ASUS Prime GeForce RTX 5080 OC 16G GDDR7 Graphics Card - PCIe 5.0, 2685MHz Boost Clock, 1 x HDMI 2.1b, 3 x DP 2.1b, 2.5-slot, Axial-tech fans, Vapor chamber, Dual BIOS, SFF-Ready

It's a great card. I really can't complain. If you have the money for it, it'll provide the quality. It's really quiet, coming from an inno3d 3090, the difference is stark. The cooling could work better considering the extra fan it has, but really it works well enough the temps are not an issue. Overall this card was a good choice for me, and im happy with it.

The gpu is very powerful, to the point where I set every games to the max without any issues. The size of the gpu is always much smaller than expected, since I owned heavier and louder 3090s before.

Good quality cheap

I always buy Asus gpu's. This one didn't disappoint. Currently running it at 85% power and it eats everything I've thrown at it. Ridiculously fast. Still expensive but I think the price I paid was alot better than what early adopters have been paying. £200 above Nvidia FE price is not too bad for a well made card. Metal frame and decent fans make for a more solid design. Should last several years.

I upgraded from a 3080 to a 5080, so it certainly felt like a huge upgrade. I play on a Ultrawide 5120x1440 curved display, so it takes quite a bit of muscle to drive all of those pixels and this card does manage with a bit of headroom to spare. Be aware, it is a BIG card, so make sure your case can cope with it.

Amazing card, looks solid and sturdy in my case. Very happy as well with the performance, coming from an rtx 4080. The card overclocks quite well making it close in performance to an RTX 4090. Asus has a way to make the cards feel less of a plastic brick and more of a premium product compared to MSI and Gigabyte. So Far No coil whine as well which is a plus!

Performance-wise the GPU is excellent, but the unit I received had a very noticeable amount of coil whine (a high-pitched buzzing/whizzing noise), which is quite distracting in a small office. I’ve had this issue on cheaper GPUs in the past, but I did not expect it from a premium ASUS model marketed with features like a “patented vapor chamber.” I contacted Amazon within a few days to request a replacement. They told me they could only offer a refund and that I would need to reorder the product myself, but the price had increased by almost £600 since my purchase, which makes that option unrealistic as the replacement should come with no inconvenience to me as per the Consumer Rights act. I also contacted ASUS, and their response was essentially that warranty support must be handled through the retailer rather than ASUS directly. Their suggestions were things like using the card in a noisier environment or adding sound-dampening measures, which wasn’t very helpful - so now I have to go back to Amazon support. Overall, I’m disappointed by both the noise level of this card and the lack of straightforward support and I wish I went with a different brand for the GPU. Just sharing this so other buyers are aware of what to expect if their unit has similar issues.

Absolutely smashes anything I throw at it, runs 72 degree at max, no problems after a couple of all day game sessions. For some reason by direct cable doesn't work (seems not enough power from PSU) but the included adapter works fine. Very much enjoying a no comprisies gaming experience with this beast