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8 reviews for 2024 USED Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3080 10GB
1-5 of 8 reviews
JesseTheHobbit
Rated 5 out of 5
September 30, 2024
Using for 1080P gaming on good settings for most modern games. Runs cool and quiet. No issues with installation or updates.
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Kiryu
Rated 5 out of 5
September 3, 2024
Me encanta, pongo el juego del wukong a graficos cinematicos full ray tracing pero no es jugable en mi humilde opinion asi que no juego con ...More
Me encanta, pongo el juego del wukong a graficos cinematicos full ray tracing pero no es jugable en mi humilde opinion asi que no juego con ray tracing. Pero en general es una buena opcion para el 1080p siendo una grafica economica a mi parecer, pero se nota que este juego unreal engine 5 no alcanza ya ni los 60 fps asi que por lo unico que me gusta de jugar con esta grafica son las temperaturas bajas, aunque claro este rendimiento tiene un undervolt en mi 5700x y tampoco tengo ram ddr5 asi que tampoco me arme una pc costosa.
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JaresX
Rated 5 out of 5
July 19, 2024
Genial, armé mi primer PC Gamer con esta gráfica y me fue super bien.
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Joshua Day
Rated 5 out of 5
July 19, 2024
I received this last night and its working great so far! It crushes my 2080 Supe...More
I received this last night and its working great so far! It crushes my 2080 Super in performance. This card is priced at MSRP, and its pretty good compared to other high end AIB's you'll come across. The build quality is pretty good and its metal backplate is a nice touch. The large heat sink has better thermals than the Founder's Edition for the same price as well. This card also has some RGB lighting but its hard to see and is very minimal, which is fine with me since I could care less about that on my cards. If you want a 3080 but don't wanna fork out $70+ extra on something like a FTW3 card, definitely go for this one!
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Lantana Al
Rated 5 out of 5
June 30, 2024
So far so good. It's working well in my new AMD 7600X build for productivity (not gaming). It's been very quiet unlike my previous EVGA 30...More
So far so good. It's working well in my new AMD 7600X build for productivity (not gaming). It's been very quiet unlike my previous EVGA 3050 video card that made annoying fan startup noises. It runs 4 monitors. See photos.
Search Google for "2024 Development Computer Build" (with the quotes) for more info about my new build.
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Levy Grant
Rated 5 out of 5
May 21, 2024
5/5 - worth the money entirely! Great card for a great price.
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Simon
Rated 4 out of 5
May 21, 2024
Lamentablemente como tuve que aprender a la mala por no investigar suficiente, Gigabyte presenta un problema de ThermalThrottle, ósea se sobrecalienta...More
Lamentablemente como tuve que aprender a la mala por no investigar suficiente, Gigabyte presenta un problema de ThermalThrottle, ósea se sobrecalienta la tarjeta y baja el rendimiento bastante rápido. Lo cual al parecer ha venido siendo un problema bastante común en esta marca de tarjetas debido a que Gigabyte no pone suficiente atención a los pads térmicos, y a la pasta que usan, por lo cual lo más probable es que tengan que hacer valida la garantía para que les solucionen este problema.
No es el fin del mundo para jugar juegos en media, pero si pretenden jugar a tope con esta tarjeta, van a tener dificultades debido a los problemas de calentamiento que presenta antes mencionado. Y tanto pueden acudir a Gigabyte para que solucionen estos, o van a tener que resolverlo ustedes mismos comprando el material y cambiando pads y la pasta térmica (lo cual anularía la garantía), y también tener presente que el heatsink que usan tampoco es el mejor. Comparado con una FTW3 3080, la diferencia en temperaturas sostenidas es casi 10 grados, si ponen al máximo los fans igual la FTW3 siempre va a estar 6 a 7 grados por debajo de la Eagle OC.
