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It's exactly what it's supposed to be and was brand new in box. Shipping was on the longer end, but still within normal time.

Good for gaming quiet

I have always been a fan of the Gigabyte Aero Series GPUs. This one is no exception. It looks amazing with its White with Silver Accents. Gigabyte as always did not skimp on materials or design. The plastics look and feel quality, the silver accent is actually metal, the backplate (while not completely functional) is a gorgeous bead blasted aluminum with some subtle waves. There is plenty of support built into he PCB, cooling and shroud to prevent sagging as much as possible, it does come with a nice anti sag bracket though, which is very universal and also comes in white to blend in. Three "hawk" fans are quiet and even when I manually spun them up (just to hear worst case scenario), they sound like rushing air more than motor whine. Limited RGB I have been running the card for a week now and it barely breaks a sweat at 58c while gaming for a couple hours. It's quiet as well. Mileage may vary as my case and cooling setup is going to be different from yours. I came from a 4070 Ti Super, which is more of a lateral move... but, finding a white GPU is difficult on the used market. That being said; the 5070 Ti is a solid card. I am pleased with its performance as it's largely the same and slightly better than my 4070 Ti Super. If you are coming from a 30 series or older, this thing will blow you away! DLSS4 is amazing for graphics clarity and sharpness while boosting your FPS! I don't use Frame Gen, but it's there if you like to use it for single player games where smoothness can help with immersion.

Beast of a card. Runs most everything at max settings with high framerates. No RGB but still looks very nice and modern in my chassis. 32GB GDDR7 video ram should keep this card relevant for well over 5 years. Runs relatively quiet, even when under load. Nvidia App pairs nicely with 5090, allowing for automatic driver updates and DLSS 4.0/frame gen override options on certain games.

The video card looks great with my mostly white system. I have Intel 265K and have waited many months to pair it with this Intel B580. I was able to get close to MRSP. No issues when I installed it. The Intel software functioned perfectly and the PC up and running within a few minutes. I have an Alienware 1440P, 240HZ monitor and visually I cannot tell the difference between this system and my 12900K paired with a 4080. I only play older games such as Diablo 3, World of Warcraft and World of Warcraft Classic. I did test with Diablo 4 at mid settings and it looked great and was getting around 100 FPS. I am very pleased with this GPU. It is also my first low tier GPU. I typically purchase only high end GPUs, but the crazy prices the last few years I decided on this Intel GPU and it is great!

I have been waiting and deciding what card to upgrade to and for the price I think I made the right decision. Benchmarked very well compared to the RTX 4060 which was a good deal for the money a year ago. Will it out pace the 4090 I am not so sure but it doesn't cost 2,500 either.

PROS: Arrived in good condition, all ROPS/TMUs/etc. accounted for. Surprisingly high-quality packaging, too. Runs great at stock speeds. I have it OC'd in MSI Afterburner to +375mhz Core and +2000mhz VRAM for daily usage/gaming, for 16000mhz on VRAM and a stable 3300-3337mhz Core, which functionally turns it into a stock 5080 real-world performance wise. I have not undervolted the card to achieve these clocks, though I did increase the power limit to the max 115%. Max synthetic benchmark power-draw is around 335w, max real-world gaming power-draw is around 310w. Max recorded voltage is 1080mV. On my multi-monitor setup, idle power draw hovers around 26-30w. Fans are silent--at least to my ears--until around 60% of max RPM. No coil whine either, even at 100% fan speed during a long stress test. 12v2x6 indicator light is nice for my peace-of-mind, especially since i use a native 16-pin cable, and not the included 3x 8-pin adapter. This card's dual bios only controls the fan profile, which is nice but irrelevant since I run a custom fan curve in MSI AB, and using this curve I haven't seen thermals exceed 65c in even worst-case scenarios. The vapor chamber, seven heatpipes, three fans, and thermal pads are clearly putting in a lot of work, and it shows. Amazing cooler on this card. Idle temps are in the mid to low 30c range. 16gb of VRAM feels great, though the base 5070 also should've had this amount. Oh, and MFG is cool, I guess? My monitor doesn't have a high enough refresh rate to make anything more than 2x FG viable without horrendous latency.

