Customer Ratings & Reviews

My 1st FE card. This card is solid. Very heavy but no sag in the pcie slot. Well made. I love the looks in my system. Performs as expected.

Great card just really expensive. Great for everything you can think of. This card just destroys everything.highly recommended if you can stomach the price.

This card is a beast. I recommend this mainly for 1440p players to absolutely max out all settings and framerate. If i was a 4k player i would have gotten 4090

Solid card that still holds up despite new releases. I use this on a 164hz screen at 1440p and can easily hit 120 fps on AAA titles with ray tracing. Turn on DLSS and it can go even higher exceeding 164 fps. Not switching for a while.

Powerful, quite almost top of the line video card. This will handle anything you throw at it with all settings maxed out. Pretty expensive though. Get it.

Great card, and superfast. Definitely well built card, and boosts to 2800. If you need a upgrade, you cant go wrong with this card.

Wow...spend the cash, just make sure your PC case has enough clearance both length of card, width, as well as depth of case, as the Power Splitter comes out top of card, and in tight cases can create a very tight bend. I ended up removing my drive bay compartment, for cable management in my new case. Not a big deal as it was really only for old 2.5 and 3.5" drives, and case has plenty of options for the tiny SSD ans ePCI drives. This card is a beast, be prepared to buy a 4K monitor afterwards, as anything at 2K or less will hardly warm up this beast.

Card performs very well and runs cool for 1.5 years with no issues.

Get a 4090 instead or ger last gen. I don't think it was worth an it. Overall it's a good product but it's the same size as the 4090 and much less powerful. I think that if you're looking at this card you should just go all the way to the 4090 or get an rx 6900 xt or 3090/3080

I had this card but returned for a 4090 how ever i have another 4080 founders with exact mobo setup Icore 9 13900k answer coming from 50 games the 4090 averages at 4k 165hz at around 20 to 30 on most aaa games at 4k 1080 is insane so you can get away with the 4080 oc it to around 3000ghz and oc memory about 1000 has very good cooling. Congrats on nvidia card should be 799.99$ 4090 should be 1099.99$ based on fps and dedicated video memory.

No issues with the 4080, but the card should be a little cheaper. Performance is exactly what I'd expect, pretty much stable 4k greater than 60fps for everything ive tested with settings maxed and Ray tracing on.

Upgraded from a 2060 super, and the difference is amazing. Handles 1440p Gaming easily, 200+ Frames no problem. Has 2.1 HDMI ports so you can hook it up directly to your favorite 120hz Oled TVs and game on the big screen. Amazing Card. Worth the investment if you're serious about your frames. Make sure you have some spare power supply cables. It comes with an adaptor but you might need additional cables to fully power it up.

Amazing performance. Has a slightly higher price tag than previous 80 series cards however the performance gain was a substantial increase.

Great graphics card, the price is a little steep for a 80 class card but 100% worth the upgrade if coming from any 30 series GPU

I upgraded from a 1070ti. This card is powerful and quiet.

2nd best card on the market, slaughters everything thrown at it. Runs cool, doesn’t draw a lot of power. If you have a 10 series or 20 series card looking for a nice jump in performance this card is great

The card is great. 3440x1440 res and im maxing darn near everything out with ray tracing. I think Alan Wake 2 was a perfect game to set this up with too. Not blaming Best Buy but Nvidia's pricing could be better

Card runs really smoothly on 1440p most games running at 300+ fps. Really great temperatures as well, that massive heatsink does its part.

Pretty huge upgrade over my 3080 TI. Runs Alan Wake 2 at high settings with ray tracing above 60fps

Works right out of the box. Easy to disassembly when watercooling. Performs better than expect low, wattage during most intense games.