Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was one of the lucky few to order this on release day. I upgraded from a 2080 SUPER to the 5080 and paired it with a 9900x CPU and it has been an amazing upgrade. GPU handles all games at 2k with over 150 fps with no issues.

had drivers issues at first. Got a black screen at first power up. Had a display driver get corrupted and windows crashed. Was able to get Windows to down load and fix the display drivers. Then reinstalled the Graphics card and it worked. This is a new generation of GPU, so driver issues should be expected. After that I have not had any issues. Works great with a 4K monitor.

Went from a 3070 ti to a 5080 and got 50 percent more frames. For msrp of $999 it is worth it.

Really wanted to get 5090fe but got the opportunity to get this one. So far very happy!

Perfect and very noticeable upgrade coming from a RTX 3080 10GB card. Games were buttery smooth even on a 5900X CPU. The hardest part is just getting your hands on one of these 5000 series cards.

I recently built my first PC and was looking to get my hands on one of the 50 series cards. Luckily I found one on best buy at MSRP! Great card for 1440p and 4k gaming!

Frame gen and dlss4 is great. Jump from 4080 to 5080 isnt great but the multiframe gen is nice to have for a high refresh rate experience

Amazing card. Upgraded from 3080ti and have no regrets

Great card, not sure it's really worth the upgrade for 4*** series owners, or high 3*** good card, solid fps in 4k with frame gen and dlss 150-180 with 7800x3d still want to get 5090, hoping for the right stock

Great upgrade. Went from a 2060 Super to this beast. Significant upgrade for me.

Its a 5080 what more do you need to know. Its top notch and amazing graphics. 5 stars.

Great item bestbuy is always taking care if things

4k graphics with a high frame rate in anything I throw at it? Yes please. Also cheap compared to 3rd party graphics cards with the same gpu and vram.

Awesome card. All games run super smooth. Wanted a 5090 but this one was in stock. Happy with saving $1000

Pretty great. A shame that its so hard to get one of these due to terrible stocking issues, but definitely a beast in 1440p high refresh rate gaming and even for some 4k use.

This graphics card has been running amazing for what im looking to do.

The 5080 FE is a beautiful looking card and one of the best I've personally owned. Unfortunately, my unit came with some pretty bad coil whine (common among FE owners). While coil whine isn't necessarily indicative of a defect, it's pretty irritating, especially when the coil whine is occurring when the GPU is under no load and the fans aren't spinning/ramping up leading to a very distinctive sound. I would expect more from a $1000 graphics card. Finally, and this is a bit tangential, but it's really not excusable to sell a 16GB VRAM card in 2025 for $1000+.

Great card if bought for the msrp most if not all partner cards are not worth the 1400+ they are asking for.

Nvidia's 5000 series has been pretty lackluster in comparison to the past, but I see this more as a result of an industry that has flown too close to the sun. Long gone are the days where we'd see a double in efficiency and rasterization every 2 years. Of course, Nvidia is also to blame, making questionable decisions like giving the 5080 only 16GB of VRAM. For a $1000 modern card, it is kind of baffling to have to make these sacrifices in comparison to buying something like the 5 year old RTX 3090. However, if you are not using this for productivity then 16GB is well enough for 4k gaming. At MSRP I think it's just barely worth its price tag.

4K Gaming Beast at lower power usage than my old 3080 12GB. Overclocking ability is impressive over factory.