ZOTAC GeForce GTX 1080 ArcticStorm Thermaltake 10 Year Anniversary Edition 8GB GDDR5X VR Ready Gaming Graphics Card (ZT-P10800G-30P)

First of all, I bought this card in Pune from a dealer I know. I paid 58k for it, so do not be tricked into paying more to unscrupulous sellers who will rip you off on Amazon. It is available even cheaper in Bombay.As for the card, it is a BEAST! It easily maxes out every single game I have at max settings for every single option at 2560 x 1600 res. This is the perfect 2K card at the moment. Don't believe the reviews that tell you it will run '4k' at max settings because it will not come anywhere close to that. It will, however, manage '4k' with a few options turned down. My card overclocks to around 2,050 MHz Core and around 10,750 Mem without a problem. More than that and I have to raise the voltage, which doesn't really achieve much with this card.The dual 100mm fans spin nice and quietly, even at 100% speed they are barely audible in a relatively quiet room. If you have a fan or airconditioner running you will not notice the GPU fans even at full tilt. Of course, chances are you'll be gaming with speakers or headphones on so you will definitely not hear the fans! The temps on my card never exceed 73C even at a warm 28C ambient. If I leave the fans on full it runs cooler still even at full load! The back of the card has a nice, solid faceplate to protect the underside and help it dissipate heat. It also has LED lighting that can be customised with Zotac's software. Lastly, Zotac's five year warranty is a nice thing to have, just in case!Overall, extremely satisfied with the purchase, although it IS a bit on the expensive side. Still, if you wanna play you gotta pay and this card will run anything for the foreseeable future fully maxed out.A word of caution...the card is absolutely MASSIVE! I have a Coolermaster HAF-X Full tower case and this card is so big I had to remove the shroud on my case's 200mm side window fan, or I would not have been able to shut the side panel! No big deal, but just a heads up for people with smaller cases!I'm attaching some pics of the card next to my Zotac 980Ti reference card so you get an idea of just how much bigger this thing is! :D

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If you have decided to go for this card, it would be wise to spend 2000 rupees and get a vga holder/brace as this card is HEAVY. Either you get a motherboard with reinforced PCI-E slots, or get a holder. The card is absolutely awesome, being overclocked at the highest frequency of a GTX 1080. Also, please do not waster money on this card if you have a 1080p monitor. It's absolute overkill, and a GTX 1070 or 1060 will probably give you the same performance in a lesser price range. Use the extra money you saved to upgrade something else. But if you have a 2K or 4K monitor, this card gets the job done.

Let me be clear about this, enthusiast gaming is rising in India, but not everyone can afford a 60K rs graphics card. For them the best bet is either a 1070 GTX or 1080 GTX. This is a bit overpriced here considering the fact that its from global store where it retails for 35K, so price wise I wouldn't really say its overpriced, unless you find a better deal in Grey markets of the metropolitan cities. Performance is really great when you compare this with the rest of the Nvidia GTX 10 series, except 1080 Ti and the Titans of course. Mostly running games on Ultra settings with very good FPS of 60+. We had a intel skylake i5 CPU with this before which we upgraded to Ryzen 5 1500X for better performance at higher RAM speeds and you get nice results. FYI my purchase price was more than 43K when I bought it.

Its the fastest GTX 1080 out there. Its been compared with almost 30 other versions already (check Youtube for Video). This card, AMP edtion in particular, is just flawless when it comes to beating its competition. Its basically overkill for 1080p gaming. Dont even hesitate or have any doubts about this card.Pros:1. Throw any game at it and be amazing with the performance. 1080p is Overkill and future-proof for more than 5+years on 1080p gaming.2. Backlit lights from the "ZOTAC" sign on every fan. "Push the limits" backlit on the back of the card.3. One of the lowest Noise generating card with compared to its rival brands.4. There are many more pros, you can find them online.CONS: (According to me)1. If you own a Mid tower, You might have to adjust the cables because this card is HUGE, and by HUGE I mean HUGE!2. A good ventilation is must for the huge 3 fans to vent in air.3. Price! Yeah its 44k as of now. Other online shopping portals are bringing this card from overseas around 35k + 2k for shipping/tax/customs, Still cheaper than amazon.Nothing else to be honest. Just buy this card if under 40k

If any1 is doubtful abt this , dont be. Its a beast. Price here is too high,i got from a dealer for 57k & on Newegg u can even get 1080s for as low as 41k!! (Of corse those warranty demons will haunt u then,except EVGA which gives global warranty but their clock speeds r low)I played RE7,Rise of tomb raider & Ghost recon wildlands(which i got for free by buying this card :) with ultra settings & got a comfortable 45+ fps except wildlands which never ran more than 35-38 coz of its insanely sharp content.No, sadly, even this wont get u constant 60 fps @4k coz thts way too heavy even for this beast. I paired it with Asus Maximus IX hero MoBo, i7-7700k cpu,16 GB corsair ram, samsung ssd(a must for gamers, games load like breeze, dont go for hdd) & Asus PG27AQ 4k monitor, & the output is heavenly.A word of advise: this card will require plenty of airflow so dont buy a mid-tower cabinet!! I erred & bought Corsair carbide spec03 & it got heated upto 88 degrees! Had to switch to Corsair graphite 780t,put a cooler master masterfan pro on top & then it stayed to a more acceptable 57-65 degrees. Liquid cooling is not required if u aint going to OC (coz u r already getting 1911 Mhz factory OC).Overall experience for 4k gaming: V.good.

