Reviews GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3080 Ti GAMING OC 12G
Reviews GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3080 Ti GAMING OC 12G
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Rated 17/07/2022, variant GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3080 Ti GAMING OC 12G
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This is basically every gamer's dream as of today. I was thinking of getting RTX 3090 but turns out that the RTX 3090 is an overkill and suitable mostly for game creators. The RTX 3080 TI for now, is the best GPU you can get that will run all games like a smooth water flow. If you have this card, you won't need any more GPUs for the next 3 years at least. It was a bit tricky to get the card properly fit so make sure to check your PC's case and motherboard specifications. For those using compact PC cases, you will have to be extremely careful if you didn't have a huge GPU before since you will have to move some cables around and change their positions in order to properly clear enough area for this beast. Except the negatives I described, they are no big deal. This GPU will future proof your rig for a good period of time and you will be able to run Virtual Reality with ease as well as having 4K monitor makes sense with this GPU since it will handle even 4K as if it's nothing. Overall, pretty happy, Gigabyte are overpriced sometimes but they don't disappoint when it comes to GPUs.
You won't worry about FPS problems anymore even at 4K monitors with ultra settings. (Cyberpunk 2077 at it's greatest with this GPU).
Cooling is great.
Very low noise.
Nice packaging.
4 years warranty
Doom Eternal + DLC + Tokyo Ghosts for free
RGB lighting
Still expensive even after prices' crash (~25% above MSRP)
This beast is power hungry so you need to have both an efficient high quality PSU and also you may need to change your PSU if it doesn't have 750+ watts capacity.
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