GIGABYTEGeForce RTX 5080 Gaming OC 16G Graphics Card, WINDFORCE Cooling System, 16GB 256-bit GDDR7, GV-N5080GAMING OC-16GD Video Card

I just received this card 24 hours ago, and if anything changes I'll update this review. I upgraded from an eVGA 3090 Ti to this and I'm extremely pleased with the results. It's obviously a solid improvement over what I had, and fit in my case (Hyte Y70) with no issues whatsoever. The card is pretty chonky so make sure you have the room to fit it, installation was a breeze and all I needed to do after the usual installation faffing around was to do a clean install of the drivers to support the 5080, that was all handled well by the Nvidia app and I'm plenty happy with how that all went.Performance is fantastic, and it's incredibly easy to overclock. I overclocked the GPU with the Gigabyte utility in just a few clicks and it runs absolutely beautifully at 3150MHz on the GPU and 3000MHz on the memory (stock). No problems, no crashes it just works.If you're coming from a 3000 series card like I was this is a solid investment and I highly recommend this as an upgrade. Even if you don't overclock this I think you'll be plenty happy with it's performance improvement over your 3000 series card. I can't comment on improvement over an equivalent 4000 series card personally, but I've heard the 5080 doesn't offer much increased performance over the 4080 for the money. But that said, I can only quote what I have heard from several sources.If I had one complaint, the RGB on the card is pretty lack luster. Even at full brightness the fan LED's are pretty unimpressive, and the LED's on the top aren't anything to write home about either. If you're looking for a blinging card with a lot of RGB this card is definitely not that. But if you're more concerned about price to performance this is a good option among the larger more well known brands.I also didn't see anything in a comparison that said the Aorus Master was any better performing, and it's $100 more for some lights and a screen you'll never really need. This seemed like the better option since I already had enough LEDs in my case. At this point I highly recommend this card for anyone upgrading or otherwise seriously considering a solid 5080 solution.

Great card! Abit expensive but worth of upgrade!

It's 5080 full sized, works quietly in 1080 config, arrived in one piece and fast.

After doing some research I had to decide between the Asus TUF 5080 or the Gigabyte 5080 gaming OC. both at the sane price point , and I came to the conclusion that the Gigabyte offers more future proofing, in warranty and even for factory overclocking performance. this card has 4 years warranty, and a much dense bigger alluminum body as cooler compared to the Asus TUF. is true the asus has 5 monitors conectors, but you can only use 4 at the same time. the only concern I had was the server grade gel the Gigabyte is using on all their cards, but in my case it won't hurn anything because I'm not using a vertical adapter to run mine. So fas so good, I run Unreal engine Electric Dream like it was a RTX4090!! awesome performance!! I am very satified with its design and construction, aI only hear the fans when It's running some heavy task on it.feels like a tank and its heavy. my case almost didnt have the space!! the RBGs are not so vibrant as the more expensive ones, but this one sure makes the job!! And it actually looks more stylish than the Asus Tuf.

This card runs extremely cool and quiet because of it's massive heat sink and 3 fans, overclocked to 3200mhz core and 1500mhz memory with a power increase to 125% and it's only reaching peak temps of 62°c! I'm knocking off 2 stars because of the crazy up charge though.

This thing is quiet, cool and powerful. I've been playing Expedition 33 at 4k 60-70 fps at max settings with DLSS Quality but I did try DLAA and it was smooth as well, it's just that DLAA in the game looks strange.

Espero que nadie compre esta falta de respeto

Great card, shame on Amazon scalping their customers though. Shipped and sold from Amazon at almost 30% above MSRP. Ouch.