speed up my computer for 3d rendering and also great for gaming.

Best graphics card out there. Beautiful looking card.

GREAT PRODUCT RUNS EVERYING WITH FLYING COLORS!!!!!

the best your money can buy, absolutely the best graphics card

Love this thang, especially when I got it for retail price too

Get hotstock maybe you can get one if your fast enough

Can't wait for Intel ARC to pressure Nvidia and AMD to prevent block chain mining, I may be time to abandon Nvidia and AMD GPU's. The RTX 3080 Ti is a $1000 card at most but NVIDIA is exploiting the shortage to milk you! The whole world is trying to prevent global warming, AMD and NVIDIA is promotion it by supporting this mindless enterprise.

This is a great card. It was hard to get my hands on one but it performs great and can run games at max settings. Also happy that is worked with my TVs GSync. My only complaint is it is a little expensive. I got lucky and my card does not run hot, it has slight coil whine when running intensive applications like Blender/Unity or AI/ML training.

This GPU is effectively a cheaper 3090. Though given it has a weaker cooler than that one there are a few things to consider: 1.) If you're using a ventilated case, especially an SFF ventilated case like the NR200, then you will definitely hear it in its stock configuration. 2.) You should definitely undervolt it. Even a very aggressive undervolt for lowering fan & coil whine noise can result in better overall performance since the stock settings cause this thing to constantly hit its power limit and throttle when under a heavy load. Hope that helps.