Item#: N82E16814137766

Pros: Quite - I hardly hear anything when the fans are on full blast May be big but its sturdy and even though the size is larger than my 2080 TI it helps fill out the unused space in my case so it looks nice. I have tested a few games like, Red Dead Redemption 2 on max everything, if I could raise the bar I did and was still seeing 130 FPS+ on 1440P temps never exceeded 64C the whole time. I could not be happier.

Cons: Wish the support bracket was a vertical on not a horizontal like every other out there. I know I could just buy an aftermarket one but.. it'd be nice if they sent one or both just to really show up the competition *wink wink* MSI. ;)

Overall Review: Overall if you can afford it this card is an absolute beast. It handles everything what else is there to say? I don't know where else GPU's can go from here. Once you reach the top of the mountain I guess there is only out space to conquer next? Love the card!

Pros: --Performs just as you'd expect for a 4080. --MUCH less coil whine than Asus Strix 4080. Tried both. --Very quiet fans. Especially in "quiet" BIOS mode where fans can enter passive/off mode when gpu is idle.

Cons: - There is still audible coil whine under load. However, it would likely be inaudible to many in a normal environment or tolerable for all but the most sensitive/picky (I'm picky!).

Overall Review: It's a 4080 with a great and quiet cooler. So really the only differentiating factor for most 4080s is the presence of coil whine. Whereas the Asus Strix 4080 positively squeeled loudly to the point where you could hear it above ambient and game sounds, this card's whine is barely audible in a completely silent room and is drowned out by pretty much any game sounds. So it is likely to satisfy all but those who are looking for TOTAL silence. The consensus seems to be that these latest generations all will have some level of coil whine. If you need complete silence, perhaps the only real solution would seem to be an nvidia FE or Zotac card where it is minimal (some claim non-existent). . . and then replacing the louder included cooler with a custom water loop (the Zotac fans are notoriously loud!).

Pros: At 1309.99 MSRP the MSI GAMING X TRIO 4080 produces minimal coil whine, superior temperatures, and excellent overclocking potential. I'm unable to compare with the competition, but for price/performance do not be upsold on some other "OC"/"SUPRIM" variant without considering the jump to a 4090. MSI has a winning formula with this cooling system - this is the card to beat.

Overall Review: I would recommend this product.

Pros: I could not get a 4090 nor would I pay over 2000 dollars for one. I game at 1440p high refresh. I ran Spiderman all settings max and Raytracing on max butter smooth not one single hiccup. Card temperature never exceeded 51c. Make sure when you hook up power connector to card you hear a click try not to bend cable too much where it goes in card. I did most of my bending near where the adapter plugs into the VGA cables from PSU. I have a Fractal Torrent and the side glass will press on cables a bit. The card is a 3,5 slot card its thick. Its a stunning card best card in all of the 4000 series lineup. This thing is faster than a 3090 ti by 25 to 30% at much lower power draw so if your coming from a 3080 or a 3080 ti its a big uplift in performance. I'm very happy with purchase. Thank you MSI

Cons: Pricing was a bit high would of been the best card for price to performance if Nvidia launched it at 900 bucks.

Overall Review: I recommend if you want to run everything at 1440p on ultra. Even at 4k this card delivers over 100fps on a bunch of titles. Keep in mind most reviewers rate this poorly because of last gen pricing on an 80 class card. If you want superior features and the awesome DLS 3.0 this is still 400 to 600 dollars cheaper than a 4090 and can be bought. Make no mistake this is a very fast GPU regardless of the hate its receiving.

Pros: nice design, cooler works well, aesthetically pleasing, LEDs aren't too outrageous, it works

Cons: feels a little flimsy compared to a founders edition, definitely weighs less than the founders edition PRICE - even at MSRP! I didn't knock off any stars for price, since it's a 'product' review, not price review. I bet price comes down in the new year with ATI releasing their 7000 gpu here soon, so I'd hold off until then when you should be able to get one for $999 or maybe less depending on the competition.

