Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have a 3440 x 1440 ultra wide monitor and my 1080ti was struggling at times to maintain more than 60fps. In comes the 2080 Ti. Granted, the price point is really unacceptable. So I wouldn't blame anyone who took a step back prior to even thinking about purchasing a 2080 Ti. Only get this card if 1) You don't mind spending a LOT of money 2) Your monitor setup could benefit from it (buying this for 1080p is definitely overkill and a waste) 3) You want to future proof your PC setup Pros: -Performance for 2K and 4K is amazing -Probably the best powerful single GPU out there (aside from the X cards) -If your case's airflow is decent, the air coolers for this GPU is actually quite decent. My GPU rarely goes past 70C and is generally hovers around 55C-60C (you'll need to adjust the fan curve) Cons: -That price, oh.... that price -Card has a very thick radiator. Make sure your setup can fit this card inside -If your case doesn't have a decent air flow setup, this card will truly heat up everything inside your case -Precision X1 software has a learning curve -That price, oh.... that price. Yes, this is an EXPENSIVE card

This is a great graphics card, nearly all my games play comfortably at 1440p max settings with 100+FPS. The card stays fairly cool, mostly gaming temps are in the mid 70c range, I have only seen it hit 80c once. Even under heavy load the fans are very quiet. My only (admittedly minor) complaint is an audible coil whine when gaming. It’s not incredibly loud, but it’s akin to a buzzing mosquito in that once you hear it, it’s very persistent. This is the only reason I did not give this card 5 stars. I would still definitely recommend this card if you want the best gaming experience possible in 2020.

Love this card so far. Evga 2080 ti XC Ultra keeps the temps nice and low. It's definitely a bit bigger but it looks amazing in my fresh build performance is what counts with these cards anyway. If your in the market for some serious power and future proofing your setup for a while then the price is worth it. Don't cheat yourself.

This card has unbelievble power, twice as much as my previous 1080ti. Very generous overclocking headroom, runs 70c under load. Was able to get into the VRMark Hall Of Fame easily. Future proof for a while now. Extremely happy with this card. This particular one has Samsung VRam which OC's excellently. The heat sync is massive, 2.75 slot card, keeps it cool under pressure. The only other thing I would do to get more power would be running two of them in SLI, but not alot of support for SLI configs. Although this series card has Ray Tracing, enabling it causes a pretty hard hit to FPS. I would imagine once Nvidia gets the drivers better optimized that will change. 200+ FPS 1080, 150+ FPS 1440, 75+ FPS 4k.

At the time of this review it was confusingly marked as a "dual slot" card, and the 2080 Super XC Ultra Gaming was marked as "single slot" even though they are both 2.75/3 slot. It is pretty beefy, and I did have slight sag so I ordered a sag bracket. And if covering other pcie expansion slots may be an issue, consider the non ultra version which takes up 2 slots Card has rgb lights that can be controlled with EVGA Precision software if you want to color match with the rest of your rig. Color neutral black backplate, and I like the see through grayish fan shroud. If you aren't planning to manually overclock this one is factory overclocked. It does also have a zero decibel mode, but the fans never actually turned off for me. They would stop for half a second then turn on again for a bit. So i went into Nvida Control panel and set it to favor performance and they just stayed on after that. To be fair my case isn't the best for thermals, and I haven't put any extra fans yet Case - Lian Li PC-011 Dynamic

I have a 1080p 240hz alien ware monitor (aw2720hf). You will see how people post everywhere online that this card will not do 1080p rtx. That is true and false. You need to upscale it to 4K. You have to change settings in the nvidia control panel (stock settings won’t cut it). I am currently running shadow of tomb raider on 4K upscaling with rtx. I have supplied a picture of in game settings to prove this card can infact do it. And yes it looks amazing in game. Don’t forget to go to evga and download precision x1 to get in game FPS and gpu temp. I hope this was helpful.

