EVGA GeForce 11G-P4-2589-KR, RTX 2080 Ti K|NGP|N GAMING, 11GB GDDR6, iCX2 Technology, Hybrid Cooler, OLED Display, Metal Backplate

The first one of these I bought had a stability problem. I'm not sure if the built in boost was too much or what. The card ran fine for the most part. Passed the all the extreme 3dMark Stress Tests and benchmarks easily. My brother happen to ask me what it scored on the FFXIV Benchmark. I wanted to see high numbers, so I tried it out. I never got to see those numbers with that card though. Every time the benchmark got to a certain point it crashed. By crashed, I mean it actually reset my computer. That got me looking for what could be the problem (This is a brand new rig I just put together, so it could have been anything at that point.). I eventually found out that if i reduced the clock speed of the card by 200 it made it through the Benchmark. I requested an exchange of the card on Amazon, and they sent me a new one. The new one worked perfectly through all the stress tests and the FFXIV benchmark (I got my high numbers). That is my reason for 4 stars. It's a great card...if you can get one that works. I never expected the FFXIV benchmark to point out an instability that 3dMark extremes tests didn't, but it did. All in all, I'm happy with the card. I just wish it was not such a gamble.-Update (4/15/19)I'm going to bump this to 5 star since I have now found the problem. I started having the same problems with the new card I got. If you run into the same problem I had of the computer suddenly turning off and resetting, try using separate cables for each 8pin PCIe Power plug on the card. I found that one PCIe cable that splits into two 8pin connectors cannot supply enough power (or atleast the cables that came with the corsair HX850i cant). After I plugged in separate cables for each 8pin PCIe slot, the card worked fine in the spots the computer was crashing in.

There seems to be a lot of people (especially on YouTube) that are mad at this card, understandable because of its price. But if you have money to spare, this card is an absolutely beast at 4k gaming.Glad I sold my 1080ti to get this card. Been wanting to have a stable 4k/60fps and it looks like the 2080ti is living up to its task. Granted, there are still some modern games that cannot achieve that stable framerate but you'll just have to lower down AA or some really demanding and unnecessary settings.Overall, this card if worth it for the 4k/60fps gameplay if you have money to spare.

+ Excellent overclocking headroom+ Beautiful design and LEDs+ Runs fairly quiet and cool+ Incredible performance+ Precision X1 software has some very useful tools and information- Had to return the first one due to crashing and BSOD- Price to performance is awful (NVIDIA's fault, not EVGA)- Potential for GPU sag- Precision X1 software loves to crash on my system a lot of the timeThis card is an absolute star performer and will handle gaming, video editing, art design, and anything else you can throw at it, with ease. I don't blame EVGA for the pricing as NVIDIA controls the pricing points for each level of GPU, but because of this pricing, it is hard to recommend this card to pure gamers unless they are after decent frames in 4K. The price to performance ratio is abysmal for gamers.Ray Tracing (RTX), the card's main selling point, is not readily available in mainstream gaming titles, and when it is activated, it becomes a major performance hit as it will drop frames dramatically. NVIDIA's answer to this drop was supposed to be Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS), and while it may work, there are even fewer titles that can utilize that feature.I have had no issues overclocking between 100-150 MHz on the core clock, and over 1000 on the memory clock, and during both stock and overclocked settings, this gpu never went over 70 degrees celsius on the stock fan curve. With a custom, and more aggressive fan curve, the temperature hovers between 60-65 degrees in my terrible summer weather.Precision X1 software is useful and provides the user with lots of data and temperature read outs that you will not find on other software, and overclocking is a breeze within this utility. I still do not use it over MSI Afterburner simply because it crashes about 50% of the time when I use it. It is more a question of when, rather than if, but when X1 becomes more stable through patches and updates it will be an excellent software program to use with this card and others.Overall, it is an incredible graphics card which I would definitely recommend to people who are after a gpu that will excel at more than just gaming, like video editing and graphic/art design, or alternatively, if you are a hardcore gamer, with an enthusiast level PC that is after 4K 60+ FPS or 1440p 120+ FPS on maxed out settings, this card will fit the bill, and that bill will be large.My specs for reference:Intel i7-9700K @ 5.0 GHz32GB RAM @ 3200 MHz

Best card I’ve owned so far I have been through three 2080 TI’s so far due to bad coil whine, faulty fans and games crashing constantly :( unfortunately. As for this card I for sure hit the silicon lottery cause this thing overclocks like a beast I can hit over +2100 MHz with keeping it around 63C at a 67% fan speed (2000 RPM) and +1100 on the memory sitting around 75C on the hottest chip. The cooling on this card is great and it’s well built structurally, but for me I notice a minor amount of sag closer to the power connection so I built my own gpu support just to be safe :). I will admit that the card does have some coil whine as well but it is so faint you can’t here it over my case fans at all, overall this card is great and highly recommended

+ 2 slot design, thin card that should fit in most cases+ Excellent performance in 1440p/4k+ No coil whine+ EVGA Customer support is great- ThermalsI wanted this card for its 2 slot design and small form factor, and I was willing to compromise with higher temperatures than I am used to (expected mid high 70s), but this card belongs with a full tower case with tons of airflow or be exclusively sold as a hybrid. My card hovered around 85 degrees, then started pushing 88 on more GPU-intensive titles. I wanted this card to work out because I loved how compact it was, but anything above 85 is just unacceptable and borderline breaking the max temp limit for Turing GPUs.My case has pretty good airflow for a Mid-Tower (500D Premium SE w/ 6 120 Fans), but I cannot recommend this to anyone who doesn't have exceptional airflow, water-cooling, or a hybrid kit, available to them. Only one star off for disappointing thermals.

