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ASUS GeForce GTX 1080 TI 11GB Turbo Edition VR Ready 5K HD Gaming HDMI DisplayPort PC GDDR5X Graphics Card TURBO-GTX1080TI-11G

4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 377 ratings
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Base Clock 1480 MHz
Graphics Coprocessor NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
Brand ASUS
Graphics Ram Size 11 GB
GPU Clock Speed 1480 MHz
Video Output Interface DisplayPort, HDMI

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  • 1582 MHz Boost Clock (OC Mode) featuring 11GB GDDR5X 352-bit memory, 3584 CUDA cores, and 11GB Frame Buffer
  • Auto-Extreme manufacturing technology delivers premium quality and reliability with aerospace-grade Super Alloy Power II components.Engine Clock GPU Boost Clock : 1582 MHz GPU Base Clock : 1480 MHz
  • GPU Tweak II makes monitoring performance and streaming easier than ever, featuring Game Booster and a free 1-year premium license of XSplit Gamecaster
  • Customizable backlit logo plate that can be replaced with your own design for a truly unique look
  • Blower-cooled design with reference-sized form factor ideal for SLI configurations and systems with restricted airflow. OpenGL : OpenGL 4.5
  • Supports the latest DirectX 12 and GeForce gaming features while delivering a maximum resolution of 7680 x 4320 for the ultimate 5K gaming experience
  • 5K Gaming and VR Ready with 2x HDMI 2.0 and 2x DisplayPort 1.4 to simultaneously connect your VR headset and up to 3 monitors

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    Powered by NVIDIA Pascal, the ASUS GeForce GTX 1080TI Turbo Edition features the world's fastest gaming GPU, delivering jaw-dropping 5K HD gaming experiences with 11GB GDDR5X memory and 1582 MHz boost clock. Take your system's performance to the next level with GPU Tweak II for precise control and monitoring.

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    Customer reviews

    4.4 out of 5 stars
    4.4 out of 5
    377 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers are happy with the performance of the video card. They say it runs smoothly, and is a great card for 3D rendering. Customers also appreciate the appearance and value of the card. For example, they say it's beautiful, and well worth the money. Customers are also impressed with the capacitor, saying it'll run cool and quiet with no coil whine. They like the ease of installation. However, some customers have mixed opinions on the cooling and quality.

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    58 customers mention50 positive8 negative

    Customers are happy with the performance of the video card. They mention that it runs great, outperforms other Asus blower style cards, and runs smoothly on Ultra@1440p. Some say that the card is extremely powerful and can play any game or do anything that they put it to.

    "...as an upgrade for VR, coming from a GTX 1060, and I'm thrilled about the performance gain, especially since my system is centered around an AMD FX..." Read more

    "...GTX1080Ti of other brands were all above $1K. This graphics card is powerful and could handle most PC games even three years later (fall 2020) when..." Read more

    "...I have two of these cards running SLI. They perform well, and I don't experience any issues with coil whine but... they get HOT...." Read more

    "Runs great, cool, outperforms my other Asus blower style cards and even has a couple fan headers...." Read more

    56 customers mention56 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the video card. They mention that it is extremely nice, beautiful, and powerful. Some say that it runs great and is an absolute beast of a card.

    "...Great card and absolutely worth the price if you do have the extra hundred then by all means get a 800 dollar card but if you don't then this is..." Read more

    "...were all above $1K. This graphics card is powerful and could handle most PC games even three years later (fall 2020) when RTX3090 had been released...." Read more

    "Runs great, cool, outperforms my other Asus blower style cards and even has a couple fan headers...." Read more

    "...Doom on highest settings is smooth, fluid and downright beautiful.It comes with software that makes overclocking very easy...." Read more

    30 customers mention28 positive2 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the value of the video card. They mention that it is well worth the money, has a great performance/price ratio, and is the best card on the market. Some say that it's a very satisfying purchase.

    "...Great card and absolutely worth the price if you do have the extra hundred then by all means get a 800 dollar card but if you don't then this is..." Read more

    "...I feel like it's been worth every penny...." Read more

    "I bought it in July, 2017 at the price $829. The price was quite reasonable because all graphics cards were undergoing a price boom during that..." Read more

    "Absolutly worth the money. Would you like to run most every game in the highest settings? Then this card is for you!..." Read more

    26 customers mention19 positive7 negative

    Customers like the capacitor of the video card. They say it's extremely quiet, and has no coil whine.