This is the best GPU available on the market at present, excluding cards targeting the server market. If you desire the absolute best performance, this will surely deliver, but at a cost. To be honest, it isn't that much of an improvement over the RTX2080 to justify the cost, unless you want the bragging rights. I use this for playing games, hardware encoding surveillance camera footage to HEVC/x265 using ffmpeg compiled with CUDA for archival, and for rendering with Blender. For most of my use cases, I would have probably been better of with a Quadro, but I am happy with this as a middle ground so far. With regards to this specific EVGA card, what can I say? Hasn't failed yet, runs nice and cool, and my experience with EVGA support has been nothing short of spectacular. Output ports: 3xDP, 1xHDMI, 1xDP over USB-C If you want the best and are okay paying for it, get this card now!

Very good performance. crushes all the games I play at high/max settings on 1440p (Rdr2,Cod,Bfv,Gta,Metroex,Divsion2) Some of the reviews on here says they're getting high temps?? Idk what yall talking about but my temps have been great! Stuck at 64-65C on STOCK settings and about 67-70 OVERCLOCKED...set your fan settings right and make sure you HAVE PROPER AIRFLOW IN YOUR CASE. Overall very satisfied major upgrade from a msi 1080

Originally I was running a rtx 2070 with my intel 9700k cpu, I was happy but I fealt like I wanted more. So, instead of getting a 2070 super, or a 208p super I just jumped right to the roo and grabbed the 2080 ti. On the 2070 on a 3840x1080 monitor while playing tomb raider max settings (regular ultra shadows no ray tracing) I was getting low 50s to low 60s fps. This is great except for when I would play on my 4k tv I would go down to 30s fps. The ti brought me to low 80s to low 100 for fps. And on my 4k too high 6ps to low 70s fps. Mind you this is only 1 card with a modern game maxed out on 4k. After having a ti I will always buy ti editions in the future.

This EVGA 2080Ti works flawlessly and handles all you throw @ it. Under full load it may heat up to pretty hot levels due to the power it's pushing, but with the Aio cooler installed it never goes past 46c under full load and Idles in 20,s...

Awesome card, runs everything no sweat. A little on the pricy side, but if you have the money and want to future proof your rig, it’s a good buy. I upgraded from a 1070 ti

This GPU is much better than I thought. Performance is great with awesome graphics. After one year still one of the best GPU.

The Evga 2080ti XC is a amazing card. Being able to run all games on a higher refresh monitor. Ray tracing is pretty impressive. The Evga 2080Ti XC is a huge upgrade from my 1070ti if you decide to get this card you will get longevity out of this card.

The graphics card very well but the benefit of obtaining 2 video games for the purchase is a garbage, for example CONTROL, I let myself make the exchange of the code and it does not let me download it, it says that I have to pay the $ 59.99 that is worth .... something absurd when I already spent $ 1300 on a graphics card

EVG is truly the best OEM designers for graphics cards. RGB is no over powered it’s about right, and precision X software lets you control de card without the need of other software. Price is still high, a 2080 or 2070 Super will do for any gaming needs.

Brought this for the full price a month b4 the new one (3090) hit stores. I really like this product. Will be getting the new version and keeping this one awhile. The price was crazy but I like the card.

Picked this item up for a Alienware Aurora r7 (1070 card) fits good. Handles anything thrown its way. I needed to upgraded the power supply though (750w p2 Evga).

coupled with VR and or Gsync monitor, etc. pretty amazing. I dont usually by high-end, but it was time to treat myself, do not regret it!

well what can I say, she's a beast! but 1250 ain't cheap. Definitely would recommend if you can afford it

Outside of some outlier 2080 ti’s (ones that are priced about 1600+) you will not be upset about this card. You will need a great processor and mobo (I’m running i9-9900k ,ROG Maximus Hero XI w/ WiFi and acer 4K computer the 1000 dollar one) so You don’t bottleneck anything It is massive and occupies 3 dimm slots DON’T SLI. You won’t need to anyway but some enthusiast will try it and get disappointed when one of the cards over heats