Great value ? No. You pay a premium over a regular 2080 Ti (Reference PCB), for a better bin processor (TU102 300A), a 19 phase power delivery custom PCB design and a top notch Air cooler. It draws out the almost every bit of potential from the 2080 Ti, outclass many other flagship models from other brands, while the stock air cooler is still able to suppress the heat.In Short:Pros: 1. One of the most advanced PCB designed; offers great power delivery 2. The stock cooler is one of a kind, even outclass some AIO cooled Cards from other brands. 3. Special binned GPU. The 2nd best tier EVGA can offer ( the best being Kingpin desinated for Liquid Nitrogen overclock). Great Overclock potential 4. Backed by the legendary custom service from EVGA, as well as their step up programs, and warrenty extension option.Cons: 1. Only EVGA themself and EKWB manufacutre waterblocks for this card. And the HydroCopper from EVGA performs subpar to the Vector from EK. If one prefer the look of Hydrocopper, consider buying the presinstalled FTW3 Ultra. 2. Hydro Copper Waterblock did not include the 2 slot bracket, and neither of them is available on amazon.ca

Upgraded to this from an EVGA 1070 SC that i had an the EVGA AIO cooler on and OC. The increase in performancr is insane. Some newer games i had to downscale to 1080p and reduce settings (like rdr2). No buyers remorse. All the games ive been playing are now running at 1440p again with ultra settings, except rdr2 which is mostly ultra settings again anyways. I also tested the witcher 3, assassins creed odyssey, forza horizon 4.The card is heavy, as you can see in my pic there is a bit of sag. I ordered one of those verticle support arms to relieve some of the stress on the board. It doesnt come with those evga cable ties. I had those from my old hybrid aio cooler on my old gpu.This is obv noisier than my old gpu since im back to 3 fans vs a liquid cooler, but even after modifying the fan curve i find it bearable. Loud, but i dont notice it once i get into a game.I have always been impressed by how EVGA cards boost. Mine is boosting to 1950 mhz, numbers may +/- with each card.Ive also had no issues with temps. Has not exceeded 70*C at load for extended periods. Though i also have 5 140 mm fans in this case, 2 blow in and 4 blow out.If you still have 1080p monitors i wouldnt jump on this yet since it is procey 10xx series cards should do the trick, but for 1440p (perhaps 4k) this is probably the route to go.

This GPU is the bees knees and runs everything I throw at it with ease at the highest settings at low temps! I will note that I modified the fan arrangement for the cooler and replaced the stock fan with 2 x Corsair ML120 in a push pull arrangement resulting in max temps around 60C at full load. FYI, I am running this card with a 3900x and a Asus ROG Swift PG27UQ 4K 144Hz monitor which makes for an incredible gaming experience! Worth every penny!Note: Besides the initial few minutes startup there has been no noticeable pump noise coming from this GPU as others have stated.

Funciona muy bien, es una maravilla poder jugar cualquier juego a 4k60fps todo en ultra. Totalmente recomendada si el costo no es un problema.

Finalmente me llego correctamente, es el artículo que corresponde, totalmente nuevo, gracias a la queja que interpuse y la devolución, llame a amazon México y el ejecutivo muy amablemente me atendió, estoy muy contento que se haya resuelto, puesto que anteriormente lo había devuelto porque no correspondía a la tarjeta. Muchas gracias fueron muy profesionales, estoy muy contento

1-I got a warehouse deal for a refurbished one. Claimed to be used for less than a month.2-I installed it and started playing a bit. Then I noticed the FPS is not the representative of a 2080 Ti card.3-My suspicious grown, I uninstalled the drivers and did some benchmarks. Sounds like the card was having trouble catching of with other 2080 ti benchmarks online.4-I ran another card info app, it said "RTX 2080" and available memory "8GB" instead of "11GB".5-I called the EVGA support and they were positive that the board had been replaced and is not a 2080 Ti.6-Someone before me ordered this card, Replaced (Stolen) the board and put in a 2080 Board and has returned it to the Amazon.7-I returned the item.8- Dear friends, Do not ever get warehouse deals.

Had this card for two weeks now and it's been great. A true power house. Pretty easy instillation, just had to take out the back fan on my tower to put in the liquid cooler. It's not whisper quiet, but my computer never has been, and it isn't any louder than my old Asus GTX 1070 this card replaced.

I received it (beautiful packaging) and it worked well until I ran a benchmark (Superposition) and then the next time I went to use it, it never worked again. I've tried it in multiple PC's and nothing.. doesn't even show up in device manager.

Einfach eine hervorragende Grafikkarte. Läuft sehr schnell und ist zudem sehr leise. Die Software von EVGA ist fantastisch. Absolute Kaufempfehlung.

This card is so noisy when gaming it becomes a distraction. Apparently its a pump noise and is very common. The replacement cards EVGA is sending out are just as noisy. You'd think that for the price they're asking for it, it would be perfect. It's not. If you want a quiet hybrid card, this isn't the one.