Pros: Great thermals, stable performance, 120 fps + in mid to high settings, 100+ in ultra settings for the newest games along with 3900x cpu

Cons: A bit pricey

Overall Review: Im sold with the performance, sold it to me like of the factory, with stickers wraps and everything

Pros: Powerful card Robust cooling solution Simplistic design Only needs 2 X 8 pin PCIe

Cons: Nothing other than price

Overall Review: Stress tested and run continuously. I can keep the main board at 58-60 Celsius without turning on my additional coolers. Fan is pinned at 75% and performance mode is on.

Pros: it works fine but sometime it keep crashing and freezing ..... and i don't know why.... even I'm not doing anything just start and play and it crash my bios is up to date i did everything just keep freezing it just something wrong that i dont really know ....hopefully i could get a exchange one dont want a refund thu

Overall Review: definitely

Pros: Apparently a very powerful card...if it worked.

Cons: Have been trouble-shooting for 3 hours trying to get this card to work properly with a ASUS Dark Hero VIII board running a RYZEN 5900x. Will only display an image if the boot is launched from the BIOS directly. All drivers updated and NVIDIA utility tools checked. Giving up for the time being; will reinstall GTX 760 in order to be able to use the computer consistently. Hopefully ASUS can resolve or will return the card to NewEgg.

Overall Review: Difficult to recommend with such a horrible first-use experience. Instead of playing games with settings maxed out, I am reviewing forums trying to find a solution.

Pros: Confession: I am NOT a gamer and the last Nvidia graphics card that I purchased had only three numeric digits for the model number. Whichever way one looks at this product family (Ampere architecture), the end-user benefits are definitely worth the investment. Any consumer or SOHO user should understand that productivity (not sheer gaming pleasure) is an important factor in appreciating the benefits of the investment in this card. Of course, supply chain woes notwithstanding, in a few weeks at CES 2022, one should fully expect some kind of "son of 3080" announcement because technology marches on. Similarly, CPUs are undergoing more frequent generational upgrades owing the better investment in manufacturing (leading to higher yields). So try to shield out the post-purchase blues and remember that Bird in Hand is Worth Two in the Bush.

Cons: The augmented features by the OEM manufacturer are understandable but perhaps useful (or advantageous) only to users in upper echelons of dedicated use.

Overall Review: Waited nearly EIGHT months to get my hands on this card. Since I've written VGA drivers for graphics applications (DDA for arcs anyone?), I have a tad more interest in graphics technologies since a few years earlier than IBM PC 5150. As the saying goes, may you live in interesting times! I can clearly understand why so many companies in the graphics (hardware AND software) were one-trick ponies.

Pros: any game i try with it maxes out my refresh rate at 120fps with the highest possible settings running at 3440x1440p. runs cool & quiet; idles ~32-35°, while gaming ~60-65°C.

Cons: i thought the $800 i paid for my GTX 1080 Ti was the most i would ever spend on a graphics card, but this has gotten a bit ridiculous to have a high end card.

Overall Review: was a bit too much for my 750w Dark Power Pro 11. swapped in a 850w Leadex III Gold and it works fine no matter the situation.

Pros: Fast Fits in my NCase M1 Has some RGB I won the option to buy it

Cons: Expensive Possibly too expensive Costs too much I won the option to buy it and did

Overall Review: The product is fine if sold in the vacuum of no comparisons. But if you compare it to a 3080, it's too expensive for the small bump in memory. Compare it to the 3090 and it has less momory for just a few dollars less with roughly the same gaming performance and yet has a LHR where the 3090 can do most everything once you are in that price range. Definitely a card that takes advantage of the situation. But as a $1899 GPU with great capability in 2021 and the possibility to own it when you can't own anything else...It is really an amazing piece of kit and darn well better be at those $$$. Great 3DMark scores paired with my 5950X and plows through most all things I throw at it. This was the OC card so some minor perf. boost from the regular SKU (that is relatively non existent). Hold the temps down pretty well on the stock fan curve in my limited ventilation in the NCase M1 and holds a 70-72C temp when running full-tilt in Heaven for an hour. It's fine if you know what it is and even if you look ahead or behind it in the stack..it is the one you could actually get to finish out a build with phenomenal results. Only your bank account will be disappointed.

Pros: At least I have one

Cons: You know what it costs

Overall Review: Won the shuffle, can't complain really but we all know this thing is pricey