ROG Strix NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 OC Edition Gaming Graphics Card (PCIe 4.0, 10GB GDDR6X, HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4a, Axial-tech Fan Design, 2.9-Slot, Super Alloy Power II, GPU Tweak II)

So far I purely tested this card in Unigine Heaven Benchmark and 3DMark while I am currently waiting on my new 4k monitor to get here before any serious gaming. Overlocking wise this has got to be the cream of the crop for 3080s. I was able to get the card stable at 2160 mhz with VRAM at 20608 mhz (GPU Score: 19,386 3DMark). Temps hovered around 55c - 65c during OC testing. This card can hit 2205mhz but albeit with some stability issues. I recommend using GPU Tweak to get the most out of this card since it lets you essentially tune everything from the fan speeds to even the voltage. Lastly the card is actually quieter than as seen in my vid. I have two stacked 140mm 300 CFM fans (B-Gear) to add in GPU cooling, but honestly its overkill. See my build below for an idea of how I am running to get these stats. Besides all that, this beast of a card is a must have if you can get your hands on one. Good Luck! i9-10900k (Stock bios settings) G Skill Trident Royal DDR4 8x4 32gb (4.3hz) ROG MAXIMUS XII HERO (WI-FI) 1000watt EVGA Gold+ 1TB Corsair Force MP600 Gen 4 M.2 NVMe SSD

After a couple of weeks of painstaking frustration at such limited stock, the GPU gods shone down upon me and granted me the opportunity to purchase not just any 3080, but my top pick. Insanely quiet in Q mode, this thing packs a punch, with immediately noticeable spikes of 40-50+ FPS in just about every current AAA title - this is upgrading from an already pretty impressive 1080 Ti. Even in a full tower case it is an absolute monster and required a little bit of angling to get into the PCI-e slot. The new AURA creator embedded into Armoury Crate (what was wrong with ASUS Sync) also leaves a lot to be desired and is more complicated than necessary, not to mention inconsistent in remembering my settings. Running it off of a 850 W 80+ Gold EVGA G2 that has held up for years, no issues thus far. Did have to order another CableMod set for one extra PCI cable though.

Bought this from Eluktronics and yeah definitely a scalper but the card itself was still perfectly factory sealed and worked incredibly. Again, not remotely happy about the scalping situation around these pieces of tech but if you decide it's worth the absurd markup and you buy from the same guy then you should be worry free. For reference Cyberpunk 2077 on my previous 2060, i9 7th gen, and 32gb of ddr4 ran smooth on medium ray tracing with no ray traced shadows (reflections on) and medium to high settings at about 55-75fps. With performance dlss, 2k. With the Asus strix 3080 oc plugged in and overclocking disabled I'm running a moderately intensive reshade, ultra ray tracing with every setting on, high to ultra settings on and I'm getting a smooth experience at 58-90 fps, 2k. It only drops to 58 at the lowest in the most intensive of scenes. Still using dlss performance. In other words it's well worth it if you want smooth running high fidelity gaming. Money well spent.

Unparalleled Quality, the Asus ROG Strix is at the top of the food chain on these cards, the 3080 runs perfectly, quiet, and powerful. Frame rates are amazing. Asus did it again, and that is why I purchase only products with the ASUS ROG branding. You will love it when the market is able to keep them on the shelves to get them.

This card is an absolute beast. If you’re lucky enough to get one between the bots and the shortage you’ll be extremely happy. This card is the best 3080 on the market. Not surprising since it is a Strix. It’s ran everything I’ve thrown at it. No coil whine or anything negative to speak of. Currently I’m playing Metro Exodus with Ray Tracing on and Ultra settings and still staying over 70fps consistently.

It’s a great graphics card, super powerful and is letting me play any game at max, just bummed out it did not come with a Cold War digital code, which the terms and conditions of Nvidia said it would.

I see lots of people giving this a low rating because it’s hard to get. As a product review that’s quite lame. The card performs incredibly well and overclocks without overheating. Looks great, runs great and all the professional reviewers/testers rave about it.

Overpriced for what it should be, big rip off

Was mir bisher positiv nach paar Tagen ausgefallen ist. + 450W Power Limit + Gutes Aussehen, echter Hingucker. + Gute Kühleistung (unter Last 65C) und Performance + Absolut kein Sag vorhanden Negative Punkte: - Armoury Crate RGB Software spinnt und funktioniert nicht immer, ICUE von Corsair viel besser. - Ziemlich Schwer und Groß - Geforce RTX Aufschrift leider unbeleuchtet - Musste knapp mehr als 5 Wochen auf die Lieferung warten, da eine Vorbestellung aus USA. Props an Amazon für schnelle DHL Express Lieferung innerhalb 2 Tagen. - 3 Stromkabel ist eine Notwendigkeit. - Geringerer Leistungzuwachs bei 100W mehr. - Bei dem Preis erwartet man einen Stiehl der gegen Sag helfen könnte siehe MSI Suprim X Neutral: - Positiv ist das die rotten LEDs zeigen ob das Netzteil überansprucht wird und nicht ausreicht, gleichzeitig aber auch ein Nachteil, da manchmal alle Drei ausgelöst werden und somit dauerhaft blinken ohne die Möglichkeit Sie abzuschalten, (auch nicht wenn die Grafikkarte später weniger Strom nimmt!) außer man den Rechner komplett von Strom nimmt. Niedrigen Power Target zu stellen hilft damit sowas weniger passiert. Bei ab 400W Power kommt es bei mir garantiert mit einen 700W Netzteil vor. Nach Recherche im Internet wohl ein verbreitetes Problem. - Mittlerweile sehr viel teuerer als davor. Habe hier noch für 840€ kaufen können. Ganze 967€ werden fällig im offizielem Asus Store. Bei Alternate und Caseking werden selbst für eine Vorbestellung bis zu 1449€ fällig. 840€ die ich hier noch bezahlt habe ist noch verkraftbar, alles über 900 € ist einfach viel zu teuer. Fazit: Für 840€ Ja, aber für 1k sobald Karte bei Amazon verfügbar ist, ist Wucher.

El rendimiento de esta tarjeta es impresionante, hasta el momento no hay queja alguna y las temperaturas son realmente bajas, junto a su rendimiento es de las cosas que más me dejaron impactado

Even if that card is a unicorn, if you can get one at MSRP, it's totally worth it in my opinion. Of course, most people don't actually need it for gaming, but if you have 2k or 4k monitors and you want high fps, it's a great card. It does make noise, when fans start spinning and there is a slight coil whine. My case is kinda open (phanteks p500a), with 6 fans, so it's not the best soundproof case and it's sitting on my desk right besides me, but I can still work without too much issues with an headset on. I can hear the fans constently in the background, but you get used to it. I didn't use it for intensive gaming yet, so I don't know if it can get really hot, but iddle or moderate gaming, it stays at 40 degrees celcius. It allows me to run easily my dual 2 GN9500 LG 4k 144hz monitors, so that's all I need. Happy with my purchase. Got the card in january.

Runs 75°C at max load (in ITX NR200) Just gotta tune the fan curves a little. Stable undervolt at 1920 Mhz, 67°C with Deshroud + Scythe Kaze Flex 120mm Again, thank you Amazon for letting me get this at slightly higher MSRP, but still expensive by 20%. Great Card.

great graphics card, just stock issue, hopefully more stock soon