ASUS ROG STRIX GeForce RTX 2080 Overclocked 8G GDDR6 HDMI DP 1.4 USB Type-C Graphics Card (ROG-STRIX-RTX2080-O8G-GAMING)

Pros: nothing, cause i am looking for this card for long time and i love it

Cons: when i install the card for the first time i also can't control the RGB light through AURA, then i found out that you have to install the RGB light controller for the graphics card, you can download from ASUS website. One more time, you have to search the graphics card and download specific software for your graphics card, and the software name is not ARUA, it's AURA_RGBLightingControl_for_Graphic_card_XG-STATION. Then after you download and restart your computer, you can control the RGB light through AURA.

Pros: Nice design Runs really cool Very quiet Its Asus Starting to pull away from 1080ti with new drivers

Cons: It was great until it started artifacting in games and crashing. I went as far as reinstalling win 10 and all new drivers nothing helped.

Overall Review: this is the first gpu ive had fail on me this sucks

Pros: Runs great on 3440x1440p resolution (paired with aw3418dw) for games like Battlefield V (100-120 fps), Black Ops 4 (100+ fps) and Witcher 3 (100+ fps, nvidia hairworks off) all on Ultra settings with uncapped frame rates. In terms of the noise that the card makes, I can only compare this with my other graphics cards: MSI GTX 1080 and Zotac GTX 1070 Ti. This is even more quiet than those cards when running games (take it for whatever than means).

Cons: The card did not last a month. I got the card on 11/26/2018 and it stopped working today, 12/17/2018. Black screen after the windows loading screen is shown even when all of the components in the computer system is running (e.g. cpu and case fans are spinning fine, no post bios code errors and an led light on the power button)

Overall Review: I am not an experienced GPU overclocker, so I did not do an overclocking on the GPU. The card is being powered on by a good power supply and paired with a decent CPU. However, after 3 weeks have past, I simply started to start up a game and it just gave me a blank screen. I've always kept my graphics card up to date (using nvidia 417.35, latest right now, when this problem happened). So I decided to do a system reboot and now I can't see a screen past the windows loading screen for some unknown reason. Did all of the following using windows troubleshooting 1. windows automatic repair 2. system restore point 3. fix system startup None of the above helped in my problem. I finally ended up running the system on Safe Mode and I was finally able to get a display. I figured it had something to do with the display adapter so I uninstalled that under the device manager, shut down, unplug the graphics card, remove the vga plug on the power supply and start the system up. Immediately I am able to use the system with no blank screen or errors at all. I decided to test out the other PCIe lanes since my motherboard has 3 of them and all 3 of them had the same problem, always ended up on a blank screen. At that moment, I figured to RMA this card today. I simply wanted a graphics card that can handle the AW3418DW monitor, 3440x1440p resolution and taking advantage of the 120Hz OC refresh rate. I felt that this was the card to get it done (at the $800 price range) and enjoy the upcoming holiday, only to know that the item that I have can't even last a month... - System specs: Intel Core i9-9900K Noctua NH-D15 ASRock Z390 Taichi EVGA SuperNOVA 750 G3 CORSAIR Vengeance LPX 16GB Samsung 970 EVO 1TB Noctua NF-A14 PWM Noctua NF-F12 PWM x2 Phanteks Enthoo Pro M - Monitor: AW3418DW

Pros: Great overhead, wonderful Overclocking potential. Not that you need it. I ran the new Quake II Demo and Wow, beautiful perspectives and I could see the Ray Tracing, but its subtle.

Cons: Huge card, read the size and measure your case. The two white power LED's by the cards power connectors are bright and stay on even when the Computer is off.

Overall Review: Running 3 monitors,1 playing a game, 1 with my web browser open 6 or more pages open, GPU Tweak, CoreTemp, Hardware Monitor, and a Movie playing on my 65" monitor 4k TV ( 3rd monitor) and I am using 45-50 % of vrm and never get temp above 50c.

Pros: It's a beast Runs pretty cool Silent even under load I'm using this with Quiet mode on, and it is still a beast RGB looks really nice and premium I'ts pretty heavy, but I haven't noticed any sag yet Just turn everything to ultra and go!

Cons: A bit heavy, but that's not a big deal. Sure it's expensive, but you get what you pay for.

Overall Review: I would recommend this to anyone who wants to upgrade to elite status ;) 5 eggs all day

Overall Review: i bought this last black friday and I don't regret buying it. I can play any VR games without any problem

Pros: The card is a beast, runs at 1860mhz out of the box! Will fill in more here if I can get a fully working card...

Cons: I had the card running for about 4 hours before the main display port died! Then I connected to the second one and it said "hello" and worked again. I have 2 Monitors I'd like to use through "display ports" but cant. I called Asus U.S. East and was connected to a foreign country and they wouldn't connect me to the U.S.! I told her my problem and that I wanted a card cross shipped (which I know they do) and I was told they would have to escalate my ticket and that if approved, I would be sent a reconditioned card, WHAT??? I said no way, I paid $900.00 for a NEW "over priced" card that worked, not for a new refurbished card that had been sent back from someone else, fixed and sent to me!! She (Asus Rep) acknowledged my concern and said I would get a call back in 24 to 48 hours (in which I'll probably be sleep, I'm a night owl)! Note: I only bought the card a little over a week ago from Newegg, I'll try and call Newegg tomorrow but I don't think they cross ship, I need my computer!

Overall Review: 1 egg removed for the broken display port! 3 eggs removed for unacceptable Asus Customer Service! I've dealt with Asus in the past and was always connected to the U.S. and NEVER was told "there would be a 24-48 hour wait on a phone call and that I would receive a re certified anything", it was handled properly then... I've purchased "a lot" of Asus products but if this isn't handled properly I'm just going to buy an MSI or something and send it back to newegg never buying Asus again!!! For the record, the above is not "Neweggs" fault!!!

Pros: Really fast when it worked.

Cons: Had it completely turned off last night, went to work, came back this afternoon and it wouldn't boot. Black screen and the RGB lighting was not what I had left it as. Plugged HDMI into the motherboard and the system would make it to windows. I had read that the windows update was causing issues, so I rolled it back. It worked on the reboot for approximately 10 minutes until the system crashed and would not boot again. Customer support with ASUS told me to RMA it for service, which is pretty insulting considering I've owned this card for less than a month, and have had it in my possession for less than two weeks. Does not instill confidence in the card itself and really makes me wonder if going through the RMA process is going to lead to the same result further down the line. I paid 1300 bucks for this thing and the fact that it is dead already is ridiculous. I get the feeling that if I return it, I'm going to be charged the extra 2 hundred dollars for it to be replaced. This is a nightmare.