Pros: I am very happy with the performance of this video card. Out of the box my card will auto boost to 2010Mhz on the core and reach a max temperature of 43-44c while gaming, 21c idle. This is with dual 360 radiators, D5 pump and my CPU also in the loop. My card has Samsung branded memory and not Micron, not sure if they all ship this way now. The RGB lighting on mine was fine but not my thing, so I grabbed the Aorus engine software utility to disable it. Once it's disabled you don't need to keep the utility installed unless you want to use it again later to turn it back on or to play with OC'ing. I personally use afterburner for my OSD and OC'ing needs.

Cons: None really. Only thing I could nit pick is some coil buzz (not whine) when under load.

Overall Review: I would definite recommend this card if you are looking to get a 2080 Ti and throw it in a loop. Before this I had a 1080 Ti Aorus Waterforce WB Xtreme card and have been super impressed with the performance and cooling of both.

Pros: - Great performance - Surprisingly light - Anti sag bracket - Runs cool and quiet

Cons: - Probably should be a tad cheaper - The cooler is stupid big - Faulty power adapter

Overall Review: So far I am very happy with the card overall. It's been staying cool and very quiet, I don't seem to suffer from any coil whine. The cooler is ridiculous in size compared to the PCB, but it's actually much lighter than I would have thought. Just be sure to double check your case will accommodate the card. I have an older Phanteks Enthoo Primo and I had to modify the drive cage to allow the card and the anti sag bracket to fit/work. Only real complaint I have is the power adapter included did not work. The motherboard vga diagnostic led stayed lit, no display output and the fans would not spin. Like another review here, I found on reddit someone stating the power cable was faulty and for the heck of it I ordered a new one to try. Shockingly it worked but I want to see if Gigabyte will send another for me to try.