Bought this video card used on the block, barely 1 year old got with the receipt and everything. It just drums and goes, no problem whatsoever. I have not tried so many heavy games yet but will start to do so in the near future! Thank you so much gigabyte for a supercard

So far, as I've only had it for a month or so, quite pleased with it. Currently added 350mhz to the mem clock. Stays quite cool with its triple fan design, sitting at a nice 56c on heaven benchmark for 40~ minutes.

Good card if you can get it for MSRP, but for a 1080 ti, it really needs a back plate. I would recommend getting a card with a back plate.

Triple Fan Minimal Sag RGB Logo on Front 8 pin+6 pin power connectors All black design Cool Under Load

No Back Plate!!!!!! Very large/long card 2.5 slot size

I bought this card to use for deep learning and VR. It works flawlessly with both. I recommend this card even at the $1000 price. Just picking the card up out of the box made me think that it means business.

This is the monster of all GPU

I've read elsewhere that you're not going to get too much variation between any two vendor's GTX 1080 Ti cards. In this case the useful stuff to look at is heat dissipation, fit, and vendor features.

Bought this card for editing 4k drone footages, most of the days ending up playing Battlefield 1 on Ultra settings. The rendering time in Premiere pro/ after effect massively dropped. Not sure how can I be happier with a Graph Card be honest. One thing which I would check before buy it: the size.

Coil whine beyond belief but if you are willing to get past that (headphones or very loud speakers) it's a great card for the price and will power through anything @ 1440 fully maxed out and will handle any game @4k providing you are willing to set your visuals to high or very high instead of ultra!

Runs great and have been able to clock it at 2000mhz. I haven't gone any higher but that is high enough. It runs cooler than my 970 SLI systems and doesn't heat the room up as bad for sure. I play most games in 2k at Ultra settings with no problems what so ever with a Ryzen 1700 at 4.0ghz.

The Good: Runs great and have been able to clock it at 2000mhz; I haven't gone any higher but that is high enough; It runs cooler than my 970 SLI systems and doesn't heat the room up as bad for sure; I play most games in 2k at Ultra settings with no problems what so ever with a Ryzen 1700 at 4.0ghz

The Squirrelly: Expensive of course; But the best always is; I never have owned a high end GPU before such as this; Can't believe that I have it honestly

I bought this to replace my GTX 980, was expecting to run games at 4k with no problems. Playing games in 4K looks like garbage. Ryse Son of Rome, Rome Total War II, Total War Warhammer, etc.