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Asus GeForce RTX 3080 10GB GDDR6X TUF Gaming OC Graphics Card
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Asus GeForce RTX 3080 10GB GDDR6X TUF Gaming OC Graphics Card Code: 90YV0FB1-M0NM00

Key features:

  • Interface: PCI Express x16 4.0
  • Processor Speed: 1740 MHz
  • Memory bus: 320 bit
  • 2 HDMI, 3 DisplayPort
  • Minimum Power Supply: 850 W
  • Dimensions: 299.9 x 126.9 x 51.6 mm
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  • OverClock (OC)

    Overclocking (OC) increases the frequencies of the core and the memory (VRAM) of the card for higher FPS and faster graphics processing. It is achieved by increasing the Power Limit and voltage, but requires strong cooling to prevent overheating.

  • Cuda Cores

    CUDA Cores are processing units in NVIDIA graphics cards that allow the simultaneous execution of many computational tasks. They accelerate the process of graphics processing, as well as other demanding tasks such as machine learning and data processing.

  • Interface

    The version of the PCI Express connection used for installing the graphics card on the motherboard.

    The most widespread version is 4.0, while the latest generation cards use 5.0.

    PCI Express x16 4.0

  • Memory bus

    The size of the communication channel between the chipset and the RAM of the graphics card. In combination with the processor's base clock speed, it determines the volume of data (which translates into graphics resolution and quality) that can be directed to the graphics card processor.
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Description

Description

Ray Tracing

Ray Tracing is the holy grail of graphics gaming, simulating the physical behavior of light to deliver real-time, cinematic-quality performance even in the most visually intense games.

DLSS AI Acceleration

NVIDIA DLSS is a groundbreaking artificial intelligence performance enhancement that boosts frame rates by 1.5 times or more with uncompromised image quality using exclusive AI processing Tensor cores on GeForce RTX. This gives you the performance headroom to increase settings and resolutions for an incredible visual experience. The revolution of artificial intelligence has arrived in gaming.

Greater Durability

The design emphasizes durability with a metal backplate to increase overall rigidity of the card.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
See full description

Specifications

Specifications

Product Number
90YV0FB1-M0NM00

Main Specifications

Processor Manufacturer
Nvidia

Processor Manufacturer

Nvidia

nVIDIA chipset cards are characterized by high performance and 4K gaming, where they currently outperform AMD. In the mid-range category, we encounter reliable cards with similar performance from both manufacturers.
Chipset Model
GeForce RTX 3080

Chipset Model

The main graphics processing chip of the card. It is the most basic characteristic and indicative of its performance.
Interface
PCI Express x16 4.0

Interface

The version of the PCI Express connection used for installing the graphics card on the motherboard.

The most widespread version is 4.0, while the latest generation cards use 5.0.

PCI Express x16 4.0
Processor Speed (Base Clock)
1740 MHz

Processor Speed (Base Clock)

It is the base operating frequency of the graphics card, without activating the boost function. This speed determines how many processing operations the graphics card can perform per second under normal conditions.
Maximum Resolution
7680x4320 pixels
Parallel Processing Technology
Not Supported

Parallel Processing Technology

Ability to use multiple graphics cards simultaneously on a computer. Support for the corresponding technology is required from the motherboard.

This is intended for experienced users with a need for particularly high performance.
Type
High Performance

Type

High Performance

Cards that can smoothly run the most modern games at high resolutions up to 8K.
Cuda Cores
8704

Cuda Cores

CUDA Cores are processing units in NVIDIA graphics cards that allow the simultaneous execution of many computational tasks. They accelerate the process of graphics processing, as well as other demanding tasks such as machine learning and data processing.
Device Group
-
Colour
Black

Special Features

RGB Lighting
No

RGB Lighting

It features built-in multicolored LED lighting.
OverClock (OC)
Yes

OverClock (OC)

Overclocking (OC) increases the frequencies of the core and the memory (VRAM) of the card for higher FPS and faster graphics processing. It is achieved by increasing the Power Limit and voltage, but requires strong cooling to prevent overheating.
Air-cooled
Yes

Air-cooled

The graphics card is cooled by one or more fans. 2. The most common way of cooling.
Low Profile
No

Low Profile

Small-sized graphics cards.

