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ASUS GeForce GTX 1080 8GB ROG Strix Graphics Card (STRIX-GTX1080-8G-GAMING)

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Condition
Used - Very Good
Style
ROG STRIX
Size
Base Clock 1607 MHz
Model
STRIX-GTX1080-8G-GAMING
Weight
3.9 lb
Graphics Coprocessor
gddr5
Graphics Ram Size
8000 MB
Warranty
3 years
Works with
Desktop

Features 5

  • 1733 MHz Boost Clock with Super Alloy Power II Delivery
  • Aura RGB Lighting on both shroud and back plate
  • New ASUS Fan Connect provides dual 4-pin GPU-controlled PWM fan headers
  • Direct CU III with 0dB fan technology and patented wing-blade fans

Description

Powered by NVIDIA Pascal, ROG Strix GTX 1080 brings performance and customization to another level with 1733 MHz Boost paired with Super Alloy Power II and Aura RGB Lighting on the shroud & back plate. Direct CU III cools efficiently and quietly, while new ASUS Fan Connect provides dual 4-pin GPU- controlled PWM fan headers.

Specs 25

Graphics Coprocessor gddr5
Brand ASUS
Graphics Ram Size 8000 MB
Video Output Interface PCI Express
Graphics Processor Manufacturer NVIDIA
Graphics Card Ram 8000 MB
Graphics Ram Type GDDR5
Graphics Card Interface PCI Express