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InfusedWaffle
Rated 5 out of 5
December 20, 2023
First off, I think it should be mentioned considering the situation around these...More
First off, I think it should be mentioned considering the situation around these cards currently, I didn't get this card on Amazon and I got lucky getting one of these from a Newegg drop earlier this month. I was trying painfully to get one since the September 17th launch on multiple sites. The incredibly limited stock when it comes to these cards makes it nearly impossible for an average customer to grab one of these cards at the time of writing this, unless you know right when they're going to drop or have a good prediction and use the fastest method possible at checkout. I personally used Apple Pay on the Newegg app and I got lucky by guessing when the cards would drop based off of prior drops. I got mine specifically right at 9:00 PM EST on the dime on a Friday night and I also had a friend who very recently got one right at 8:00 PM EST on a Thursday night, both using Apple Pay as the checkout option since it's instant and you have no checkout process other than double tapping a button so it's an immense advantage, but it's only available on iOS devices. Newegg also tends to put their cards as in-stock on the filter options before they officially drop, so if there are some listed under that, that usually means those cards will likely drop soon but not always. I just wanted to share this to help those trying hard to get a card even if it may be dumb that you have to go through so much just to get this card, but I want everyone to get a card at non-scalper prices like I did. But enough of that since I just wanted to quickly share my agonizing buying experience and some helpful info, here's my personal review of this card.
I got this card primarily due to the fact that I game at a 1440p resolution with a refresh rate of 144hz and this GPU seemed like the definite sweet spot for that based off of what I saw through benchmarks. And I can say with certainty, it doesn't disappoint in that regard as I received major performance gains in multiple games upgrading from an RTX 2070.
(A couple of FPS averages in games that I've tested it on)
Call of Duty: MW Multiplayer: 150-200 FPS average @ max settings 1440p
Call of Duty: Warzone: 100-130 FPS average @ max settings 1440p
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Multiplayer Beta: 120-160 FPS average @ max settings 1440p
Red Dead Redemption 2: 100+ FPS average @ highest graphics preset 1440p
This card quite literally doubled my performance in some games as the FPS I listed was about half of that on my RTX 2070 if not worse in some games as it couldn't handle 1440p that well at a high refresh rate. It should also be mentioned that I have a Valve Index VR headset for those interested in VR gaming and I run it a 144hz refresh rate and a recommended render scale of 150%, and the performance is drastically better with this card in multiple games and I don't notice any stutters or fps dips that I would get before.
This should be a no brainer, but I also can't recommend enough getting a very strong CPU if you're going for high framerates at 1080p or 1440p unless you do 4K60 gaming as even with an i7 8700 clocked at 4.3 GHz, the CPU usage gets very high in many games, mainly if you're trying to go for very high framerates like I am. This CPU bottlenecked this card badly when I tried playing at 1440p low settings on CoD: Black Ops Cold War and I couldn't achieve 200+ fps like newer CPUs could. I'm personally upgrading to the Ryzen 9 5900X as soon as it drops to get the most out of this card and I can't wait to take full advantage of it.
Overall, with this card being priced at almost the base MSRP like the Founder's Edition card, it looks very nice, gets great temps, and is a worthwhile upgrade if you game at 1440p 144hz like I do. I've even found it could be overclocked just a bit, but considering the performance gain from it is very small, it's not really worth it. It's actually more worth it to undervolt the card over attempting to do any overclocking as it will keep your card cooler and more stable with almost no difference in performance, which is a huge plus. Definitely worth if you can get your hands on one of these cards!
Edit with new CPU upgrade:
I received a Ryzen 7 5800X about a week ago to replace my i7-8700 which was bottlenecking my 3080 in many high-end games that I attempted to play pretty badly and causing stutters as a result of the bottleneck as well. Sadly I was unable to get a Ryzen 9 5900X due to much lower stock since that was my original go-to, but it turns out I had no need to be worried, as even the 5800X is more than enough to fix all of the bottlenecks that came with my last CPU and still have plenty of headroom to spare. I heavily recommend pairing this CPU with the 3080!
Here's the FPS averages of two games that I tested it with since they have all I've really been playing since I got the CPU, FPS with my older CPU from these games is above.
