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It works and its easy. Not much more you can ask for

- Build Quality (this thing is a beast) - Quiet even on heavy load - The new 16 pin Nvidia PSU adapter cable seems well made - Included is a GPU holder to help ensure the weight of the GPU doesn't cause it to bend overtime with gravity. - Even when paired with a 5800x processor this GPU outperforms my expectations. Maybe its the AI frame generation that is making the largest impact, but I have gone from sub 90 FPS consistently in BO6/Warzone to consistent 175+fps so no complaints here at all - No Missing ROPs Issue with this GPU

This Asus TUF 5090 video card is truly a beast. In the pass I used a 4090, but this one is far superior in every way I've tested, with good temperatures at maximum load. I'm very happy with my upgrade to this beast, and Asus is always Asus.

Only 2.5 slots. Many others are 3. Excellent price.

Easy set-up Decent temperature while on huge graphic demand. Game performance is excellent although I use it with 1080p monitor. Had zero bugs or compatibility issues.

No coil whine, undervolts really well, stays cool and quiet, and its a beast. Got it on launch day, received in FL a week later. 10/10, would buy again. Just wish it was closer to msrp.

It was little bigger than what I expected but it's working great- good temperature under loads, quite and efficient. Mainly using this card for GPU rendering and some AI creation. So far it's been great.

Makes ya feel good giving Nvidia and AMD the boot for once and using something different. As any steel legend card, this GPU is aesthetically nice and the rbg is nice for full rbg builds. Resizable Bar 12GB of VRAM is plenty to get you by for now Under $300 OC

Benchmark test came in slightly better than what I was expecting. I upgraded from a 4070 Super and have a 50% increase in FPS on 3DMark. Was expecting about 45%. Also, people online said that this card has fan noise when the fans stop, but I do not experience that at all.

After installing all the drivers and the newest Nvidia bundle, Skyrim SE runs without any glitches!!!

Great price with $190 rebate discount plus a trade-in card for less than $500 cost. Card is very fast and stable. Easy to push card and find instability point and back off for great results. It is very fast at standard conditions as well. I will be able to keep this card for at least 3 years based on bench marks that I ran.

simplistic no rgb

Huge upgrade from what I was using, got it to play Dune Awakening and doesn't let down.

- Super quiet even when gaming or rendering. - Best priced, consistently-available 5080 card (If you don't live near the store that begins with an M). - The blacked out design looks nice if you're using a black case.

I like the aesthetics of the GPU. I like how light it is. I like how it performs. The fans don't turn on until it detects the workload to tell it to do so. At first, I was wondering why they didn't turn on. The box says zero workload = no fans and turns on when it needs to! Very quiet card, I'm not use to that. I love it!

Quiet, great temp

I got it and I'm happy. Beast of a card. Performs 10% better than the founders/zotac/pny poverty editions. I get bragging rights.

Thanks, Newegg, I received my card. I assembled it and installed the latest driver + msi after the burner + bios were updated. I got +200 FPS on 4K resolution on some games; I will check other games tomorrow.

Excellent mid-range card for budget-minded users. Basically bought it to play casual gaming and to run simple photo and video editing - nothing crazy. The 12gb VRAM helps run the card perfectly fine paired with an i7 14700K / 32gb RAM; games play smoothly with no artifacts/slowdown/issues (mainly Forza Motorsport / Horizon 5, few others). 4k gaming is not a big concern for me at this point - I personally can't tell the difference between 4k and 2k so having a card that can set my hair on fire is not justifiable. Video editing up to 1440p is smooth and doesn't cause local brown-outs; computer temps stay nice and steady across the board.

Dude... it's a 5090