Overall Review: I mean it's a great card, but price wise, I dunno. I got into PC gaming / PC building way back in high school during the pentium days when a kid working a summer job could build a decent rig, can't say that anymore. If you're gaming on 4k you can start to justify the purchase, however with the RTX 4090 'only' $300 more, you get much more performance. I'd def get the 4090 over this, but they aren't in stock. If you're gaming 1440p or 1080p it gets hard to justify this card when you can scoop up a 6950XT for $800.

Pros: -The card is a beast. You can totally purchase a 4090 for $300 more, but it may be overkill. Read reviews online and watch YouTube videos comparing if you're on the fence. -Veri Pretti

Cons: -Expensive compared to other NVIDIA card series -Not returnable/exchangeable -Having a full white build, they didn't have the white card in stock when I bought this one. Week later the white one was in stock. Rip.

Overall Review: The card so far is running very well and is pretty! The only thing that I do not like is that they only had the black version available when I bought it a week ago. My entire PC build is white, and MSi DOES have a white version of this card, but it was not in stock a week ago. Eagerly I purchased this one and now a week later the white card is in stock. SMH...so sad. I was told by Newegg that I can't return the card and purchase the white one, which sucks....but it's not the end of the world. I'm just happy that I have a great graphics card now.

Pros: Incredible performance. Great power efficiency. Runs cool. It's MSI (see bottom of review)

Cons: Price is high.

Overall Review: Purchased this card after having multiple driver issues with a Radeon 6750 XT. I'm talking about system bluescreens and complete freezing. I debated between this card and the RTX 4070 Ti, but figured this card would last me longer. I had an old GTX 980 for eight years! As for performance, this card in Red Dead Redemption 2 at 4K max settings gets about 79 FPS without DLSS. And 130 FPS with DLSS turned on. In Metro Exodus PC Edition with ultra settings and ultra raytracing on at 4K, same story. P.S. If you're only gaming at 1080p, (not sure why you would with this card) then beware even a i9 12900K bottlenecks this beast. As for power draw it varies anywhere from 30 watts at idle to 290 watts running full load when 4K gaming, see above. Temps, I've never seen go over 65c. Overall, would highly recommend! As for MSI, eight years my old card and motherboard lasted, suffice to say I'm glad to be part of the Dragon Army again.

Pros: Everything is good literally

Cons: There are no cons

Overall Review: Best gpu Ive had I came from a 580 to a 4080

Pros: Super easy to install and setup Driver instillation was a breeze Overclocking was simple with MSI Afterburner Really like that it only has a singe connector 12+4 on the side instead of 2x8 or 3x8 pins Super silent, like no noise at all when the fans aren't spinning and when they are they don't need to spin that fast

Cons: Price is a real gouge in the bank account and I think about $1000 would have been a better price Support bracket leaves a lot to be desired, I much prefer a kickstand than a bracket

Overall Review: I whole heatedly would recommend this to anyone! I probably wouldn't buy this again until the price came down some. It was much too high but coming from an EVGA RTX 2080 XC Ultra, some games are requiring at that level or higher so I figured I had better upgrade. This thing can cook any game I throw at it at Ultra settings at 4K and not even break a sweat, impressive to say the least. :D I'm using this on a 48" OLED 4K gaming monitor and everything looks just phenomenal. Before this I tried a Zotac RTX 3090 and had a lot of issues with the fans spinning up at full RPM for no reason and no way to turn them down without have to power down and turning off power and restarting, sent it back and it was a blessing in disguise because I bought this card for less money and it can seriously out perform an RTX 3090. All-in-all I'm extremely satisfied with this video card! Buy one, you won't regret it! ~Happy Gaming

Pros: runs almost all my games at 4k ultra 120fps and absolutely never goes over 65c at stock settings

Cons: the support bracket could be better but honestly i havent even been using it and i dont think it will be a problem

Overall Review: msi make fantastic cards im coming from msi 1070 so it was a fantastic upgrade