They are commonly used in computers with small cases.
Passive Cooling
No

Passive Cooling

The graphics card cools passively, without the use of fans. They are used in cards that are not as powerful, for building a silent computer or HTPC.
Water-cooled
No

Water-cooled

Graphics cards with a waiting connection to a liquid cooling system. They cannot operate without it. Usually found in powerful graphics cards aimed at experienced and demanding users.
External Graphics Card (eGPU)
No

External Graphics Card (eGPU)

A graphics card that has its own box with its own power supply and cooling.

Usually intended for use with laptops, offering the highest performance of a desktop graphics card.
LHR
No

LHR

The LHR (Lite Hash Rate) technology was introduced by NVIDIA to limit the performance of graphics cards in cryptocurrency mining. The goal was to make the cards less attractive to miners, in order to increase availability and reduce prices for gamers. It is important to note that this limitation only affects mining and does not impact the card’s performance in games or graphic applications at all.

Memory

Memory Capacity
10 GB

Memory Capacity

The amount of RAM memory that the graphics card has. Important for demanding games and applications at high resolutions. It is recommended that the card has 4GB or more for gaming.
Memory type
GDDR6X

Memory type

RAM memory standards for graphics cards. Most modern cards have GDDR5 or GDDR6.
Memory Speed
-
Memory bus
320 bit

Memory bus

The size of the communication channel between the chipset and the RAM of the graphics card. In combination with the processor's base clock speed, it determines the volume of data (which translates into graphics resolution and quality) that can be directed to the graphics card processor.

Connectivity

HDMI
2

HDMI

A modern way of digitally transmitting image and sound, compatible with DisplayPort and DVI through an adapter.
DisplayPort
3

DisplayPort

Modern way of digital transfer of image, sound and data, compatible with HDMI and DVI through an adapter.
Dual Link DVI
No

Dual Link DVI

The Dual version supports higher resolutions compared to the simple one. DVI is an older digital method of image transfer, partially compatible with HDMI cables through an adapter.

System Requirements

Minimum Power Supply
850 W

Minimum Power Supply

The minimum power supply required for proper operation of the graphics card in a computer. Mainly applies to modern and powerful graphics cards with particularly high demands. Most power supplies now are over 500W, covering the needs of an average graphics card. In any case, we must confirm that our power supply meets the requirements of the graphics card.
Power Connectors
2x 8-pin

Power Connectors

The type of additional power supply that the card needs directly from the power supply.

Dimensions

Length
299.9 mm
Height
126.9 mm
Thickness
51.6 mm

Top Specs

Memory
-

Memory

It refers to the type (e.g., GDDR6, GDDR6X) and size of the integrated memory (e.g., 4GB, 8GB, 12GB) of the graphics card. Greater capacity and newer memory types offer better performance in demanding games and applications.
Connectivity
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (6)

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  • kwstas_gogos5356
    5
    1 out of 7 members found this review helpful
    kwstas_gogos5356

    The best I have seen so far

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  • konvictftw
    5
    5 out of 43 members found this review helpful
    konvictftw

    The card is amazing, it outperforms the 6800xt that they said would surpass the 3090 (never). This specific version does have some minimal coil whine, which is not a major issue overall and I don't think it's worth returning for that reason, especially now that there are no immediate replacements available. If you read forums, you'll see that many cards, especially when running at high framerates, have this issue. I've been using it for 2 months and I highly recommend it

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • GregoryNik
    1
    35 out of 64 members found this review helpful
    GregoryNik

    After one month of use, suddenly it started making a very annoying loud coil whine. It happened 7 working days after the launch day. I remind you that it didn't do it from the beginning, it started later. The power supply was changed, but it did the exact same thing. So I don't know if I would get it again. Obviously, the card was returned for replacement or repair. I don't have any updates yet.

    Edit: Asus doesn't consider it a problem and won't replace it. I can't live with this sound and of course, it affects the resale value of the card... I find it unacceptable...

