TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 4080 Graphics Card (PCIe 4.0, 16GB GDDR6X, HDMI 2.1a, DisplayPort 1.4a), 3 Year Warranty

I love this card. I do not love the price but at least it isn't being scalped. Sure the 4090 has more performance but it also requires more of everything including money. My current system has a 5800x3d cpu with a 750 watt psu and it runs great. Quiet and cool. I have a large case and a Scythe Fuma 2 cpu cooler and have yet to hear any fan noise. I left it on default which is quiet mode. Performance mode just makes the card loud for a few percent increase in frames. Not worth it. My system would not handle a 4090 and upgrading everything so it could would cost me more in additional funds than the price of the 4080 alone so it made perfect sense to me. I am not a fan of rainbow led unicorn vomit so I installed Asus Armory Crate and made the logo a static color. The logo is the only led and default is unicorn vomit. You can also unplug the led connector on the board to permanently turn off the led. I like the static color as I can only tell my PC is on if I see the logo light on. My room is on the ocean so I have ambient sound of waves crashing so in a perfectly silent room you might hear it. My internet was out when the package arrived and I had to wait for it to come back on before I could install the drivers from Nvidia. Keep that in mind as no software comes with it. My monitor is an Odyssey G9 49" 240hz and games look mind blowing on it. Almost like controlling the actors in a movie. If you have anything less than a 3090 ftw I would highly recommend this card. The 4070 ti is something I considered but at my resolution I would have to turn the settings down so I skipped it. DLSS 3 seems to work well and I am using raytracing for shadows and lighting when available on games. If you are on the fence get off it and get one of theae today.

The 4080's an excellent video card in every way except for the price. If you're not looking exclusively at 4k120 or don't want to spend the extra hundreds of dollars on a 4090, it's the best way to go. I upgraded from a 3080 10gb, and the performance increase was dramatic in everything. The card is also extremely quiet; it doesn't even have to turn on the fans if you aren't gaming, and even with some older games it doesn't get hot enough to rev the cooling enough to be heard. It's sitting at 37c with the fans off as I type this, and it's fairly warm in the room I'm in. Performance-wise, you also can't go wrong here. It can handle 4k60 easily, if you want it for that; I have a higher refresh-rate 1440p monitor, and it can normally handle even the most demanding games out there at 100+fps with everything turned up. Cyberpunk 2.0/Phantom Liberty plays perfectly at 1440p Ultra with Path Tracing enabled, as an example. Starfield plays with no problems at all, Remnant 2 was pushing my monitor's refresh at 160fps at 1440p Ultra with DLSS Quality+Framegen. There really hasn't been anything I could throw at it that it couldn't handle, or that justified paying more for a 4090 on my setup. It's a great card, I just hope with the 5000 series Nvidia finds a way to make them a little more reasonably priced.

Even though it was "used" I couldn't tell at all. It looks about as used as a new car that has been off the lot for a day. it seems to be working vey well I have noticed any coil whine or other annoying noises from it yet. the TUF logo thing on it also looks pretty cool. Check the card dimensions before buying. I didn't and it barely fits in my PC. For reference I used a 1060 before and it is almost twice the size if not actually twice the size. Long story short I had to take apart my case some to make it fit which lucky I had the option of being able to do in the first place.

Glade I was able to get one at a lower price from here cause from micro center it was a lot higher. Performance from the card is great OC a little bit to get more out of it no complaints the card works and play any game at ultra settings with 100+ frame rate at 1440p and 4k very happy with my purchase

To over priced and kinda worry about the power connector but i think the 4090 has alot more trouble with the connector melting . The only thing that lights up is the tuff icon please so cheap Geforce rtx how much more could it of cost to light it up as well . Then you have to download the asus software that is junk to change the color .

I bought this to replace a Gigabyte RTX-4080 that lasted only 8 months. It was the only card available at that time, so I took another chance and lived to regret it. Sure, I got an RMA, and they will fix/replace the card, but why am I supposed to use while I wait? I really wish EVGA still made video cards, but ASUS is the best now. I'm sure I would have been happy with the MSI, they make decent cards too, but my system is all TUF gaming, so I bought this cards and received it the next day thanks to Amazon. Funny thing is, my frames increased by about 4-5 over the Gigabyte card which was supposed to be a factory OC card. I am very happy with my purchase and extremely happy with how fast Amazon got me the card. I ordered at night and it was here the next afternoon. Amazon saved me the trouble of having to drive into town.

This is power. If you can afford it buy it. The coil whine is quiet and fine at 240 fps. You can expect. Cyberpunk 2077 4K, dlss3, dlss, quality, ultra settings, ultra ray tracing—— 110 - 125 fps With path tracing——60 - 70 fps

I built my first pc this year and I went all out (for what I can) with a Asus rog z790-i Intel 13900k 64gb ddr5 500gb boot drive m.2 2tb m.2 nvme Corsair 200 case Samsung 49" Odyssey 240hz Asus 280mm AIO 2 Asus Rog 140 case fans And the system was crowns with an Intel A770 when if first came out. Over time it has gotten better and really can't complain about it. But I wanted to know if Nvidia was better. And if going from 60hz @ 99% to 240hz @ 99% is worth the extra $1000 to you, then go for it. But to me it's not a perfect seamless upgrade 😕. I've fresh installed the latest drivers and I'm still getting weird glitches with reds and blues separating showing the same object in games. It's almost like the old 3d glasses screens. And the pc has crashed. I'm hoping it's a temp problem with going to the bigger card. As the aio is much hotter than it used to get (the 13900k is temp limited to 90°c) it's in a new case as well. But it's open side right now as I wait for the 180 pcie 5.0 power adapter. And the 360mm aio

fit in my old corsair huge case + a nearly 10 years old 750W PSU, so far so good, and I feel lucky that my card does not have coil whine. Even when full load, it seldom go beyond 60c.

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Che dire c'è tutto e di piu da leggere su questa scheda e le sue prestazioni quindi evito di farlo questa custom è anche a parer mio molto bella da vedere e il comparto raffreddamento è incredibile con la mia bild al massimo delle prestazioni rimane intorno ai 50/52 gradi unico appunto il prezzo sin dall'inizio troppo alto se rivisto da subito ne avrebbero vendute a camionate .....

What can you say about one of the most powerful cards ever built? It absolutely crushes any task I give it, very satisfied! It even come with a tool to hold up the card and remove the weight from the connector, and it doubles as a screwdriver! Very pleased with my purchase.