EVGA GeForce RTX 3080 FTW3 Ultra Gaming, 10G-P5-3897-KL, 10GB GDDR6X, iCX3 Technology, ARGB LED, Metal Backplate, LHR

Powerful GPU, current pricing is higher than I paid 4 years ago. Have had no issues with card. Temps running around 100 degrees during play and increased the fan speed to help, relatively quiet.

A beast of a graphics card able to run almost any game at ultra graphics settings without breaking a sweat.Pros:Beautiful customizable bright rbg across the side and top of the card (can be turned off if that's not your thing)Comes with a retention bar in the box but I didn't use it but there is minimal sag in the card regardless, it's very sturdy and secures nicely.Does not overheat at all and stays very cool and quiet, ran kombustor benchmark at 2k resolution with all settings maxed for over 30 mins and temps never went over 81°c (I did not overclock for any benchmarks, this is stock power)Cons:The only bad things I can think about this card are not even bad at all.Most likely will not fit in most mATX cases and if it does it will be a very tight fit so check dimensions of your case before you buy this cardRequires 3x 8pin pcie cables for supplemental power, my power supply was modular but only came with 2 so I had to buy an extra pcie cable for the card (no big deal because you can buy individual cables for fairly cheap, just make sure the cable is compatible with your specific power supply or things could get damaged)Overall this was an amazing buy and definitely worth the price compared to what they used to cost (I bought mine new for $778) I would definitely recommend for anyone who wants to beef up their computer or enjoyes maxing out graphics settings in games.

I previously had a EVGA GTX 1660 Super in my system and this is such a huge upgrade. Last year during The Great GPU Shortage, I bought a 165hz/1440p monitor which was a small oversight as my GPU clearly couldn’t even handle my monitor. Fast forward to now, I recently got a pay bonus from work and was back in the computer component market after seeing that GPU prices had dropped significantly. I’m very content with the price I paid for this 3080. Now onto the GPU itself.The negatives:- It is quite the space heater. A factor might be that I temporarily moved my setup into my bedroom from the office/studio to accommodate a guest. I also have case fans manually set to 100%, so I might tinker with that a little bit. It raised the ambient temperature of my room by probably around 5-10 degrees Fahrenheit (yeah pretty bad).- It’s a CHONKER. GPU sag may occur. I bought a bracket/riser after I received it, since I didn’t know how large it would be.- Not really a negative, but please, please buy a PROPER power supply to support this card. I’ve heard horror stories.The positives:- The performance is awesome, I’m actually able to reach 165 fps + 1440p on most games if I tweak the settings a little bit. I’ve been playing Forza Horizon 5 a lot and I have it set to mostly the highest settings (there’s a driver bug with the game currently, no biggie, barely see any difference anyway) and I get over 140 fps on average.- Ray-tracing! It’s a given but honestly, I only turn this on for non-competitive games and if I don’t mind being below my personal target of 120-144 fps.- The noise! It’s been really quiet for the most part, but keep in mind that I previously said I had the case fans set to 100% so that’s probably drowning the GPU fans out. Your mileage may vary here.- Streaming/recording! I really like NVENC. While my previous card also had NVENC, it could not keep up streaming while gaming. I also have a Ryzen 5 3600 (yes I know I’m slightly bottlenecking, I have heard this many times), and while that CPU is a beast, it just simply doesn’t like being put to the streaming/recording tasks solo when gaming. It needs it’s good ol’ GPU encoder friend.- I’ve owned 3 EVGA cards now including this one, and they’ve all been reliable so far. EVGA gets a plus here for that.In conclusion, get this card if you have the capable budget and/or you’re looking to get some massive upgrade gains. Like I said, I don’t have the best CPU to support this, but it’s been working great so far.

First of all I'd like to say this card is amazing and Ive had this card for more than a month and it has been amazing in terms of performance at 1440p and 1080p both in ultra settings on all my games. Games run beautifully crisp and I love the way the card works with the X1 precision to tune the card for aesthetics as well as performance.Secondly, don't let the low star reviews on this product dissuade you into thinking that there are issues with the card as I see people crying and complaining in the reviews about LHR. Those people need to get bent I'm sorry, but if your sole purpose was to use this card to mine crypto then I'm glad you guys got the rug pulled under you with this card.I love this card, its lived up to my expectations coming from my faithful Msi gtx 1070 gpu. Honestly after so many attempts to try and get a 3080 card at a reasonable price for well over a year I just saved up money from the announcement days back in 2020 and pulled the trigger and purchased this card when I got an alert that the was stock.And by all means I like many of us, I'm sure, don't like to overpay for things, especially with the current status of these cards. But this card was the one I wanted to buy and I got it with my hard earned paychecks. Additionally the card was delivered to me in perfect condition and I even registered the card no problem with EVGA.

Was packaged really well and arrived on time. Gpu is in great condition, I installed it right away, and it is working great. Definitely would recommend you buy from this seller!

I'm glad there's a way to turn off the LEDs but if you wanted to know, they glow quite nicely. Comes with a program to change colors, fade type, and brightness. The works. integrates with other things too allowing full immersion. Hella powerful, can emulate even. Silent, can't hear a thing. It can do 4k as well. only has 1 HDMI however. you CAN have other screens attached to it if you're displaying this way but it uses a different input. a display input, I'm not sure what it is at the time of this review, I don't plan on getting more than one monitor for quite some time.