ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX™ 5080 16GB GDDR7 OC Edition Graphics Card | PCIe 5.0, HDMI/DP 2.1, 3.6-slot, Military-grade Compo

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  Brent Sweet

  28 de abril de 2026

  TUF RTX 5080 OC (IS impressive)

  I upgraded from an RTX 3060 to this ASUS TUF RTX 5080 OC, and the performance jump is massive. This card runs Battlefield 6, Cyberpunk 2077 with heavy ray tracing, and the new Resident Evil Requiem all on Ultra at 4K with no issues.The build quality feels extremely durable — it’s built like a tank and gives off that “this thing is made to last” feeling. The cooling system stays very quiet while keeping temperatures low, and power consumption is reasonable for this level of performance.It comes factory overclocked and has plenty of headroom if you want to push it further for more FPS, though I’m not overclocking mine to maximize longevity.This feels like a very solid long-term investment.Ver másVer menos

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  E. Morales

  3 de agosto de 2026

  Runs great

  Runs way cooler and draws less power than my undervolted Gigabyte 9070 XT. The 9070 is a good card but it’s hard to beat DLSS and the support Nvidia has built. The card build and packaging qualifying is impressive too.been consistent running under 60 C and the noise is very good. Highly recommend.Installation is a breeze too with the thick plastic protection on the back of the card. It’s definately a big card but the added support bar provided makes it sag less than my 9070.I have an all white build but the contrast in the black matte with the LED looks really sharp. It’s a great looking card.Ver másVer menos

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  george

  30 de julio de 2026

  An AI Powerhouse — Flawless Local Performance with GDDR7

  I’ve owned the ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5080 OC Edition for 5 months now, and it has been absolutely great with zero problems. I specifically bought this card for local AI workloads, and it has exceeded my expectations.Paired with 128GB of G.Skill DDR5 RAM, this card is an absolute beast in ComfyUI. The 16GB of fast GDDR7 memory allows me to comfortably generate 4K video at 30fps for 6 to 7 seconds on many complex models without running into out-of-memory errors or stability issues. The TUF cooling design keeps the card exceptionally quiet and cool even during sustained generation runs. If you are building a workstation for local machine learning and generative AI, this card is rock solid.Ver másVer menos

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  Alejandro Acosta

  ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX ™ 5080 16GB GDDR7

  An absolute beast of a graphics card. The 4K performance is flawless, and thanks to the massive 3.6-slot design, temperatures stay incredibly low and quiet. Absolutely worth it.

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  Damon Love

  Coolest & Most quiet GPU card I’ve ever owned! Great aesthetics too!

  Coming from 2 generations of MSI Gaming Trio cards (from 2080 Super to 7900 xtx) which are super quiet and can barely hear the fans spinning. I was skeptical at first with Asus TUF card. But I got tired of too much RGB and saw this card. And man, let me tell you, What a great upgrade I did! This card looks so bad ass inside my Fractal Meshify 3XL! Low temps and quiet fans! hardly goes up any more than 60 Celcius when gaming 1 player games like Cyberpunk 2077 & God Of War. On idle temps it goes as low as 25 degrees celcius! I kid you not! Im glad that I got this too before ram prices skyrocketed in prices at $1199! It’s been 5 months now and card is still running strong af! I suggest you grab it when price dips down again. You won’t regret it! One of my best purchases last year 2025.Ver másVer menos

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  David W.

  28 de mayo de 2025

  A good higher end card that runs quiet, stable, and provides great gaming performance

  I've been pretty happy with this card, except for the price. I was on the hunt for a 5090 but decided to buy this since it seemed to come in stock more often. I replaced a 3080Ti that had served me well, but wasn't quite up to the job of running the 57" Samsung curved display that I have which has a native resolution of 7680x2160. With this card, I am running most games at 5120x1440 with very good performance and visual quality. That's not to say it won't run the native resolution, but I've found this resolution to be a good balance of performance and quality, so I've stuck with it for the past 18 months I've had this monitor. I can tell a very noticeable improvement in performance running on my system which I built in 2021. The CPU is a Ryzen 9 5950x running stock speeds and for my needs, I don't plan to upgrade the CPU or video card for another couple years.Temps on this card have been good, and I've had zero stability issues since installation about a five weeks ago. The card is also quieter than my prior 3080Ti which was a nice bonus.If you are looking for a good higher end card and don't mind the market price, go for it. I am picky AF and I'm not disappointed. Sure, I wanted the 5090, but with prices still hovering around $3k at the time of writing unless you are super lucky to snag one closer to that $2k price point, I would say this card is a good choice. Zero regrets, and it has ran everything great. I play BeamNG, The Last of Us 1 & 2, GTA 5, and several other recent games with zero studder or slowness at much higher quality levels than my prior card. The reason for four stars is simply the price point and the difficulty of acquiring these cards. Happy hunting!Update: One tip if you install this in a slightly older system and have issues with the computer posting consistently. I thought perhaps this card was having issues since many times my system would fail to post. However, I had legacy CSM Support enabled, and while my old 3080Ti had no issues, this card does not like that setting in my particular system. After disabling CSM support, it posts every time with no issues. I don't know why that was enabled, but I fixed that, and also enabled full secure boot for Windows 11. Rock solid, but there was little help online. I figured it out by trial an error before I was about to RMA the card.