Pros: Nice

Cons: Nice

Pros: Will update when I plug it in

Cons: It’s 2019 and we still don’t get more then a single hdmi port on a $1300 videocard. Come on guys that battle was lost a long time ago. Hdmi won get over it, and pay the stupid fee instead of making me buy adapters every time I want to plug more then 2 hdmi thing in.

Overall Review: This thing is a monster, I have a 1/4inch of extra space in my rather large case before this would not have fit. So make sure it will before ordering. I mean this thing is so huge it came with a suppport bracket included to hold it up. Will update with more info once I get this baby fired up.

Pros: Been buying MSI cards since the 5xxx series. I always buy MSI's premium cards. I like the bang for the buck.
Pro's for the 2080 Ti card? Don't know . To busy cleaning up the mess MSI decided to bestow upon me by failing ship the card with a complete package inventory.

Cons: Driver disk was NOT in the package when I opened my packaging for a $1,350+ card, so, I called MSI service. The fellow on the other end of the phone tried to tell me the card didn't ship with a driver disk, yet clearly the inventory sheet inside the packaging indicates there IS a driver disk. He went to check, then came back and told me yes, he could ship me a driver disk but I would have to pay $10.00 for shipping. I told him I don't buy a $1,300+ GPU and then pay an extra $10.00 for the driver disk that should have shipped with the product in the first place! This is kinda tantamount to blackmail to get an extra stinking ten bucks. Really?.

Overall Review: Yes, I am totally aware that I can load the drivers over the Internet. That's NOT the point. The point is I paid $1,350 and received an incomplete inventory in my packaging.
I want the proper driver disk for my MSI GeForce RTX 2080Ti Gaming Trio ... and NO MSI, I don't owe you for it. I already paid you for it. It was your error MSI not mine. SEND ME MY DRIVER DISK!

Pros: Looks incredible. Best looking 2080ti in my opinion.
Performs great so far. fingers crossed that the dreaded artifacting never happens.

Cons: First card was dead on arrival. That's the reasoning for a lower rating.

Overall Review: Newegg customer service is amazing. They were very quick with the RMA process. That made the disappointment of getting a dead card so much better.

Pros: By virtue of the card not dying after nearly 5 months of decent use seems to be somewhat of a positive note (unfortunately) for a Turing card. The card itself is built well, with a smart cooling solution and thermals are reflected by that as my card rarely operates higher than 65c.

Cons: I paid a premium for this partner card and I expected to see that reflected in the OC. The only stable boost I could get was at 1950mhz. Disappointing to say the least. As for memory I get artifacts in games above 7500mhz. I'm getting some crashing in games which is frustrating especially with the mediocre at best clocks I'm getting.

Overall Review: Overall you can't beat the 2080 ti in terms of performance. If you're looking for the best partner card or even a completely reliable one, the Gaming X Trio may not be your best bet.

Pros: I did a lot of research before pulling the trigger on this card. personally I think this is best 2080ti available unless you can get a kingpin by EVGA or the lightning z by mid which for the life of me I could not find in states.
So I purchased card about 3 weeks ago. has Samsung memory, able to get +110 on core and +1000 on Vram!
stays under 55c but fans need to run around 80% kinda loud but I don't hear them over game sounds.
setup: msi z370 gaming carbon pro
I7-8700k @4.8ghz
32 GB vengeance 3ghz ram
1x 500gb 970 Evo M.2
2x 1Tb 860 Evo
h100iV2 liquid cooler
750w EVGA g3 gold + psu
all inside a corsair 500D RGB SE

Cons: so far none at all! I mean we have all read how big these cards are just measure before you buy. this clears the glass door by about 25mm so it's close, but that is to end of power cables

Overall Review: this card has been super reliable. coming from an EVGA 1080ti SC black edition, which had 0 overclock headroom I love this beast! they have this stock now.

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*It still hasn't died yet. Seriously though, that's one of my biggest concerns and I'm sure of a lot of people when considering buying this GPU. So much reports out there of these 2080Tis dying. I'm happy to say that mine hasn't and haven't shown any of the reported space invaders error, artifacts, etc. In fact, the only crash I ever got is when I was OC'ing this GPU and was easily resolved by just lowering the OC.

*Despite having the dreaded Micron memory that a lot of people claims to be the culprit of these GPUs giving errors or dying, that hasn't happened to me. I was able to OC the memory to +800Mhz but it wasn't stable enough so I downclocked it +750 which it has been running all this time without giving me any problem. Even though the memory is Micron and not Samsung, I've read reports of people also with Samsung memories dying/crashing/etc. so its kind of hard to just blame it on the memory.

*I have upgraded from an Asus Strix 1080Ti OC Edition which I'm very impressed with and has served me good when I was gaming at 3440x1440p 100Hz (Acer Predator X34) on an ultrawide display but I have upgraded to a 4k 144Hz GSYNC HDR monitor (Acer Predator X27) which is the main reason I upgraded to a 2080Ti. It's hard to point it out but I can definitely feel a qualitative increase in my overall gaming experience after upgrading to a 2080Ti versus my 1080Ti. It's not so much on the FPS but the overall experience seems much smoother and more solid. Don't get me wrong, my 1080Ti is a beast too in performance but I feel its more rough around the edges and more prone to stuttering/micro-freezes compared to a 2080Ti... at least in my case.

