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Improved my games with graphics and speed Fan's don't kick on until it hits a threshold (I believe it's 50c? I could be wrong) Aligned perfectly from my previous gpu Driver updates has helped. Make sure to update your driver when you first install it and get it turned on

Quiet, aesthetics, stable drivers, normal PCIe connectors (no high failure 12V connector, price

Compact, quiet, fast and capable, as well as affordable, looks good too.

Awesome card; you will not regret it!

I got it for probably 10 bukks mire thaan msrp, but no regrets, i can play no man sky at 100 fps if thats a bench mark at all

-Clean look -Less noise than Astral 5080 under load -ARGB header is great for customizing the look of my PC -Good value at $841 after tax in AZ

small size with power to spare

Price, Performance, Size, Color, Cooling, and Software.

Nice upgrade so far. I had the 5060 Ti 8 Gb one for 2 weeks. It's was good but I used up all its vram on medium settings pushing the gpu memory to the max at times. Avg 120 on Cod with high settings

- Very Quiet - Cooling is fantastic - Works flawlessly with 7800X3D CPU

Excellent card for 1440p. Runs cool and haven't had any issues with any games. Max out all the sliders and then turn off all that blur/shake nonsense. So far no issue with the 12V power connector but I'll keep an eye on it.

No reason to consider Alibaba used up 5080s, you can get the real deal for 1k! I was considering a 4080 Super when I found out the 5080 is actually better despite its AI heavy focus. See modern GPUs can "invent" frames if your game is laggy, which is an oddity because that just means you need a stronger card. If you're doing rendering for 3D projects you need CUDA Cores and VRAM and this baby is loaded with 16 gbs of VRAM and is currently like the 3rd best GPU period. Considering the 5090 is like 2 times the price of the 5080 and finding it at MSRP is probably a myth. This is quite literally the best bang for the buck.

It seemed a reasonable price, works fine upon testing. If you are a gamer or other GPU user, you know specs of this and other competitors, it's not a 5090, it does what it is intended to do. Drivers and such all went very smoothly, one of the easier aspects of a first build. Best wishes.

Overclocks like a champ, runs in the 60s, and is quiet.

Significant performance improvement over my 2070 Super. Quiet even under full load. Runs very cool.

Best $250 gpu on the market impressive at 1440p drivers have massively improved.

This thing rips at graphics and runs cool even though it's factory OC'd. As future-proofing goes in this business, you can't really go wrong with this card. Loads of fast VRAM and with only two fans, fits nicely and stays snug in its slot. It's the closest thing to true plug-and-play I have ever used. Handles 1440p gaming plenty good for my eyes. It's advertised as a PCIe 5.0 x16 and best I can tell, it links up that way with the proper motherboard and CPU.

Well made, dual bios, multiple heat pipes. I love how they didn't cheap out on this card despite it being a $750 card. I hit 29,800 on timespy after OC'ing. Very nice and stable performance. I am not trying to throw the MSI shadow under the bus but that card is garbage.

Big improvement over my rtx3060. Able to run games at high ultra above 60 to 120 fps. Even higher fps for triple A games. I undervolted and ocd for about a 5 to 7% improvement. Great product for $599 price point