Was excited to upgrade to a GTX 1080 TI but as soon as I received my card and loaded up a game (Gears 4) I noticed a ridiculously loud buzzing. I'd never experienced this before and tried as much as I could to isolate the problem but noticed it started as soon as 3D rendering started and stopped...

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.

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.

What can I say- Paired with an i7 7700K at stock frequency, it runs PUBG at 150fps on ultra, barely makes a sound. Great card with very small room for improvement. I definitely hope this card lasts me 3 years of gaming, and I expect it to shine through phenomenaly (quite like it's RGB Gigabyte...

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