Customer Ratings & Reviews

This card runs everything that you could possibly want it to run. It is subtle, yet amazing. The best part is it is binned but still uses reference PCB for water-cooling block fitment down the road.

Worked great with my Alienware Graphics Amplifier! A little pricey but still a great upgrade from the 1070

Awesome card has handled everything I have thrown at it on 4k with no overclocking so far.

For anyone watercooling, this model does use the reference design PCB so you can use any standard 2080 Ti waterblock on it.

Able to running 4k 60 fps on a TV. Price preimium of this model is too much in comparison to other models.

This product gave me the fidelity I wanted, but the cost is much higher than it should be.

This is a great card, I never see slowdowns when playing in 4k. With all the crypto-currency resource wasters out there gobbling up every GPU, I was very happy to find this at MSRP.

I’ve had this card since release day. It does everything I need it to do and more.

I bought this for my son for his computer and he loves it. So far no problems

Card performs well runs a bit hot for me may be do to my case but still gets great frame rates

I used this in a build for a video editing box and it's the full goods and more. Plenty of GPU power, compatible with everything I've thrown at it, and fairly quiet too.

Most powerful GPU to date. Worth it if you can get for a decent price and play games that utilize it.

Not even two years and the card is dead. Started to act up not even a year and a half in and now it’s dead. Guess I’m done with PNY.

I like this card a lot, visually its very subtle, no RGB, actually no lighting at all which I personally prefer. The back plate is just flat black with "GeForce RTX" in white, it actually wraps around the edge of the card which is a nice touch. The card is cool and quiet as well. The only weird part is the official specs basically everywhere state the clock speeds are 1350 normal 1635 boost... this is wrong? The card regularly (without overclocking) hits 1935... So I'm unsure whats going on here. With overclocking its stable at 2100+ which is awesome, I just dont get the spec discrepancy especially when its seemingly higher (in a good way) than advertised.

The card is great and overclocks well. I have a clock speed of 2100. The issue I have is the build quality. Compared to the MSI 2080 I have and my previous Evga 1080 the card feels like it's made with cheaper material. The thermals are also just okay. For the $100 premium I would just stick to the founders card or try to find a strix that has great vram and power balancing.

Honestly it’s a little plain and over priced, considering it has no special features such as RBG lighting, but it works great and I can play Shadow of the Tomb Raider and Assassin’s Creed Odyssey in 4k Ultra at 60fps (after making a couple of changes to the shadow settings). It’s not fancy but it does the job.

I was skeptical of this card at first because of the price range. The extra 40 bucks without no RGB is really a blow. Overall It works as expected very fast and good frames. I play a lot of gears of war 4 and always recieve stable frames. If you looking to buy this card ii cool very nice and OC like a monster. If you prfer EVGA it may be hard to buy this card but if you are a fan of no RGB you will love this card.

Yes, these graphics cards are pricey but that aside I like the simplicity of this card. It may not have the fancy RGB but it’s a power house of a graphics card. Clock speeds are fantastic. Have had no Issues what so ever. The key is to have adequate space and good air flow in your case to keep it running cool. Definitely a card I’d recommend.