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • Lefteris_Menegatos
    4
    30 out of 34 members found this review helpful
    Lefteris_Menegatos

    A honest implementation from ASUS (as much as a product can be close to a thousand euros).
    The cooler frame and back plate are made of metal. There is a dual bios with performance/quiet options. This particular feature is more useful for those who want to experiment with bios flash, having the second one as a backup if something goes wrong. For the average user, the only thing that changes is the fan rpm, which regardless of the mode, will not be a problem with their noise.
    In terms of temperatures, max 65 °C in performance mode/ 72°C in quiet mode.
    The boost clock is a painful story, as it is with all Ampere cards. At 72°C, I consistently had 1920mhz on the core. "Exceptional!", someone might say, with the reasoning that the factory boost is 1785mhz. The problem is that the core clock is mainly affected by the power limit set by the Bios. This particular implementation has a 350W PL (370W with the hypothetical +10%), practically you will never see these numbers as the core clock starts to drown around 330W. Even with liquid cooling, the performance benefits are zero. For those who are into overclocking, it's better to look for implementations with 3x8pin power supply (370~450W PL).
    I saved the worst for last...coil whine! It exists and it can be perceived as quite annoying.

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • ggeorgepapadopoulos
    3
    11 out of 72 members found this review helpful
    ggeorgepapadopoulos

    3 stars because I didn't expect Asus to use cheap materials, and I'm referring to the capacitors on the processor.

    Translated from Greek ·
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    • Performance
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  • GeoDimas
    5
    74 out of 108 members found this review helpful
    GeoDimas

    Verified purchase

    Obviously, we are talking about the flagship of NVIDIA, as the RTX 3080 is currently the second most powerful graphics card after the RTX 3090. You can expect nothing less than extremely high FPS in 4k and Ultra settings in almost any title available today.

    The ASUS implementations of these cards are recommended, as unlike all other 3rd party manufacturers, ASUS is the only one that uses 6 arrays with MLCC capacitors in its cards (meaning it provides the best capacitor set currently available in RTX 3080 and RTX 3090). This means that these cards are quite flexible in overclocking without any filtering issues, which can lead to instability.

    The price is slightly increased due to extremely limited stock, but once the inventory issue is resolved, it will fall into more reasonable ranges. By the way, the price in relation to its performance is excellent.

    As an example, in collaboration with the i9-10900K:
    In GTA V at 4k and all settings on Ultra, FPS range around 90-110.
    In Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 at 4k and all settings on high, FPS range around 65-75.
    In most VR titles, you can comfortably reach 500% Super Sampling without the refresh rate exceeding 6-7ms (approximately 145 FPS).

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Performance
    • Silent
    • Size
    • Temperature
    • Value for money
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  • kwstas_gogos5356
    5
    kwstas_gogos5356

    The best I have seen so far

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • konvictftw
    5
    konvictftw

    The card is amazing, it outperforms the 6800xt that they said would surpass the 3090 (never). This specific version does have some minimal coil whine, which is not a major issue overall and I don't think it's worth returning for that reason, especially now that there are no immediate replacements available. If you read forums, you'll see that many cards, especially when running at high framerates, have this issue. I've been using it for 2 months and I highly recommend it

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
  • GregoryNik
    1
    GregoryNik

    After one month of use, suddenly it started making a very annoying loud coil whine. It happened 7 working days after the launch day. I remind you that it didn't do it from the beginning, it started later. The power supply was changed, but it did the exact same thing. So I don't know if I would get it again. Obviously, the card was returned for replacement or repair. I don't have any updates yet.

    Edit: Asus doesn't consider it a problem and won't replace it. I can't live with this sound and of course, it affects the resale value of the card... I find it unacceptable...

    Translated from Greek ·
    35
  • Lefteris_Menegatos
    4
    Lefteris_Menegatos

    A honest implementation from ASUS (as much as a product can be close to a thousand euros).
    The cooler frame and back plate are made of metal. There is a dual bios with performance/quiet options. This particular feature is more useful for those who want to experiment with bios flash, having the second one as a backup if something goes wrong. For the average user, the only thing that changes is the fan rpm, which regardless of the mode, will not be a problem with their noise.
    In terms of temperatures, max 65 °C in performance mode/ 72°C in quiet mode.
    The boost clock is a painful story, as it is with all Ampere cards. At 72°C, I consistently had 1920mhz on the core. "Exceptional!", someone might say, with the reasoning that the factory boost is 1785mhz. The problem is that the core clock is mainly affected by the power limit set by the Bios. This particular implementation has a 350W PL (370W with the hypothetical +10%), practically you will never see these numbers as the core clock starts to drown around 330W. Even with liquid cooling, the performance benefits are zero. For those who are into overclocking, it's better to look for implementations with 3x8pin power supply (370~450W PL).
    I saved the worst for last...coil whine! It exists and it can be perceived as quite annoying.