Robust Build and QUALITY! Best value when compared to the other OVER PRICED cards!

Runs well whit mi ryzen 5500 Run helldivers 2@ 60 fps 1440 p

Start off by only needing a 8pin power connector. Major plus. Card runs cool and silent Plug and play. Didn't need to do voodoo magic to set up card

GPU Size options from gigabyte continue to serve the sff community Large fans with full pass through cooling on second fan Small PCB makes ultra sff mod community sperg 16gb ddr7 Fits great in my 5L daily driver (skyreach 4 mini)

Performance driven Reliable Quiet Beautiful graphics

Extremely fast Good looking Very cool thermals

The vapor chamber cooler can soak up a ton of heat before fans ever need to ramp up. Most of my games have never needed the fan to run beyond the minimum speed, 1200 rpm. When you manually enable the fans, it'll drop to 2C above room temperature, like 28C. Just insane. Meanwhile, I'll open YouTube and my Ryzen CPU will randomly spike to 66C, it's a comical difference between the two. No regrets spending a little more money just to see those super low temperatures while 4K gaming on ultra, at least when I purchased the card the premium for the vanguard model wasn't much more than the other 5070. Very similar feeling to splurging on a premium heatsink for a CPU, just to see those low low temperatures.

Card is amazing playing all of my games with no prob. I mosy play 1080p so higher frames rates are easy with this card. Hardly ever gets hot too with the cooler. At 2 slots fits in my nr200 case easily.

This was the most powerful card that would fit in my custom retro-mod build using a PC case from the 1980's. The cooler length was a limiting factor for other models and comparable AMD cards. It runs cool enough that thermal throttling hasn't been an issue even with the relatively limited airflow of an old PC case. Significant upgrade from my previous RTX 3070.

supports all my screens

The video card is working out great, but what I appreciate the most is that it was easy to order from New Egg and I received my order when they said I would. The product was not available on a popular website, so I looked for another source and found New Egg which had the product at the same exact price. I hadn't heard of them before, so I read reviews and found them to be legitimate. Not only are they legit, they are very a very credible place to order computer parts. I will definitely keep them in mind for the future!

First of all it made it here in literally two days after I placed my order they estimated that it would take 12 days so Im really happy about that. I used tax money to buy my pc for 1500 about two years ago and it had a EVGA RTX 3060Ti on it pretty sure it was a 12gb and to be completely honest this graphics card is just as good if not better because theres more options than the 3060 that improve the frame rate and overall performance of whatever it is youre playing. I thought most of these reviews were fake for how good they were but honestly this thing really is just this good and if youre looking for a mid to high range build I would 100000% recommend that you save yourself some money dont spend 1200 on a 4070 when you can pay 211 for this and its more than enough to fulfill any of your needs use the other 800 you wouldve spent on a better cpu or more memory and ram Id definitely go with an upgrade on the cpu tho

Upgraded from 4070ti (non-super) Gigabytre Aero white. I was totally happy with the 4070ti at 1440p and it can definitely get some decent frames at 4k max. But it struggled with any games with heavy ray tracing. The goal was 4k 120 fps max settings with full ray tracing and the 5080 delivers! With DLSS4 features I hit all of my targets in each game. Cyberpunk, Lies of P, Hellblade 2, Red dead, and diablo 4 all hit 120 frames plus in max settings with full RT (If available). In some of those games you can easily get 200 frames plus but I set cap to 120 as my oled is 120hz. When I do that the card utilization is a lot less than 90 percent and there is less strain on the card, also less power draw, around 100-200 watts. The card stays very cool under 60c. If you uncap your frame rates it will draw around 320 watts and temps go into high 60s and even hit 70 sometimes which isn't that bad. So this card definitely hits my intended goal and couldn't be happier. The card esthetic, it's definitely sleek and much smaller than my 4070ti. It takes up less space. The connector is very flexible and allows for great strimmer placement. No RGB which will be in the cons section but I do like the black and grey combination, I will be transferring the card to my H9 NZXT Flow case soon and will be a blacked out build. If you get lucky enough to buy at msrp don't hesitate, this card is a beast!