    "...It also runs super quiet. Frankly, I'm amazed how quiet it is...." Read more

    "...It's much bigger (1.5 the thickness? Maybe more) than the 1080, it's actually quieter in my opinion and the standard Asus OC software works perfectly..." Read more

    "...with it allows some good customization in regards to temp, noise level and performance...." Read more

    "...Does get loud but I play with headsets on so I hardly notice it this card was also meant for smaller form factor towers so if you have a full sized..." Read more

    9 customers mention9 positive0 negative

    Customers find the installation process of the video card to be easy. They mention that it installs perfectly fine, and has killer frame rates when gaming. Some appreciate the one-click overclocking and the ability to set your voltage and clock speed.

    "...For that alone, it wins big with me. I had absolutely no problems installing this card and getting the drivers online...." Read more

    "...From a very easy one click overclock, to a more in depth set your voltage, clock speed, memory, fan speed, even target fps and temp maxes...." Read more

    "...It is worth the money and super easy to setup." Read more

    "...Very simple to install out of the box and pretty awesome." Read more

    6 customers mention6 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the lighting of the video card. They mention that it has great RGB lighting all over and the LEDs on the card look amazing.

    "...It's powerful it's a awesome build with the asus strix. The RGBs are very bright. The card it's self is huge!..." Read more

    "...The card doesn’t make any noise even under heavy load. The lighting is very nice and cool. No complains from me." Read more

    "...So watch out for that. The LEDs on the card look amazing as well" Read more

    "...RGB lights all over, I really like the ASUS ROG line all around. I'd use it with an ASUS motherboard and other ASUS AURA compatible internals." Read more

    30 customers mention14 positive16 negative

    Customers are mixed about the cooling of the video card. Some mention that it runs cool and quiet with three dedicated fans. They also appreciate the hybrid water and air cooling. However, some customers report that the card gets too hot and encounters thermal throttling.

    "...plate but it doesn't need one as all they add is looks and serve no function cooling wise...." Read more

    "...Idle is around 39-42. So it stays cool, even in a shoddy case with mediocre fans, (which is a big deal for longevity) and it performs exactly as..." Read more

    "...Like really, really hot. This also causes my PCH to get very hot, because on the ASUS Z270 motherboard the PCH sits right under the GPU...." Read more

    "...beautiful even with three curved Samsung monitors, three dedicated fans keep the card cool even after hours of gaming, and the styalized look keeps..." Read more

    21 customers mention12 positive9 negative

    Customers have mixed opinions about the quality of the video card. Some say it's well built, while others say it was poorly made and flimsy.

    "...Another good point is that the PCB board of this card is pretty strong and after three-year use, I don't see any bending on the board..." Read more

    "...benchmark valley was going great until my screen went black and my system shut off...." Read more

    "...The board quality is great and I recommend everything but the FE cooler; For a 14% increase in your expenditure, you can solve the problems that..." Read more

    "...-OC Strix edition, AKA "Base Clock 1493 MHz" is subpar for a card of this class...." Read more