    Translated from Greek ·
    30
  • ggeorgepapadopoulos
    3
    ggeorgepapadopoulos

    3 stars because I didn't expect Asus to use cheap materials, and I'm referring to the capacitors on the processor.

    Translated from Greek ·
    11
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Description & Specifications

Product Number
90YV0FB1-M0NM00

Main Specifications

Processor Manufacturer
Nvidia

Processor Manufacturer

Nvidia

nVIDIA chipset cards are characterized by high performance and 4K gaming, where they currently outperform AMD. In the mid-range category, we encounter reliable cards with similar performance from both manufacturers.
Chipset Model
GeForce RTX 3080

Chipset Model

The main graphics processing chip of the card. It is the most basic characteristic and indicative of its performance.
Interface
PCI Express x16 4.0

Interface

The version of the PCI Express connection used for installing the graphics card on the motherboard.

The most widespread version is 4.0, while the latest generation cards use 5.0.

PCI Express x16 4.0
Processor Speed (Base Clock)
1740 MHz

Processor Speed (Base Clock)

It is the base operating frequency of the graphics card, without activating the boost function. This speed determines how many processing operations the graphics card can perform per second under normal conditions.
Maximum Resolution
7680x4320 pixels
Parallel Processing Technology
Not Supported

Parallel Processing Technology

Ability to use multiple graphics cards simultaneously on a computer. Support for the corresponding technology is required from the motherboard.

This is intended for experienced users with a need for particularly high performance.
Type
High Performance

Type

High Performance

Cards that can smoothly run the most modern games at high resolutions up to 8K.
Cuda Cores
8704

Cuda Cores

CUDA Cores are processing units in NVIDIA graphics cards that allow the simultaneous execution of many computational tasks. They accelerate the process of graphics processing, as well as other demanding tasks such as machine learning and data processing.
Device Group
-
Colour
Black

Special Features

RGB Lighting
No

RGB Lighting

It features built-in multicolored LED lighting.
OverClock (OC)
Yes

OverClock (OC)

Overclocking (OC) increases the frequencies of the core and the memory (VRAM) of the card for higher FPS and faster graphics processing. It is achieved by increasing the Power Limit and voltage, but requires strong cooling to prevent overheating.
Air-cooled
Yes

Air-cooled

The graphics card is cooled by one or more fans. 2. The most common way of cooling.
Low Profile
No

Low Profile

Small-sized graphics cards.

They are commonly used in computers with small cases.
Passive Cooling
No

Passive Cooling

The graphics card cools passively, without the use of fans. They are used in cards that are not as powerful, for building a silent computer or HTPC.
Water-cooled
No

Water-cooled

Graphics cards with a waiting connection to a liquid cooling system. They cannot operate without it. Usually found in powerful graphics cards aimed at experienced and demanding users.
External Graphics Card (eGPU)
No

External Graphics Card (eGPU)

A graphics card that has its own box with its own power supply and cooling.

Usually intended for use with laptops, offering the highest performance of a desktop graphics card.
LHR
No

LHR

The LHR (Lite Hash Rate) technology was introduced by NVIDIA to limit the performance of graphics cards in cryptocurrency mining. The goal was to make the cards less attractive to miners, in order to increase availability and reduce prices for gamers. It is important to note that this limitation only affects mining and does not impact the card’s performance in games or graphic applications at all.

Memory

Memory Capacity
10 GB

Memory Capacity

The amount of RAM memory that the graphics card has. Important for demanding games and applications at high resolutions. It is recommended that the card has 4GB or more for gaming.
Memory type
GDDR6X

Memory type

RAM memory standards for graphics cards. Most modern cards have GDDR5 or GDDR6.
Memory Speed
-
Memory bus
320 bit

Memory bus

The size of the communication channel between the chipset and the RAM of the graphics card. In combination with the processor's base clock speed, it determines the volume of data (which translates into graphics resolution and quality) that can be directed to the graphics card processor.