ARE YOU ALL CRAZY.WHY YOU ARE RATING THIS ITEM.MAN IT SUKS.IN INDIA ITS PRICE IS MORE THAN 50%FROM THE ORIGIONAL PRICE.WHY!WHY.ITS NOT FAIR.THE COMPANIES SHOULD THINK ABOUT US.THEY HAVE TO DO SOMETHING.DONT ANGRY INDIANS.

First bit here is important. The product came in fantastic packaging and honestly it looked like a brand new card. It probably was brand new. The sellers are really good about making sure the product looks great and is fully functional so I have to give huge props there.Now…. got it for $130 on October 7, 2023. Two weeks later it’s $398 so I definitely can’t recommend it at that price.Performance so far is flawless and it’s really the best 10 series card you can get if you need a compact card. A lot of people are saying the noise is loud but honestly it’s not bad.The other great thing about this card is that it works great with a 500W power supply. That’s really nice for people looking for an upgrade from an older PC.Performance still holds up very well. It’s about as good as an RTX3060 so it’ll still be good for a while now if you don’t care about Ray Tracing.

I've used the card exactly one month and while in game, suddenly I get a BSOD. I restart to see what the problem is and realized that the driver where gone. I reinstall, run furmark to check stability only to get artifacts everywhere. Did a system restore... rollback of drivers... safe mode.... clean install... nothing works. Conclusion is, something got fried. Great Work Zotac

Malgré le retour d'une offre reconditionnée , j'ai repris la version neuve.Pas de regret , LowProfil et silencieuse.Malgré un boitier pas particulièrement bien ventilé ( HTPC Silverstone ) , les températures de fonctionnement à pleine charge sont honorables.Le niveau de bruit est également correct à l'usage.En règle générale je préfère PNY ou Gigabyte mais le rapport qualité prix est parfois à l'avantage de Zotac qui est un très bon constructeur.

EDITO: El problema que supuestamente tenía se debía a un fallo mío. Había conectado un único cable con dos salidas para PCIe, en lugar de dos cables distintos. Ahora han desaparecido todos los problemas y sí que le puedo poner un 11/10 a esta gráfica. Tened cuidado porque necesita de dos conexiones de 8 pines cada una.Tarjeta gráfica excelente, la mejor del mercado gracias a su elevado overclock que viene de fabrica y su gran sistema de disipación. Yo en particular he tenido problemas con el tema de frecuencias boost, ya que jugando a juegos muy demandantes, se me ponía en casi 2.1GHz (lo cual es una barbaridad) y se me congelaba el ordenador. Lo he solucionado bajando un poquito las frecuencias del núcleo y de las memorias y ahora va todo de cine.A pesar de ese problemilla, 10/10 por parte de Zotac

Nach nun zwei Wochen im Einsatz möchte ich kurz meine Eindrücke der ZOTAC GTX 1080 AMP! Extreme Edition schildern.Mit der AMP! Extreme Edition bekommt man die ab Werk schnellste GTX 1080, die noch dazu selbst unter Dauerlast unhörbar bleibt. Die Kühlung ist dabei dennoch so leistungsstark, dass die Karte kaum Temperaturen über 65°C erreicht. Zumindest meinem Empfinden nach sind meine Gehäuselüfter, obwohl leise, deutlicher herauszuhören als die Grafikkarte. Mir sind weder Lüfterrasseln noch Spulenfiepen aufgefallen. Unter 50°C GPU-Temperatur stehen die Lüfter still!Auch wenn es nicht zur Kaufentscheidung beigetragen hat, finde ich das Design ansehnlich. Die LED-Beleuchtung lässt sich mittels FireStorm-Software an- und abstellen und sowohl in Farbe als auch in Leuchtstärke anpassen. Man sollte natürlich vorher prüfen ob die AMP Extreme in das Gehäuse passt und aufgrund ihrer Höhe nicht eventuell benötigte Steckplätze auf dem Motherboard verdeckt.Zur Leistung muss nicht viel gesagt werden. Aktuelle Spiele (z. B. Battlefield 1, Rise of the Tomb Raider, Doom) laufen selbst in 4K-Auflösung meist auf hohen bis sehr hohen Details flüssig. Dabei fällt der GPU-Takt selten unter 2.050 MHz.Bei älteren Spielen (z. B. FEAR) bleibt die Grafikkarte meist unter der 50°C-Schwelle, sodass die Kühlung aufgrund der stillstehenden Lüfter semipassiv erfolgt :)Sehr lobenswert ist auch ZOTACs Garantie zu erwähnen, die nach Online-Registrierung auf 5 Jahre verlängert wird. Bei einer derart leistungsstarken Grafikkarte kommt man wahrscheinlich an eine ähnlich lange Nutzungsdauer und ist für diesen Zeitraum abgesichert. Das alleine rechtfertigt schon den etwas höheren Preis gegenüber den Karten von z. B. Gainward.Der einzig Kritikpunkt der mir einfallen würde, wenn ich denn unbedingt einen nennen müsste, wäre der Stromverbrauch unter Vollast. Der ist je nach Testbericht circa 10-45 W höher als bei vergleichbaren GTX 1080 Partnerkarten. Das ist meiner Meinungs nach verschmerzbar, da man dafür die schnellste GTX 1080 erhält und die die Grafikkarte sowieso die meiste Zeit nicht unter Volllast läuft.Eine super Grafikkarte, die ich absolut empfehlen kann!