ASUS GeForce RTX™ 4080 16GB GDDR6X Noctua OC Edition (PCIe 4.0, 16GB GDDR6X, DLSS 3, HDMI 2.1a, DisplayPort 1.4a, Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM Fans, Optimized Vapor Chamber, GPU Tweak III) Noctua Edition ?RTX4080-O16G-NOCTUA

Che dire c'è tutto e di piu da leggere su questa scheda e le sue prestazioni quindi evito di farlo questa custom è anche a parer mio molto bella da vedere e il comparto raffreddamento è incredibile con la mia bild al massimo delle prestazioni rimane intorno ai 50/52 gradi unico appunto il prezzo sin dall'inizio troppo alto se rivisto da subito ne avrebbero vendute a camionate .....

Gran producto y excelente rendimiento

フォトショイラレ用なので奢りすぎた感が拭えず。 ゲームしませんし。

Excelente producto cumplió con mis espectativas

The 4080's an excellent video card in every way except for the price. If you're not looking exclusively at 4k120 or don't want to spend the extra hundreds of dollars on a 4090, it's the best way to go. I upgraded from a 3080 10gb, and the performance increase was dramatic in everything. The card is also extremely quiet; it doesn't even have to turn on the fans if you aren't gaming, and even with some older games it doesn't get hot enough to rev the cooling enough to be heard. It's sitting at 37c with the fans off as I type this, and it's fairly warm in the room I'm in. Performance-wise, you also can't go wrong here. It can handle 4k60 easily, if you want it for that; I have a higher refresh-rate 1440p monitor, and it can normally handle even the most demanding games out there at 100+fps with everything turned up. Cyberpunk 2.0/Phantom Liberty plays perfectly at 1440p Ultra with Path Tracing enabled, as an example. Starfield plays with no problems at all, Remnant 2 was pushing my monitor's refresh at 160fps at 1440p Ultra with DLSS Quality+Framegen. There really hasn't been anything I could throw at it that it couldn't handle, or that justified paying more for a 4090 on my setup. It's a great card, I just hope with the 5000 series Nvidia finds a way to make them a little more reasonably priced.