Connectivity

HDMI
2

HDMI

A modern way of digitally transmitting image and sound, compatible with DisplayPort and DVI through an adapter.
DisplayPort
3

DisplayPort

Modern way of digital transfer of image, sound and data, compatible with HDMI and DVI through an adapter.
Dual Link DVI
No

Dual Link DVI

The Dual version supports higher resolutions compared to the simple one. DVI is an older digital method of image transfer, partially compatible with HDMI cables through an adapter.

System Requirements

Minimum Power Supply
850 W

Minimum Power Supply

The minimum power supply required for proper operation of the graphics card in a computer. Mainly applies to modern and powerful graphics cards with particularly high demands. Most power supplies now are over 500W, covering the needs of an average graphics card. In any case, we must confirm that our power supply meets the requirements of the graphics card.
Power Connectors
2x 8-pin

Power Connectors

The type of additional power supply that the card needs directly from the power supply.

Dimensions

Length
299.9 mm
Height
126.9 mm
Thickness
51.6 mm

Top Specs

Memory
-

Memory

It refers to the type (e.g., GDDR6, GDDR6X) and size of the integrated memory (e.g., 4GB, 8GB, 12GB) of the graphics card. Greater capacity and newer memory types offer better performance in demanding games and applications.
Connectivity
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Description

Ray Tracing

Ray Tracing is the holy grail of graphics gaming, simulating the physical behavior of light to deliver real-time, cinematic-quality performance even in the most visually intense games.

DLSS AI Acceleration

NVIDIA DLSS is a groundbreaking artificial intelligence performance enhancement that boosts frame rates by 1.5 times or more with uncompromised image quality using exclusive AI processing Tensor cores on GeForce RTX. This gives you the performance headroom to increase settings and resolutions for an incredible visual experience. The revolution of artificial intelligence has arrived in gaming.

Greater Durability

The design emphasizes durability with a metal backplate to increase overall rigidity of the card.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information

Reviews (6)

3.3
6
3.3
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  2. 1
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  4. 2 stars
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Reviews by our members

  • kwstas_gogos5356
    5
    1 out of 7 members found this review helpful
    kwstas_gogos5356

    The best I have seen so far

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Performance
    • Silent
    • Size
    • Temperature
    • Value for money
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  • konvictftw
    5
    5 out of 43 members found this review helpful
    konvictftw

    The card is amazing, it outperforms the 6800xt that they said would surpass the 3090 (never). This specific version does have some minimal coil whine, which is not a major issue overall and I don't think it's worth returning for that reason, especially now that there are no immediate replacements available. If you read forums, you'll see that many cards, especially when running at high framerates, have this issue. I've been using it for 2 months and I highly recommend it

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Performance
    • Silent
    • Size
    • Temperature
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • GregoryNik
    1
    35 out of 64 members found this review helpful
    GregoryNik

    After one month of use, suddenly it started making a very annoying loud coil whine. It happened 7 working days after the launch day. I remind you that it didn't do it from the beginning, it started later. The power supply was changed, but it did the exact same thing. So I don't know if I would get it again. Obviously, the card was returned for replacement or repair. I don't have any updates yet.

    Edit: Asus doesn't consider it a problem and won't replace it. I can't live with this sound and of course, it affects the resale value of the card... I find it unacceptable...

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Silent
    • Temperature
    • Performance
    • Size
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Lefteris_Menegatos
    4
    30 out of 34 members found this review helpful
    Lefteris_Menegatos

    A honest implementation from ASUS (as much as a product can be close to a thousand euros).
    The cooler frame and back plate are made of metal. There is a dual bios with performance/quiet options. This particular feature is more useful for those who want to experiment with bios flash, having the second one as a backup if something goes wrong. For the average user, the only thing that changes is the fan rpm, which regardless of the mode, will not be a problem with their noise.
    In terms of temperatures, max 65 °C in performance mode/ 72°C in quiet mode.
    The boost clock is a painful story, as it is with all Ampere cards. At 72°C, I consistently had 1920mhz on the core. "Exceptional!", someone might say, with the reasoning that the factory boost is 1785mhz. The problem is that the core clock is mainly affected by the power limit set by the Bios. This particular implementation has a 350W PL (370W with the hypothetical +10%), practically you will never see these numbers as the core clock starts to drown around 330W. Even with liquid cooling, the performance benefits are zero. For those who are into overclocking, it's better to look for implementations with 3x8pin power supply (370~450W PL).
    I saved the worst for last...coil whine! It exists and it can be perceived as quite annoying.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Silent
    • Temperature
    • Value for money
    • Size
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • ggeorgepapadopoulos
    3
    11 out of 72 members found this review helpful
    ggeorgepapadopoulos

