Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER AERO OC Graphics Card - 2595MHz Core, 16GB GDDR6X 23000MHz 256-bit Memory, PCI-E 4.0, 3x DP 1.4, 1x HDMI 2.1a, NVIDIA DLSS 3.5, GV-N408SAERO OC-16GD

The media could not be loaded. Bought to upgrade my dated 1070ti to something that can keep up with newer titles. This gpu has top of the line performance as to be expected with any 4080 Super. It's extremely quite as expected from a card that takes up 4 entire slots due to the size of the heatsink. The card looks extremely well in my black and white build it even comes with a GPU bracket but I didn't use it as my case didn't allow it to fit properly. Talking about size this thing is huge... Make sure to have a case that can accommodate it. One thing to note is that this card doesn't have RGB if that's something you care about. While it is quite expensive it will most likely last me another good 6 years like my 1070ti.

Bought at around £1000 just before the 50 series launch and Nvidia's stock crashed and I am very happy with with the performance, at the time to buy a 4090 it would've been double the price for a 30% performance increase so the 4080super is much better value for money if you're exclusively using the card for gaming.I run an ultrawide 1440p and can hit 175fps on cyberpunk / any modern title (if it allows DLSS 4.0 and frame gen) which is perfect for me. Looks amazing in my all white build and temperatures never peak past 60°C even under max load for extended sessions due to its 3 fan and extremely big heatsink.

I bought this GPU as a lot of games require more vram and my old card was always running hot.This GPU is huge, I thought I had a big GPU before, 2070 super 3 fans but this one is bigger.The cooling system works great it stays are around 40°c while gaming and the fans are really quiet when they spin up.This card is not easy to install. With this card you have to build another mounting bracket for the end of the GPU. This makes installing the card a lot harder.I was not impressed when the card did not come with all the screws, spacers and washers require to install the card. Once you build the new mounting bracket and install the card normally it's not too bad to install. You get a 3 x 8.pin connect adapter to feed power to the GPU. I have a Corsair tx750m power supply. This is just about keeping up. I would definitely recommend that you have a 800w power supply just to be on the safe side by if you already have a 750w you should be ok for now.Overall the value for money is okay if you are upgrading from a GPU which is a few years old.

Fast, powerful and capable of some stunning rendering. I bought this card to use with a Pimax Crystal Light, but it would be fine with the Crystal Super as well. I have not had any problems with this device. The Nvidia updater keeps the firmware current. All absolutely fine.One minor issue: this is a big beastie and I had to saw off the hard drive bay of my PC case, to get it to fit. That is probably due to the case being 20 years old.

For £600 more you could have an RTX 4090 which is only 20% better. Save your money - this is a very capable card that will last you years. I am playing Avatar on ultra at 4K with no effort, the card does not get above 46*C. Awesome performance.

(UPDATE TO BOTTOM!!!)all the power you could ever want and with a little overclocking it becomes Insane!! I have it paired with a Ryzen 9 7950X3D it has no problem running literally any game at high settings with very reasonable temps I would recommend this card heavily ITS A BEASTUPDATE: card died in less than a month and stopped displaying any video or even being recognised by my pc do not buy it was good whilst it lasted but less than a month and already dead is wild lucky I was still in my Amazon return window

Bought this to replace 7900 XTX both on a par with each other but 4080 wins when ray tracing is enabled but if you don't need all the eye candy the Radeon card is as fast and on a lot of games much faster also power connector is at the back of the card not like most Rtx cards which are usually on top in the middle where you can see cable having cable at the back is great for my thermaltake tower 300 case because cable is now not visible also if you want to use lian li strimer rgb extention this does not fit as there is not enough space because of the heatsink

Had this card for a few days now. It replaced my RTX 3080ti so I'll use this as a comparison sometimes. The price is, in this massively overpriced tier of graphic cards, the best I have seen. I was going to wait to buy any 4080 super card but the problems with shipping around the world right now, lead me to believe these won't be in stock long.I am currently playing Hogwart's Legacy. After installing this card, everything is now on ultra with DLSS and frame generation and I am getting 120fps at 1440p, Temp. has never exceeded 72c at the hot spot. The clock runs at 2750mhz consistently. It hasn't exceeded 270watts total board power draw when playing Hogwart's legacy. My 3080ti drew 350watts using high settings and with ray-tracing on medium and then managed 60fps max. Yes, DLSS 3 and frame generation make a big difference.Compared to my 3080ti, (also Gigabyte) this card is lighter and slimmer. It comes with a support bracket which requires you to remove 2 motherboard mounting screws to attach. I am not using it, as I said the card is much lighter than I expected. It comes with a power adapter that requires 3 x 8 pin connections from your power supply. The card's power connection is on top, receded and faces the front of your case. This is a very useful space-saving method and helps resolve the issue of power cables hanging down or being bent up to fit inside a case.I am very pleased with this card. It is over-priced but all graphics cards are now. For what it is and for the price, well I haven't seen better.