CoD Black Ops Cold War - All Modes:
150-200 FPS average @ Max Settings 1440p, DLSS set to Quality, RTX Off (RTX brings it to half these numbers)
200+ FPS average @ Low Settings 1440p
CoD Warzone:
140-180 FPS average @ Max Settings 1440p, RTX Off
Search Google for "2024 Development Computer Build" (with the quotes) for more info about my new build.
No es el fin del mundo para jugar juegos en media, pero si pretenden jugar a tope con esta tarjeta, van a tener dificultades debido a los problemas de calentamiento que presenta antes mencionado. Y tanto pueden acudir a Gigabyte para que solucionen estos, o van a tener que resolverlo ustedes mismos comprando el material y cambiando pads y la pasta térmica (lo cual anularía la garantía), y también tener presente que el heatsink que usan tampoco es el mejor. Comparado con una FTW3 3080, la diferencia en temperaturas sostenidas es casi 10 grados, si ponen al máximo los fans igual la FTW3 siempre va a estar 6 a 7 grados por debajo de la Eagle OC.
I got this card primarily due to the fact that I game at a 1440p resolution with a refresh rate of 144hz and this GPU seemed like the definite sweet spot for that based off of what I saw through benchmarks. And I can say with certainty, it doesn't disappoint in that regard as I received major performance gains in multiple games upgrading from an RTX 2070.
(A couple of FPS averages in games that I've tested it on)
Call of Duty: MW Multiplayer: 150-200 FPS average @ max settings 1440p
Call of Duty: Warzone: 100-130 FPS average @ max settings 1440p
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Multiplayer Beta: 120-160 FPS average @ max settings 1440p
Red Dead Redemption 2: 100+ FPS average @ highest graphics preset 1440p
This card quite literally doubled my performance in some games as the FPS I listed was about half of that on my RTX 2070 if not worse in some games as it couldn't handle 1440p that well at a high refresh rate. It should also be mentioned that I have a Valve Index VR headset for those interested in VR gaming and I run it a 144hz refresh rate and a recommended render scale of 150%, and the performance is drastically better with this card in multiple games and I don't notice any stutters or fps dips that I would get before.
This should be a no brainer, but I also can't recommend enough getting a very strong CPU if you're going for high framerates at 1080p or 1440p unless you do 4K60 gaming as even with an i7 8700 clocked at 4.3 GHz, the CPU usage gets very high in many games, mainly if you're trying to go for very high framerates like I am. This CPU bottlenecked this card badly when I tried playing at 1440p low settings on CoD: Black Ops Cold War and I couldn't achieve 200+ fps like newer CPUs could. I'm personally upgrading to the Ryzen 9 5900X as soon as it drops to get the most out of this card and I can't wait to take full advantage of it.
Overall, with this card being priced at almost the base MSRP like the Founder's Edition card, it looks very nice, gets great temps, and is a worthwhile upgrade if you game at 1440p 144hz like I do. I've even found it could be overclocked just a bit, but considering the performance gain from it is very small, it's not really worth it. It's actually more worth it to undervolt the card over attempting to do any overclocking as it will keep your card cooler and more stable with almost no difference in performance, which is a huge plus. Definitely worth if you can get your hands on one of these cards!
Edit with new CPU upgrade:
I received a Ryzen 7 5800X about a week ago to replace my i7-8700 which was bottlenecking my 3080 in many high-end games that I attempted to play pretty badly and causing stutters as a result of the bottleneck as well. Sadly I was unable to get a Ryzen 9 5900X due to much lower stock since that was my original go-to, but it turns out I had no need to be worried, as even the 5800X is more than enough to fix all of the bottlenecks that came with my last CPU and still have plenty of headroom to spare. I heavily recommend pairing this CPU with the 3080!
Here's the FPS averages of two games that I tested it with since they have all I've really been playing since I got the CPU, FPS with my older CPU from these games is above.
CoD Black Ops Cold War - All Modes:
150-200 FPS average @ Max Settings 1440p, DLSS set to Quality, RTX Off (RTX brings it to half these numbers)
200+ FPS average @ Low Settings 1440p
CoD Warzone:
140-180 FPS average @ Max Settings 1440p, RTX Off