    3 stars because I didn't expect Asus to use cheap materials, and I'm referring to the capacitors on the processor.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Silent
    • Performance
    • Size
    • Temperature
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • GeoDimas
    5
    74 out of 108 members found this review helpful
    GeoDimas

    Verified purchase

    Obviously, we are talking about the flagship of NVIDIA, as the RTX 3080 is currently the second most powerful graphics card after the RTX 3090. You can expect nothing less than extremely high FPS in 4k and Ultra settings in almost any title available today.

    The ASUS implementations of these cards are recommended, as unlike all other 3rd party manufacturers, ASUS is the only one that uses 6 arrays with MLCC capacitors in its cards (meaning it provides the best capacitor set currently available in RTX 3080 and RTX 3090). This means that these cards are quite flexible in overclocking without any filtering issues, which can lead to instability.

    The price is slightly increased due to extremely limited stock, but once the inventory issue is resolved, it will fall into more reasonable ranges. By the way, the price in relation to its performance is excellent.

    As an example, in collaboration with the i9-10900K:
    In GTA V at 4k and all settings on Ultra, FPS range around 90-110.
    In Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 at 4k and all settings on high, FPS range around 65-75.
    In most VR titles, you can comfortably reach 500% Super Sampling without the refresh rate exceeding 6-7ms (approximately 145 FPS).

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Performance
    • Silent
    • Size
    • Temperature
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • kwstas_gogos5356
    5
    kwstas_gogos5356

    The best I have seen so far

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • konvictftw
    5
    konvictftw

    The card is amazing, it outperforms the 6800xt that they said would surpass the 3090 (never). This specific version does have some minimal coil whine, which is not a major issue overall and I don't think it's worth returning for that reason, especially now that there are no immediate replacements available. If you read forums, you'll see that many cards, especially when running at high framerates, have this issue. I've been using it for 2 months and I highly recommend it

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
  • GregoryNik
    1
    GregoryNik

    After one month of use, suddenly it started making a very annoying loud coil whine. It happened 7 working days after the launch day. I remind you that it didn't do it from the beginning, it started later. The power supply was changed, but it did the exact same thing. So I don't know if I would get it again. Obviously, the card was returned for replacement or repair. I don't have any updates yet.

    Edit: Asus doesn't consider it a problem and won't replace it. I can't live with this sound and of course, it affects the resale value of the card... I find it unacceptable...

    Translated from Greek ·
    35
  • Lefteris_Menegatos
    4
    Lefteris_Menegatos

    A honest implementation from ASUS (as much as a product can be close to a thousand euros).
    The cooler frame and back plate are made of metal. There is a dual bios with performance/quiet options. This particular feature is more useful for those who want to experiment with bios flash, having the second one as a backup if something goes wrong. For the average user, the only thing that changes is the fan rpm, which regardless of the mode, will not be a problem with their noise.
    In terms of temperatures, max 65 °C in performance mode/ 72°C in quiet mode.
    The boost clock is a painful story, as it is with all Ampere cards. At 72°C, I consistently had 1920mhz on the core. "Exceptional!", someone might say, with the reasoning that the factory boost is 1785mhz. The problem is that the core clock is mainly affected by the power limit set by the Bios. This particular implementation has a 350W PL (370W with the hypothetical +10%), practically you will never see these numbers as the core clock starts to drown around 330W. Even with liquid cooling, the performance benefits are zero. For those who are into overclocking, it's better to look for implementations with 3x8pin power supply (370~450W PL).
    I saved the worst for last...coil whine! It exists and it can be perceived as quite annoying.

    Translated from Greek ·
    30
  • ggeorgepapadopoulos
    3
    ggeorgepapadopoulos

    3 stars because I didn't expect Asus to use cheap materials, and I'm referring to the capacitors on the processor.

    Translated from Greek ·
    11
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