GeForce RTX 4080 Super WINDFORCE V2 16G Graphics Card, 3X WINDFORCE Fans, 16GB 256-bit GDDR6X, GV-N408SWF3V2-16GD Video Card

Recieved before. Christmas was a great build

1. The card is massive - measure before buying. 2. There are 3 options of anti sag bracket that they show in the manual. This ships with the one that requires the longest case. I had to remove a chassis fan and cut parts of my full size tower to fit it. My PC now has the mounting bracket poking out the front through a hole cut into metal and plastic with home tools I managed to undervolt it at 900mV for 2550 Mhz. The card never exceeds 65°C, 1300 RPM and 250W. Can't even hear the fans. There is a physical switch on the card to switch to the "silent BIOS" instead of the OC which it is set to by default. The OC barely gives any useful boost in performance and increases the voltage and fan curves a little bit. The heat sink is massive and handles passive cooling really well. On the silent BIOS the fans do not turn on until you're above 45°C which for me is 120W with fans at 1100RPM while playing CS2 on 2K max settings. I have paired it with a 10900k which does not bottleneck on 2k+ Would recommend if you're looking for a quiet card for 2k+, games that have DLSS, DLFG or ray tracing

يبوي اطلق كرت واخذته حرفيا بقيمة تاريخية 4600 ريال والحين سعره صار 8000

Thank god I was expecting it to be big. It barely made the required height clearance for the motherboard. The card is great appearance-wise and performance-wise. I was conflicted comparing it to RX 7900 XTX since the latter had a 24GB VRAM (8GB more than the RTX 4080 Super), but I made my mind and decided that Ray tracing and DLSS is worth more for now (and since I can't afford to buy a RTX 4090 now). The Gigabyte build is firm and doesn't feel plasticy at all,. The temperature is normal, no overheating when playing demanding games (knowing that the case I use is the NZXT H7 FLOW RGB, so it got a lot of aur flow) and hopefully it will last for a long time.

This is a great graphics card that hasn't even broken a sweat when faced with some of the most intense gaming loads. Make sure you check that you have space in your PC case because this card is BIG. It comes with a support bracket you're supposed to mount to the motherboard, but the mounting bracket would not fit in my case due to optical drive bays in the way (Corsair 400R case). I was able to install the card in a lower slot and the edge just barely touches the top of the hard drive bays, giving it just enough support to not sag. This card also has a pretty steep power requirement, so make sure you've got room for lots of thick power cables. Cable management is a challenge with this.