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WORTH EVERY PENNY FOR GRAPHICS HEAVY GAMERS!!!
Style: ROG STRIX Size: Base Clock 1607 MHz
So I was originally going to buy the 1070 version. However, whenever I went to place my order they didn't have it in stock and wouldn't for a couple of weeks. Seeing as how i was building a Gaming rig from scratch, I just couldn't see having a tower sitting there for two weeks with no gaming capability at all. This popped up and at the time it was only $100 more than the 1070 I had saved in my cart. I'm glad amazon was out of stock now. I play some pretty graphic heavy games.(Ark, Metal gear solid TPP, Rainbow 6 Siege, just to name a few) and I had been playing on an asus laptop with a 970M GPU. I could barely play ark on a modified "high" setting. I had to lower several of the more detailed options manually. But this GPU... I have it running on epic with only "Sky quality" lowered to about half(and thats mainly because it can cause too much of a visual glare like looking into the sun) Now I haven't checked an actual FPS counter, But I can tell you I have no screen tearing, no lagging, no glitches! I run at 1920x1080 Borderless window mode and This thing can handle Ark with a breeze. Using Asus Gpu Tweak II app found on their website I was able to create a custom profile using the base stock overclock preset and ramping up fan power that runs the GPU at 102%power at around 60 to 64 degree(Celsius) while playing Ark. When playing Rainbow 6 Siege with a friend, I ran the in game benchmark and was getting 250+FPS(not sure how accurate it is). It was quite impressive. And finally i use Uniging Heaven Benchmark to put a massive stress test on this GPU. I am happy to say that on the higest possible settings, It ran between 95-120 FPS without ANY Issues at all! I may buy a second and run SLI one day but for now, This graphics Card has NO DOWNSIDES!!!. The RGB lighting isn't overkill either. I have an Asus z270F motherboard and using the asus Aura app syncs all the RGB LEDs up flawlessly and easily I just can't say enough about this GPU. I'd give it more stars if I could ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2017 by Avalir
Perfect for 4k or triple monitors, waste for 1440 or 1080.
Style: ROG STRIX Size: Base Clock 1607 MHz
Truly an amazing upgrade coming from a R9 Fury Sapphire. I thought it couldn't get any better but it just did. I run 4 monitors, 3x 1920x1080 @ 5760x1080 and 1 ultrawide 2560x1080 and this card doesn't even break a sweat running things on ultra. It's a waste if you're only gaming on 1920x1080 or even a 1440. However, I always love to push the limits and was able to OC to a stable 2032Mhz. That's right, this is the non-oc version and running a clock speed of 2032Mhz on the stock cooler. Power consumption is also extremely low. Even under heavy loads. It suggests a 500w but if you're pairing with a Skylake, you could get away with a 400w. I know this because I've been using a AXi psu with power monitoring software. RGB is great feature as well, except there is no white option, there is but it's got a tint of blue to it but that's not worth taking a star away. Other than that, this is the best card money can buy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2016 by Brandon
Amazing, as long as you get one without QC issues.
Style: ROG STRIX Size: Base Clock 1607 MHz
I received my Strix 1080 non-overclocked variant on July 2nd. The card ran well and cool (max temp 72c with fans reaching up to 50% speed) for about 2 weeks until temperatures started rising for no obvious reason. One day it was 75c under full load the next it was 79c. Fan speeds also increased (in order to combat the increased heat) to more than 60% which is quite audible over case fans. After reading on reddit about others having temperature issues with this card and fixing these issues by reapplying the thermal paste on the GPU, I decided to do the same. As I removed the cooler from the PCB, the first thing I noticed was missing thermal pads over the exposed GDDR5X memory chips. It seems the robots building these cards at ASUS's factories are not that smart after all. But enough of that. I reapplied the thermal paste anyway and put the card back into my PC. Temperatures are now even better than when I first got the card, reaching up to 68c with fan speed up to 46% As for performance, I upgraded from a GTX 680, and the 1080 delivers more than triple the frame rates everywhere, as expected. It even pulls higher frame rates at 4K than my old card did at 1080p when using the same graphical settings. On a side note, this card is so huge I had to remove a drive bay from my NZXT H440 case for it to fit, so make sure your case fits before getting this card. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2016 by Hussain Boolayan
ASUS GTX 1080 8GB ROG STRIX GPU
Style: ROG STRIX Size: Base Clock 1607 MHz
I'm an avid gamer. From FPS to RPG to MOBA, I play them all. I previously owned a GTX 980 Ti FTW Edition and the performance was great but it was still lacking for me because I couldn't get a stable overclock on the card. The main game that I am playing right now is Skyrim running at 1920x1200 with about 300 mods most of them being 4K overhauls and other beautification mods and the 980ti was getting about 40 fps on average. The same story with my Fallout 4 while running all my ENB configurations, graphic overhauls and 8k textures. I was achieving about 50 fps. I upgraded to this card with the hopes of 60+ FPS and 60+ it does. Disabling the 60 fps cap for both games in the ini files make the games run super smooth getting fps from 70 to 90. As for overclocking the 1080 came at a stock speed of 1607mhz. I was hoping to get a great overclocker and I'm now running the GPU at 1870 mhz without any voltage tweaks, max temperature of 60C and getting boost clocks at almost 2100, while my 980 Ti was at a boost clock of 1290 hitting temps of 83C with the fans even at 67% speeds. I am extremely happy with my purchase and have yet to try it on my PG278Q but I'm expecting amazing performance numbers. If you're in the market for a graphics card and have the budget for this one I highly recommend this one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2016 by Anthony
Amazing card - don't even consider a graphics card below the GTX 1080
Style: ROG STRIX Size: Base Clock 1607 MHz
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The ASUS Nvidia GTX 1080 8GB is an amazing card. With the exception of Grand Theft Auto IV, and the Far Harbor portion and weapon debris setting of Fallout 4, I've been able to run every single game at maximum settings at 2160p (4K) and get 60 fps or higher. Battlefield 4 and 1 consistently get 55 - 100 fps on all maps at 2160p and max settings. This card runs extremely cool. When doing simple things like watching a 4K video the fans don't even kick on. In fact, the fans only ever kick on when I'm gaming, and this card's temps have never exceeded 69C even after hours of gaming. Idles @ 32C - 34C. (I have an air cooled rig). If you're in the market for a new graphics card, the only single cards to even consider right now are the Nvidia 1080 GTX and the Nvidia Pascal Titan X. Why? Because only the 1080 GTX can handle most games at 2160p at max settings. An Nvidia 1070 can handle most games at 1440p, but really struggles with 2160p. I can assure you that once you start gaming on a 4K monitor or TV, you will never want to go back. (Included in the picture is my old 2013 Sapphire AMD Radeon 7950 3GB, for reference.) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2016 by Alec
Get the OC version instead
Style: ROG STRIX Size: Base Clock 1607 MHz
This card basically runs at the same speed as the gtx 1080 FE. Even at the stock clock speeds most games run perfectly smooth for me on 1440p monitor. I could not get this card to hit 2ghz boost clock with any overclock settings - I even tried various OC utilities. I was able to get in in the high 1800's (1880) boost clock but the card runs hot (imo) with this overclock - I was maxing out at about 77 degrees. I did all my testing with rise of the tomb raider benchmark. When the prices are cards go back to MSRP I don't think there is a big price difference between this and the OC version - I would definitely get the OC version as you're guaranteed a stable overclock. This card isn't bad but I believe the OC is a better deal as the frame rates between stock and overclocked are noticeable. ** Update7/18/16 ** I've had some more time to play around with the card and wanted to update my thoughts on it. Avg. temperature for my card is 72-73C with the boost clock running from 1850-1950mhz. The stable overclock I settled on is +150 on the core and +500 on the memory. The fan can get loud when it's trying to keep the card at 73C, the fan % gets into the high 50's. I use the auto fan profile. I benchmarked metro last light @ 1440p with all settings maxed with and without overclock settings on a 6 run loop - with overclock avg 58-59fps, without overclock 54fps. Each game will respond a little differently to OC settings but just wanted to give this as an example. Overall, I'd still probably get the OC version if the cost difference was between $20-$50 difference just to have the stable overclock and potential for more overclocking. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2016 by James
Powerful and quiet. Great for RGB people, great for non-RGB people.
Style: ROG STRIX Size: Base Clock 1607 MHz
Great card. Haven't had any issues and I've had it for about 16 months. It's very very quiet, doesn't matter what I'm doing it never gets loud. Comes with an app to change the RGB lights, it gives you multiple options, let's you pick the color, gives you the option to have the lights change with the music you are playing, kind of like old windows media player and gives you other options. Personally, I turn off the lights, but for RGB people this is really cool. Basically, it runs how it should, very powerful, quiet and I'll admit that I haven't cleaned it in 16 months because of computer is basically held together like a stack of cards and I don't want to mess anything up, but it still runs just as good as it did on day one and still stays cool. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2018 by Amazon Customer
The Best NVidia Cards Yet.
Style: ROG STRIX Size: Base Clock 1607 MHz
NVidia has a winner with this iteration of Graphics Cards. Works wonderfully, large heat sync dissipates heat so well that in work mode the fans never need to run. Pretty quiet in heavy gaming as well. The lights are a nice feature. You can make them light in various ways. I like how they can be set to show the temperature of the board. Now that is handy. I have this and the 1060 counterpart for my second monitor. These are great cards. Wish my 1080 was an OC version but those were not available when I got this card. Still, I have had it running past 1920ghz. Asus has become my favorite graphic card source. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2016 by Rocko
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