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- GPU Base Clock Frequency2.73 gigahertzGPU Boost Clock Frequency2.73 gigahertzDisplayPort Ports3 x DisplayPort 2.1HDMI Ports1 x HDMI 2.1Maximum Resolution8K (4320p)Maximum Number of Displays Supported4
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| Pros for GIGABYTE - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 GAMING OC 16G GDDR7 PCI Express 5.0 Graphics Card - Black | |||
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| There were no pros for this product— | Performance, Cooling, FPS, Price, Noise | There were no pros for this product— | Performance, FPS, Price, Cooling, Installation |
| Cons for GIGABYTE - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 GAMING OC 16G GDDR7 PCI Express 5.0 Graphics Card - Black | |||
| There were no cons for this product— | Size, Ray Tracing, Drivers, Power Consumption, Coil Whine | There were no cons for this product— | Size, Ray Tracing, Weight |
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- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Extremely fast, well binned, quiet & cool - Nice!!
Nail-bitin' time to be buying GPUs, ain't it? Best Buy got this one to me in a week and a day after ordering, and had a better price than any of the major competitors online. First thing I did when I got it in was see how far I could overclock it - about +450 on the core when raising the voltage, resulting in up to 3300MHz gaming clocks, and an easy +2000mhz on the VRAM with the score going up repeatably the whole time (that is, not running into ECC issues, it just HAS that speed in it). Still running pretty cool, too, they really overbuilt the cooler on this gigantic card! Next, I found a sweet spot undervolting it that retained the vast majority of performance gains but tightens up voltage to about 0.985V max. Manually adjusting the F/V curve has great results with this card, allowing you to That was good for anywhere from 50W-80W power draw reduction, and even cooler temperatures, while still staying above 24000 in 3DMark Port Royal (which was my target after OCing got me into the mid 24000s). I have attached a screenshot of all benchmarks run on my PC so you can see what I'm working with. Please note, I work on audio with this PC, and I prioritize low noise from it. My 12900K processor in it is, as you can see from pics, air-cooled, and wattage limited to no more than 250W, with a temperature limit of no more than 90ºC (which is 10 degrees cooler than stock limits), which does result in slightly worse scores than other 12900K users who have water cooling and are pumping 300-400W into the same CPU. The 5080 replaced an AMD 9070 XT, which topped out at about 19500 on Port Royal after overclocking. That card replaced a Ventus 3080 12GB, which with its restricted power delivery managed about 12K in the same benchmark when undervolted. As you can imagine, the 5080 has been an absolutely thunderous upgrade in gaming, allowing me to play games in 4K with RT on which I never was able to do before.
Posted by JeffB
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Flight Simulator
Used almost exclusively with MS Flight Simulator, I upgraded from an EVGA RTX 3090 and an i9-9900K system. I initially build a new system with an AMD 9800X3d CPU with my existing RTX 3090 card. I saw a huge improvement with the new CPU, but this new card really lets me nearly max out the settings on a 34" UHD monitor. You can see the size difference from the 3090, so you need a large case. It runs much cooler than the 3090 too. I wish it had more VRAM, but other than that, it's a great card if you get it at MSRP.
Posted by GuyF
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Powerful but Expensive
A lovely upgrade to my old RTX 3070 FE, this is a hulk of a card. Uses lots of slots and lots of power. After confirming it has the correct specs using GPU-Z, I ran it through a suite of tests using 3DMark and some of the games I was interested in using it - Cyperpunk 2077, Ready or Not, STALKER 2, and WH40K: Darktide. Raytracing capabilities are good, multi-frame generation works even if you get that "vaseline" on the screen effect when you crank it. It holds nice low temperatures both in Silent mode and in Power mode. At $1400 USD (what I purchased) I can not say it's worth it. However, I am happy with the purchase given my previous card, and the longer multi year warranty with Gigabyte gives me confidence. Just make sure you register the product with them within 30 days! I can safely recommend this product at $1000 if you were able to get a sale, or use gift cards, or something like that. If you were considering this, I'd more likely suggest an RTX 5070 Ti in the Nvidia family, or maybe an RX 9070XT from AMD.
Posted by MarkH