For ASUS ROG STRIX RTX 2070S 2080 2080S 2080Ti OC 11G Gaming Video Card Heatsink Original RTX2080Ti Not Brand New
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2 reviews for USED For ASUS ROG STRIX RTX 2070S 2080 2080S 2080Ti
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Fernando toran
Rated 5 out of 5
September 19, 2024
I had a EVGA 1080FTW2 that I absolutely loved. It was quiet and fast for all my needs playing at 1440P. Always have bought EVGA for as long as I can r...More
I had a EVGA 1080FTW2 that I absolutely loved. It was quiet and fast for all my needs playing at 1440P. Always have bought EVGA for as long as I can remember. My wife bought me an ASUS PG279Q monitor for Christmas and I felt the urge to upgrade my video card to utilize the 144HZ refresh rate in my games. I play Tomb Raider, Metro, Doom 3 and Wolfenstein II.
2080 cards were out and I was searching for the best looking card since I have a S340 and like to look at my hardware and have it look nice, especially when you're spending this much money ($800+).
I settled initially on the MSI Duke 2080TI and loved the look, it was quiet, it was fast but man did it have coil whine. I am sensitive to sound, my system is virtually quiet with all the NZXT fans and Kraken X62 and my 1080 FTW2 was super quiet and looked oh so good, absolutely loved that card. Moving on...I couldn't handle the coil whine, I did all the burn in tests that everyone suggested, changed power supply (I had a Corsair RM850 and changed it to a RM850I). Unfortunately none of that worked, I actually think these people on message boards and forums have no clue and just like to write something online to make them feel important. The coil whine on the Duke card was so loud I sent the card back and said I'm going to buy an EVGA 1080 Ti FTW3 and just save all that money and get a bit better performance, and feel good with EVGA. So I bought an ELITE version, it looked ok in my case, not great tbh. Performance was better than my 1080 FTW2 but here we go again, it had some coil whine and mind you I have had never had issues with coil whine EVER. So I couldn't keep this card either, it didn't look good in my case and on top of it the coil whine made me decide to buy a 2080 EVGA XC Ultra, staying with the trusted EVGA brand. Received the card and boy what a cooler on that card...2.7 slot. Ran VERY hot, it was at 55C idle with a room temp in CA of about 21C. And it had a constant buzzing even at idle and increased in games or benchmarks. And the look was absolutely horrible. Returned that one too. Was almost settling on a Gigabyte Auros 2080 just for the looks but all the reviews said it was loud and hot so I kept on looking. Then I kept hearing great things about the Asus Strix 2080 OC, I never even considered this brand although I do have their motherboard and monitor. After reading all the reviews I bought it.
This card is beautiful, the LED is subtle, it integrates so well with my system, no GPU sag, SUPER quiet idle or load and temps were unbelievable, 23C idle and 55C while gaming all on quiet settings barely hearing the fans. There is a little bit of coil whine, but after testing all the other cards this was the least noticeable and i'm convinced that the entire RTX line up suffers from it. You just have to find the one that's the most tolerable to your eardrums.
VERY happy with this card, the look is amazing, fans spinning is an enjoyable sound, the temps are unreal and really almost no coil whine. I will update if it gets worse. All in all HIGHLY recommend this card.
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Cancello jonathan
Rated 5 out of 5
May 2, 2024
Built my PC just over a couple months ago and this GPU has done well so far. Handles modern warfare at full settings around 50FPS for me. And most oth...More
Built my PC just over a couple months ago and this GPU has done well so far. Handles modern warfare at full settings around 50FPS for me. And most other games maxed out as well. Just be careful people as it does run hot, make sure you have good water cooling and fans if you prefer gaming on max settings.
2080 cards were out and I was searching for the best looking card since I have a S340 and like to look at my hardware and have it look nice, especially when you're spending this much money ($800+).
I settled initially on the MSI Duke 2080TI and loved the look, it was quiet, it was fast but man did it have coil whine. I am sensitive to sound, my system is virtually quiet with all the NZXT fans and Kraken X62 and my 1080 FTW2 was super quiet and looked oh so good, absolutely loved that card. Moving on...I couldn't handle the coil whine, I did all the burn in tests that everyone suggested, changed power supply (I had a Corsair RM850 and changed it to a RM850I). Unfortunately none of that worked, I actually think these people on message boards and forums have no clue and just like to write something online to make them feel important. The coil whine on the Duke card was so loud I sent the card back and said I'm going to buy an EVGA 1080 Ti FTW3 and just save all that money and get a bit better performance, and feel good with EVGA. So I bought an ELITE version, it looked ok in my case, not great tbh. Performance was better than my 1080 FTW2 but here we go again, it had some coil whine and mind you I have had never had issues with coil whine EVER. So I couldn't keep this card either, it didn't look good in my case and on top of it the coil whine made me decide to buy a 2080 EVGA XC Ultra, staying with the trusted EVGA brand. Received the card and boy what a cooler on that card...2.7 slot. Ran VERY hot, it was at 55C idle with a room temp in CA of about 21C. And it had a constant buzzing even at idle and increased in games or benchmarks. And the look was absolutely horrible. Returned that one too. Was almost settling on a Gigabyte Auros 2080 just for the looks but all the reviews said it was loud and hot so I kept on looking. Then I kept hearing great things about the Asus Strix 2080 OC, I never even considered this brand although I do have their motherboard and monitor. After reading all the reviews I bought it.
This card is beautiful, the LED is subtle, it integrates so well with my system, no GPU sag, SUPER quiet idle or load and temps were unbelievable, 23C idle and 55C while gaming all on quiet settings barely hearing the fans. There is a little bit of coil whine, but after testing all the other cards this was the least noticeable and i'm convinced that the entire RTX line up suffers from it. You just have to find the one that's the most tolerable to your eardrums.
VERY happy with this card, the look is amazing, fans spinning is an enjoyable sound, the temps are unreal and really almost no coil whine. I will update if it gets worse. All in all HIGHLY recommend this card.