    Stop trying to justify it and JUST GET IT!
    5 Stars
    Stop trying to justify it and JUST GET IT!
    There is often a HUGE difference between the things you want, and those you need. This was most definitely not one of the latter. Me saying I needed this video card is akin to saying something like...I need a sledgehammer to drive nails into plywoodI need to supersize both of my combos at McDonald'sI need an F-350 Super Duty to make grocery tripsI need a 50 caliber rifle for squirrel huntingI need a Carnival cruise ship for a day at the lake...In short, I DEFINITELY DID NOT need this card, but by God, I bought it anyway.Generally being a budget conscious individual, I've always done my PC gaming on previous generation hardware, and used mid-tier components when building or upgrading my computers. Up until the last month, I've been using an R9 270x with an AMD FX CPU and 8GB of RAM. (I should add that this rig served me faithfully, and is still serving my better half) But somewhere deep in the recesses of my mind, a voice was crying out for more, more, MORE! It was crying out for virtual reality, and more pixels than I could see, more textures, more frames per second... MORE POWER. So for once, I succumbed to my deepest, nerdiest desires and built a completely unnecessary and absolutely beastly computer.Piece by piece I gathered top tier components, and the monster began to take shape. I obtained an i7-7700k CPU, copious amounts of solid state storage, plentiful gold rated wattage, more DDR4 memory than I may ever make use of, displays with more pixels than all the televisions in my house combined. I added liquid cooling. I added more storage. I put it all into a pristine white case behind a plate of tempered glass. But still this creature lacked the fierce heart of a warrior. The voice still cried out for MOREThere was only one source for such a heart; only one company capable of producing such a powerful piece of technology. The core of this savage brute would have to be produced by Nvidia. I could have settled for 1050ti or a 1060 and gamed happily enough for a while. I could have sprung even more for a 1070 or a 1080, and been completely amazed with the results. But these options just would not do. I wanted the BEST, so I bought the BEST.Going from a R9 270x to a GTX 1080 Ti is...It's like going from a 50cc scooter to a Kawasaki H2R.It's like going from shooting spitballs to using a rocket launcher.It's like going from a hang glider to a fighter jet....nothing could have prepared me for it.I could go on and on, but this GPU is nothing short of amazing. I didn't need it, and I couldn't justify the cost. But I am so incredibly glad I bought it. I will likely be eating ramen noodles for the next few months while recouping the costs of building this PC, but that's okay. I may have to turn my heat off to afford my utility bill, but at least the 1080 ti will keep my office warm while I bask in the glow of triple digits frame rates and more pixels than there are stars in the sky.
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    andy ortiz
    5.0 out of 5 stars $700 of beautiful.
    Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2017
    Style: TURBOSize: Base Clock 1480 MHzVerified Purchase
    Plays everything I throw at it on ultra setting at 1440p with a 60fps or above and even does a great job at 4k thought not with every setting at ultra if you want 60fps. Does get loud but I play with headsets on so I hardly notice it this card was also meant for smaller form factor towers so if you have a full sized or mid sized tower this card wasn't created for you it was made for people with small form factors pc as its a smaller blower style card.

    Also doesn't have a black plate but it doesn't need one as all they add is looks and serve no function cooling wise. Great card and absolutely worth the price if you do have the extra hundred then by all means get a 800 dollar card but if you don't then this is more than worth your time and money. Only negative is I bought this a few days before they started offering Destiny 2 with this so all didn't get the free game but that's okay I have other games to burn out my eyes with.
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    Will Gray
    5.0 out of 5 stars especially since my system is centered around an AMD FX 8350 Black Edition CPU that is pretty much as good as I can get without replacing ...
    Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2017
    Style: ROG STRIXSize: Base Clock 1493 MHzVerified Purchase
    I bought this as an upgrade for VR, coming from a GTX 1060, and I'm thrilled about the performance gain, especially since my system is centered around an AMD FX 8350 Black Edition CPU that is pretty much as good as I can get without replacing the motherboard, etc. This card let me set a higher supersampling rate in SteamVR without adding any HMD judder (once I found the sweet spot, anyway). I've been playing Dead Effect 2 VR with it and this card just plows through whatever the game throws at it with ease. It also runs super quiet. Frankly, I'm amazed how quiet it is. And how cool it runs--my 1060 would regularly hit the low 80's, but this card barely hits the mid-60's. I feel like it's been worth every penny.
    Only thing I'd change is I would have preferred ASUS include two of the 6-to-8-pin connectors instead of just one since you need two 8-pins to power the board; I had to dig through my stash of old cards and cables and managed to find another, but if I hadn't I would have had to buy another one. Other than that, this card absolutely rocks!
    11 people found this helpful
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    Amazon Customer
    5.0 out of 5 stars Very good
    Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2020
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    I bought it in July, 2017 at the price $829. The price was quite reasonable because all graphics cards were undergoing a price boom during that summer. GTX1080Ti of other brands were all above $1K. This graphics card is powerful and could handle most PC games even three years later (fall 2020) when RTX3090 had been released. Another good point is that the PCB board of this card is pretty strong and after three-year use, I don't see any bending on the board (I don't use any graphics card support device). So, if there will be a ROG Poseidon RTX 4080 TI or 5080 TI, I will definitely buy one.
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    freqfas
    5.0 out of 5 stars Stop trying to justify it and JUST GET IT!
    Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2017
    Style: ROG STRIXSize: Base Clock 1493 MHzVerified Purchase
    There is often a HUGE difference between the things you want, and those you need. This was most definitely not one of the latter. Me saying I needed this video card is akin to saying something like...

