GeForce RTX 3080 Ti FTW3 ULTRA HYDRO COPPER GAMING, 12G-P5-3969-KR, 12GB GDDR6X, ARGB LED, Metal Backplate

Awesome card I got. Single loop on a 420 x 64mm rad and I can't get Temps to break 60c yet. Thermal pad replacement feels kind of unnecessary, but I like to experiment. You need to adjust your core voltage curve to make sure this card stays in check. 0.868mv is my sweet spot so far to keep my boost at 1920mhz. Cuts about 100w of consumption also. There are tutorials out there on how to do this with MSI afterburner. I'm finally laying the 580 classified to rest, not enough vram nowadays. Have a feeling I will really like this card. Shipping....you could have fit 6 of these in the box it came in. No padding in it whatsoever, 0 out of 5 on that one. Shipping has been terrible for the most sensitive and expensive products in my new build. A shame that a roll of neoprene comes bubble packed in a box, but my cpu comes in it's retail package in a bag...

This watercooled 3080ti is working out for me so far. Have successfully been overlooking it at 2145MHz! Small memory overstock too (increased by 300Mhz). Uses EVGA PrecisionX program. Oh yeah, all while maintaining an average temp of 39 degrees Celsius! (Of course I have an overbuilt watercooling loop with (2) large radiators (each 480mm long by 60mm thick, all copper interior)). You should have good luck with yours I'd say. I'm also overlooking my DDR5 5600MHz memory at 7200MHz! This is probably possible in my machine bc I've got the ASRock motherboard model Z690 Aqua OC. A true beast with a nicely-designed integrated watercooling system for the CPU and VRM cooling. Running an i9-12900KS at 5200MHz on all cores, at an average temp during games of about 55c.

The card worked as advertised for about a year. Then the card wouldn't load its own BIOS. When returning it to the manufacturer, they claimed liquid damage despite it being a water cooled GPU using non-conductive coolant in a closed loop. They wouldn't honor the warranty. What a waste of $1300. I guess that's why EVGA doesn't make video cards anymore. Such a shame because they used to be one of the more reputable manufacturers for gaming.

I waited years to buy this card, and now with EVGA leaving the GPU space I don't regret this purchase at all. The card is gorgeous, the RGB is great, and vertically mounted it is a feature point of my build. Only downsides is the PCI-e power cables aren't reversed so I can't have cables come up from the bottom of the case, and sure the waterblocks from EKWB and Optimus I've had in the past definitely out-perform this in terms of cooling, but it barely translates into any better FPS so I'd rather have the better aesthetics anyway.

Card is a beast, it draws around 350 watts to run a multi-threaded game! Think I won the silicone lottery with this one too - clocks like a beast too :)

I've gotten higher scores than my 3090's and cool.

awesome card plugged right in and worked

Second EVGA card, has water block save you tons of effect