ZOTAC Gaming GeForce RTX™ 3080 Ti Trinity OC 12GB GDDR6X 384-bit 19 Gbps PCIE 4.0 Graphics Card, IceStorm 2.0 Advanced Cooling, Spectra 2.0 RGB Lighting, ZT-A30810J-10P

Now before I say anything the price is dumb and should not be this much, however the card itself is amazing! Can run COD on the highest settings on 1440p and still get 200FPS!! I love this card and will be staying with this one for a long time.

I'm really enjoying this thing. Most games play with high framerates at full specs with no problem. It does tend to get pretty warm while playing. I have my computer under my desk (which doesn't have any walls obstructing airflow), and my legs get pretty toasty. It feels like they're next to a heater. The fans are also pretty loud. Much louder than my old video card. I downloaded MSI Afterburner to tweak the temperature curve for fan speed, but it's still loud at low speeds compared to the old card. Still, performance is king. And this does that well.

The original price was awful and uncalled for but at the new price this thing is a monster. Running everything I can throw at it and no noise can be heard like most say. Hands down the best investment.Buy now while prices are down.

Love this graphics card, a great improvement over my 1080 TI. The main advantages are I can play as I used to, but this thing stays a bit more cooler than my 1080 TI. The main disadvantages are the wattage for this card, it's 150-200 watts more than my 1080 TI would normally use. Otherwise, it's performance is outstanding and it never runs hotter than 75 degrees on the highest of loads; that is ultra settings on 4K with Raytracing. Gets a bit loud during this point, but it's to be expected. This is usually not the case. Recommended and great seller for this card in particular!

The 3080 ti is the "Forgotten GPU". Released in the middle of the crypto mining graphics card shortage.Its basically a slightly reduced 3090 with half of the video ram (VRAM) of 12GB instead of 24. 12GB is more than enough for 4k gaming and content creation, and content creators should probably be looking at the A-series gpus for that purpose.You get a few fewer CUDA cores and whatnot, but not materially different from the 3090.It DOES draw less power and makes less heat, and only has memory on the one side with the gpu instead of on both sides of the card, which reduces heat and may actually enable it to beat the 3090 in some benchmarks.A 3080 12GB does the job, but the 3080 ti's I find drop to very attractive prices, as this did during the July 2022 Prime Day.After extensive measurements, I am seeing a 340W max power draw, a 72C high thermal point in my case, and the included Firestrike software (which looks a lot like Afterburner) got an extra 100MHz of gpu clock over the standard, so it was peaking at just slightly over 2GHz. Impressive given it's spec'd 1800 and some.Running at full bore in a wide open case with all of the panels off, and an aquarium 20' behind me making a bubbling sound, it's barely audible. Once the panels are back on, which I'll either get to in 2023 or 2024, I'm sure the noise will be fairly inaudible.Performs on par with the now unlaunched 4080 12GB, for $400 less and with no power connectors that might turn your computer into a roman candle.The one thing that gave me a moments trouble was that the cards heat sink bumped into the humongous heat sink on the nvme ssd on my motherboard, while the old gpu didn't. So I had to take that off and use a smaller heatsink. So be aware that the heat sink is very close to the board near the slots it takes up.I took this as a "smart buy" as a near halo product at a significant discount. While I was tempted by a 6900XT, the two cards trade blows and the 3080ti is the superior card at ray tracing.Most computers with a 750w or 850w power supply can probably pull this off. I wasn't seeing anything higher than 339 watts of total power draw, most of that through the two standard 8-pin connectors.Several benchmarks measured this card in the top 15% percentile performance-wise, beating out 85% of other 3080 ti's.If you have bad case cooling, or your case can't take a long card then it's probably not what you want. If you want to save money and ray tracing isn't in your future, the 6900XT might save you a few bucks and give good results.