    I need a sledgehammer to drive nails into plywood
    I need to supersize both of my combos at McDonald's
    I need an F-350 Super Duty to make grocery trips
    I need a 50 caliber rifle for squirrel hunting
    I need a Carnival cruise ship for a day at the lake

    ...In short, I DEFINITELY DID NOT need this card, but by God, I bought it anyway.

    Generally being a budget conscious individual, I've always done my PC gaming on previous generation hardware, and used mid-tier components when building or upgrading my computers. Up until the last month, I've been using an R9 270x with an AMD FX CPU and 8GB of RAM. (I should add that this rig served me faithfully, and is still serving my better half) But somewhere deep in the recesses of my mind, a voice was crying out for more, more, MORE! It was crying out for virtual reality, and more pixels than I could see, more textures, more frames per second... MORE POWER. So for once, I succumbed to my deepest, nerdiest desires and built a completely unnecessary and absolutely beastly computer.

    Piece by piece I gathered top tier components, and the monster began to take shape. I obtained an i7-7700k CPU, copious amounts of solid state storage, plentiful gold rated wattage, more DDR4 memory than I may ever make use of, displays with more pixels than all the televisions in my house combined. I added liquid cooling. I added more storage. I put it all into a pristine white case behind a plate of tempered glass. But still this creature lacked the fierce heart of a warrior. The voice still cried out for MORE

    There was only one source for such a heart; only one company capable of producing such a powerful piece of technology. The core of this savage brute would have to be produced by Nvidia. I could have settled for 1050ti or a 1060 and gamed happily enough for a while. I could have sprung even more for a 1070 or a 1080, and been completely amazed with the results. But these options just would not do. I wanted the BEST, so I bought the BEST.

    Going from a R9 270x to a GTX 1080 Ti is...
    It's like going from a 50cc scooter to a Kawasaki H2R.
    It's like going from shooting spitballs to using a rocket launcher.
    It's like going from a hang glider to a fighter jet.

    ...nothing could have prepared me for it.

    I could go on and on, but this GPU is nothing short of amazing. I didn't need it, and I couldn't justify the cost. But I am so incredibly glad I bought it. I will likely be eating ramen noodles for the next few months while recouping the costs of building this PC, but that's okay. I may have to turn my heat off to afford my utility bill, but at least the 1080 ti will keep my office warm while I bask in the glow of triple digits frame rates and more pixels than there are stars in the sky.
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    freqfas
    5.0 out of 5 stars Stop trying to justify it and JUST GET IT!
    Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2017
    There is often a HUGE difference between the things you want, and those you need. This was most definitely not one of the latter. Me saying I needed this video card is akin to saying something like...

    I need a sledgehammer to drive nails into plywood
    I need to supersize both of my combos at McDonald's
    I need an F-350 Super Duty to make grocery trips
    I need a 50 caliber rifle for squirrel hunting
    I need a Carnival cruise ship for a day at the lake

    ...In short, I DEFINITELY DID NOT need this card, but by God, I bought it anyway.

    Generally being a budget conscious individual, I've always done my PC gaming on previous generation hardware, and used mid-tier components when building or upgrading my computers. Up until the last month, I've been using an R9 270x with an AMD FX CPU and 8GB of RAM. (I should add that this rig served me faithfully, and is still serving my better half) But somewhere deep in the recesses of my mind, a voice was crying out for more, more, MORE! It was crying out for virtual reality, and more pixels than I could see, more textures, more frames per second... MORE POWER. So for once, I succumbed to my deepest, nerdiest desires and built a completely unnecessary and absolutely beastly computer.

