Pros: I’m not a stickler for noise, but it seems pretty quiet to me.

Runs practically everything at frame rates higher than my monitor can accomodate on max settings. For instance, Death Stranding at max settings + ray tracing = about 250fps. Doom eternal at max with vertical sync off is between 350 and 400 FPS in the middle of a big arena fight.

Easy to set up and easy to overclock, if needed.

Cons: The price I guess

Overall Review: I’m happy with it. Thing is a powerhouse, especially compared to my old 1060. I’m sure the upcoming 3080 will be an improvement but it’s hard for me to picture how it could meaningfully improve my experience unless, I guess, I wanted to run high frame rates at 4K, which I haven’t tested.

Pros: - Fast Boost Clocks
- Card stays cool under load
- Card looks gorgeous

Cons: - Expensive

Overall Review: I would recommend this card to anybody building a no-compromises gaming PC. This card is good for 4K gaming at 60 Hz, or 1440p gaming at 144 Hz, and exceptional for virtual reality.

Cons: the card seems faulty, constant black screen flickering. !

Overall Review: apparantely this is a common issue frmo what ive read??

Pros: Super fast out of the box
Could throw anything I wanted without issue

Cons: crazy coil whine after 1st week. Like, I could hear it behind my tv, bad.

Overall Review: This would've been a great buy, and I could normally accept coil whine, but this was so bad at some points that it made me nauseous. The real bummer is that it wasn't an issue at all until the last couple of days.

Pros: Runs great, I've no had no issues almost a month in. I haven't truly tested the card yet (No 4k), but she's stayed cool running in 1080 at high/ultra/whatever my cpu allows.

Cons: None that i can see...it's a bit heavy I suppose, but that's due to the massive cooler (So not really a con). Personally just as a precaution (due to the cost of the card), I bought a stand to try and prevent any sagging. But the plate that mounts to the case seems pretty sturdy.

Overall Review: I bought this to replace my slowly failing, severely outdated workhorse of a card, the Radeon R9 290x. The 290x is almost 6 years old...as old as my rig so I haven't seen this card at its truest potential. The 2080 ti is running with a FX-8320 3.76 GHz (minor OC), 32GB ddr3 and I've only tested it at 1920x1080 due to Windows 7 scaling issues (I ran 4k for movies and had no issues, but games are).

I have a new rig in the making and will be buying the pieces within the next week or two. I'll update once I've given the 2080 ti a decent home and some real testing. But so far a solid card that I'm already thinking about running SLI in the future when the price drops with the 3000 series.

Overall Review: Fast delivery.

Pros: Kills any game on max settings

Cons: Very big. Make sure you have enough room.

Overall Review: Amazing GC. Love having it.

Pros: This card can run most games maximum and keep above 144fps for my 144hz monitor

Cons: BOTH the display ports on the back of this card died and after calling asus they said they couldn't replace the parts because the card still worked (this was after hanging on the indian support line for 45 minutes)
I don't need a "yes sir" "thank you sir" type of service I want a service where I can know if i can get the card replaced or not. Absolutely awful service line, if you have an issue the forums are going 100x better than the support line.

Overall Review: Great card but I got a bad deal on the display ports, I hope you don't.