*It can run almost every game at 4k @ 60fps (mostly higher but that depends on your setting). Almost every game I played I can run on Ultra or Maximum settings and still be about 100+ fps. This includes Resident Evil 2 Remake, Dead or Alive 6, Devil May Cry 5, Jump Force, etc. Metro Exodus on the other hand is around 60-80+fps on almost max settings. DLSS can boost the FPS but it seem to make things more blurry so I don't like using it on Metro Exodus. I've read they might have upgraded the DLSS implementation on this game to make it better but I have to check again.

*This GPU has very good build quality and feels very solid. In my opinion, this must be the 2nd best looking 2080Ti with RGB implementation...the first being Gigabyte Aorus 2080Ti Extreme with its dazzling spinning RGB fans. I was even thinking of getting the Aorus at first but the reviews shows it doesn't really do a good job on cooling the GPU. Another thing is for the RGB fans to look good, the fans has to be spinning at 60%+ RPM so if you have the setting where the fans don't spin if the temp is low enough, it will look like cr4p not being to show off its spinning RGB fans.

*My temps has been very decent. Max is around 72-75°C when I'm benchmarking/GPU torture test but around 62°C-70°C on normal gaming with an ambient temp of around 78°C in the room. These are temps inside a closed case. If I open it up, the temps will be much lower. I wish reviewers of GPUs will do more test using the GPU inside a case than on their open-case test bench with their AC in the room in full blast 'coz if not, their reviews on temp is pretty much useless to me. Oh btw, these temps are also using the default fan setting. When I tweaked the fan settings to run the fans at 40-60% RPM depending on the temp, the GPU never exceeded 70°C and was usually just around 60-64°C.. and at this fan setting, it was still pretty much silent.

*As as I said above, I have no problem with the fan noise. I left it at default even though it makes the GPU run a little bit warmer. I mean the max temp for this GPU is around 88°C and it has never ever reach that high even when I'm running loops of Furmark for hours on its default setting (highest was 75°C). For coil whine noise, I've never heard it at all during regular game play. During benchmarking though, if I put my ear close enough to the case and intentionally try to hear for it, I can hear a little bit. This is mostly during my Fire Strike & Time Spy benchmarking. This noise is very minimal and I have to deliberately get my ear close to the case to hear it. It's nothing like the high pitched coil whine of a PSU or those old AMD Radeon cards. It's more silent.

Cons: -
*This GPU is freaking expensive! Like TITAN class expensive!! I own a lot of NVIDIA GPUs and some AMDs and I can't wait for Intel to enter the fray and make these GPU prices go down or maybe AMD's Navi would do some miracle and overthrow NVIDIA's top GPUs... but I doubt it. I'll go for whoever has the best price/performance on my next upgrade. I'm just kind of forced to go for the 2080Ti for now since its undoubtedly the best GPU at the moment (If you don't count RTX Titan) and 'coz I needed a 2080Ti to run my 4k 144Hz GSYNC HDR monitor.

*Like the previous reviewer down below me here in Newegg, I hope I don't jinx myself writing this review and make my MSI 2080Ti GAMING X TRIO die on me. Even though my GPU is still running great and I have no problems so far, its only been about 4 months after all. Some people here have reported theirs dying after 5 months. 0MG, I hope that doesn't happen to me. But we'll see... only time will tell. If that happens, you can be sure that I will update this review including how MSI support handling of the case... Hopefully though it doesn't come to that.

*This card is HUGE! Make sure your case can fit it in before you buy it. I have a Corsair 780T and it fits just fine. Also, this GPU uses two 8-pin and one 6-pin power connector. Make sure your PSU has the cables and voltage capacity to support it.

*This card will most likely require you also to use a support bracket. This package comes with one... use it! I used mine along with an MSI GPU bolster (Google it) and its just perfect. No sag at all with this set up.

*MSI didn't use more quality parts on this GPU compared to their upcoming "Lightning" 2080Ti. Aside from the extra 6-pin power connector which is pretty much useless 'coz of the power limit, every other part used seems to have been stock. For the same price point, Asus and Gigabyte claims to use more quality components.

Overall Review: -
I been holding of on writing this review for a while now. I want to make sure I possibly done all I can to make sure I didn't get a defective one that will give me those notorious space invaders errors then die. I have put this card on several GPU torture tests in loops. I've been running this GPU OC'ed all this time (+110 OC, +750 mem) up to writing this review and so on. It hasn't given me any indication of dying so far. My PC system is running very stable overall... then again, I do take good care of the software part aside from the hardware. I make sure my drivers are always updated and no conflicts, OS updates installed, HDDs not overheating and no SMART errors, and the occasional cleaning of temp and trash files that the system will no longer use. I also run defrag on my HDDs... yes it does help.

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MSI, at this price point, I wish you guys have used more quality components on this GPU. There are no mention of your often claimed "Military Grade" components on this GPU at all while Asus and Gigabyte claims they used better components than the stock NVIDIA uses. Well I guess its all good as long as it doesn't die on me. But tell you what, I have an MSI motherboard die on me before.. and when that happened... I never touched another MSI product for 7 years. This GPU is the 1st MSI product I purchased after 7 years.. and I buy a lot of expensive hardware and write a lot of long honest reviews everywhere online and also talk about it a lot not only online but also with my co-workers and fellow tech enthusiast. If this MSI 2080Ti dies on me before the 3 year warranty and MSI doesn't handle it in a manner I'm satisfied with, you can bet I'll never touch another MSI product again for several years and will write a bunch of reviews online about it. Sorry but this is not a threat but a promise :)

Pros: Très bonne performance peux facilement et oc a 2100hz

Cons: J'en et 2 en sli et elle monte à 85 degrés