    Piece by piece I gathered top tier components, and the monster began to take shape. I obtained an i7-7700k CPU, copious amounts of solid state storage, plentiful gold rated wattage, more DDR4 memory than I may ever make use of, displays with more pixels than all the televisions in my house combined. I added liquid cooling. I added more storage. I put it all into a pristine white case behind a plate of tempered glass. But still this creature lacked the fierce heart of a warrior. The voice still cried out for MORE

    There was only one source for such a heart; only one company capable of producing such a powerful piece of technology. The core of this savage brute would have to be produced by Nvidia. I could have settled for 1050ti or a 1060 and gamed happily enough for a while. I could have sprung even more for a 1070 or a 1080, and been completely amazed with the results. But these options just would not do. I wanted the BEST, so I bought the BEST.

    Going from a R9 270x to a GTX 1080 Ti is...
    It's like going from a 50cc scooter to a Kawasaki H2R.
    It's like going from shooting spitballs to using a rocket launcher.
    It's like going from a hang glider to a fighter jet.

    ...nothing could have prepared me for it.

    I could go on and on, but this GPU is nothing short of amazing. I didn't need it, and I couldn't justify the cost. But I am so incredibly glad I bought it. I will likely be eating ramen noodles for the next few months while recouping the costs of building this PC, but that's okay. I may have to turn my heat off to afford my utility bill, but at least the 1080 ti will keep my office warm while I bask in the glow of triple digits frame rates and more pixels than there are stars in the sky.
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    Dude It's Rob
    5.0 out of 5 stars Powerful and Neat Looking
    Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2017
    Style: ROG STRIXSize: Base Clock 1493 MHzVerified Purchase
    These graphics cards run great but have some major drawbacks. I have two of these cards running SLI. They perform well, and I don't experience any issues with coil whine but... they get HOT. Like really, really hot. This also causes my PCH to get very hot, because on the ASUS Z270 motherboard the PCH sits right under the GPU.

    This caused me quite some concern as the GPU can get to 84° C, and since it sits on the PCH that would cause it to reach above 70° C.

    [UPDATE]
    I've no longer got a heat problem. My fans are connected to motherboard headers and are not set too aggressive actually. My issue was not from the cards but from how they were configured and set up. Forgot to update this once it was corrected.
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    Dude It's Rob
    5.0 out of 5 stars Powerful and Neat Looking
    Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2017
    These graphics cards run great but have some major drawbacks. I have two of these cards running SLI. They perform well, and I don't experience any issues with coil whine but... they get HOT. Like really, really hot. This also causes my PCH to get very hot, because on the ASUS Z270 motherboard the PCH sits right under the GPU.

    This caused me quite some concern as the GPU can get to 84° C, and since it sits on the PCH that would cause it to reach above 70° C.

    [UPDATE]
    I've no longer got a heat problem. My fans are connected to motherboard headers and are not set too aggressive actually. My issue was not from the cards but from how they were configured and set up. Forgot to update this once it was corrected.
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    Fo
    1.0 out of 5 stars Asus RMA service is non-existent.
    Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2017
    Style: ROG STRIXSize: Base Clock 1493 MHzVerified Purchase
    Asus RMA service is the worst.. You'd better hope your card never has issues or you'll be taken on a nightmarish ride of primitive rudeness, and flat out incompetence when seeking help with their customer service. Both supervisors we spoke to were cheeky, short, and straight up discourteous. We asked for a cross-shipment option and were told they don't offer it.. Really? Also, get ready to be put on hold or mute for long periods of time to then be hung up on by the agent with no call back. It's clear Asus Corp doesn't give a single rip about customers who choose their brand to spend their $800 on.

    Utterly disappointed..

    Have a great day, Asus..
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    Nonamer
    5.0 out of 5 stars Beast card
    Reviewed in Canada on September 2, 2018
    Style: ROG STRIXSize: Base Clock 1493 MHzVerified Purchase
    Runs cool and quiet. I tried this with games like assassin's creed origins. On ultra settings 1440P, runs the games smooth and 60+ fps (rarely drops to 55 fps). During this game the temperatures did no go beyong 63C and it ran the fans quietly during game. Easy software to overclock andset your fans to off until reaching certain temp.
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    Dante Mejia
    5.0 out of 5 stars Experiencia VR mejorada drñasticamente. 1080p mejor que 1440p
    Reviewed in Mexico on May 25, 2018
    Style: ROG STRIXSize: Base Clock 1493 MHzVerified Purchase
    El supersample es real, está aquí... SE VÉ!!!! Compré la 1080ti para mejorar mi experiencia de Realidad Virtual. Para jugar normal 1080p 60-100 fps basta una 1070.

    Excelente tarjeta, lo mejor en grado consumidor de ésta generación. Al contrario de como te dicen en el marketing, NO recomiendo esta tarjeta para 4K, a menos que tus ojos soporten estar a 60 fps que es ridículo cuando gastas ésta cantidad, cosa que no aceptable a excepción de uno que otro juego de consola que lo valga. Esta tarjeta NO DOMINA NI EL FULL HD para 144hz en Ultra y ni en High.

    Lo uso mas en mi monitor 1080p que en el de 1440p, si te gusta jugar, la resolución debería ser tu cuarto pendiente, que no te venda el mercado lo falso. Mis prioridades:

    1 - Alto refresh rate. Juego 144hz, posible en una moderada a buena cantidad de juegos 1080p, pero en muy pero muy pocos de 1440p, imposible en 4k para algo demandante del 2014 para adelante.
    ** Nota que para lograr éste refresh rate alto, necesitas un procesador top y Overclock sí o sí.
    2 - Tecnología de pantalla. Me decanto por un panel VA por su gran contraste y colores vívidos, pero también tengo IPS que te da mejores ángulos de vision. Jamás usaria panel TN de nuevo, una lástima que sean los mas baratos con opcion g-sync. Free-sync es mucho más barato pero AMD dejó de competir.
    3 - Calidad de detalle. Imperceptible a veces pasar de High a Ultra... excepto el rendimiento, cientos de videos de benchamark lo demuestran. Añun así recomiendo conservar High-buenos fps antes de perder calidad/ refrescado.
    4 - Resoluciòn. Lo notaràs principalmente viendo como el HUD es mas pequeño en todos los juegos, pero lo demñas cambia poco, igual aplicando DSR puedes comprobarlo.

    Recomendado simplemente. Escribí todo lo anterior para invitarte a probar un monitor 2k o 1080p(si no tienes el 4k) y te ahorres el gasto, de verdad lo que importa es la fluidez y calidad de imagen/calibración. Los monitores 4k hacen horrible un downscale, así que no creas que seleccionar una resolución menor va a solucionarlo.
    No olviden comprar su oculus Rift junto a su 1080 ti raza.
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    Amazon Customer
    5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente!!!!! 5 stars =)
    Reviewed in Mexico on June 15, 2017
    Verified Purchase
    5 estrellas, porque:
    El paquete llegó antes de lo programado: 1 punto
    El paquete llegó sin retrasos de abuana: 1 punto
    El paquete llegó perfectamente señado en caja de envió: Otro punto
    La caja de la tarjeta gráfica totalmente sellado.: un punto más
    La trajeta grafica funciona perfectamente: otro punto. En suma: 5 estrellas.
    Un punto adicional: muy buen precio por la tarjeta.
    Quejas: Ninguna.
    Altamente recomendable la tarjeta.... peeeero solmente si uno cuenta con una PC de alto desempeño en CPU, memoria RAM, motherboard, monitor 4K y fuente de poder principalmente, sino comprarla hasta tener un PC adecuado para este monstruo de tarjeta y una pantalla o monitor 4k.
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    Jean-Miguel
    5.0 out of 5 stars Exceeds expectations x 1000
    Reviewed in Australia on March 16, 2018
    Style: ROG STRIXSize: Base Clock 1493 MHzVerified Purchase
    Great card and amazing delivery. Couldn’t be happier.
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    名無しさん
    5.0 out of 5 stars 中々良きかな
    Reviewed in Japan on August 6, 2017
    Verified Purchase
    良い点
    デザインが素晴らしく良い
    熱が他のグラボに比べて高くない
    水冷化が可能なので空冷が故障しても難なく使い続けることが出来る
    水冷化した場合の冷却性が優れており、今の時期には最高のパフォーマンスを発揮してくれている
    悪い点
    詳細の通り長さが29㎝あるのでPCケースは考慮しなければならないかな
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