This listing specifies an RTX 3080 Ti with 12 GB GDDR6 memory, 384‑bit memory interface, 1710 MHz core clock, 14 Gbps memory clock, DirectX 12 support, PCI Express x16 interface, and a fan cooler. (Note: some listed fields in the description appear inconsistent — see other FAQs for details.)
The card uses a PCI Express x16 interface and is compatible with any motherboard that provides a PCIe x16 slot. It is backward and forward compatible with PCIe 3.0 and PCIe 4.0 slots, though performance can vary slightly depending on slot bandwidth.
This is a desktop PCIe graphics card. Although the product description lists 'laptop' in the application field, standard RTX 3080 Ti desktop cards are not compatible with typical consumer laptops. Laptops use specially designed mobile GPUs or MXM modules.
The exact power requirement is not listed in the description. High‑end cards like the RTX 3080 Ti typically require a robust PSU and additional 8‑pin/12‑pin PCIe power connectors. For system planning, users commonly choose a high‑quality 650–850W PSU depending on the rest of the system; check the specific card model's manual for the recommended PSU and connector types.
Most modern RTX 30‑series cards have limited or no SLI support and NVIDIA has de-emphasized multi‑GPU gaming. The RTX 3080 Ti generally does not support traditional SLI for most games; check NVIDIA documentation or the card vendor for any multi‑GPU features.
The description lists a fan cooler, which typically means one or more axial fans with a heatsink. Proper cooling performance depends on the card's cooler design and your case airflow. Deluxe editions usually include enhanced cooling, but verify the vendor photos/specs and reviews for thermals and noise levels.
That appears to be a typo. NVIDIA’s 30‑series (Ampere) GPUs use a much smaller process node (around 8 nm for many variants). Treat the '80 nanometers' entry as an error in the listing.
The '0.4ns' entry is unusual and likely a misprint. The more useful spec is the memory clock of 14 Gbps listed; memory speed is normally quoted in Gbps (gigabits per second) rather than nanoseconds. If memory latency is important, request clarification from the seller.
The description states GDDR6. Some RTX 3080 Ti variants use GDDR6X in retail models, while others may use GDDR6 depending on vendor design. Verify with the seller or product photos to confirm the exact memory type for this specific 'Deluxe' model.
The card is compatible with systems supported by NVIDIA drivers, including Windows 10/11 and major Linux distributions. Download the latest drivers from NVIDIA’s official website for optimal performance and game compatibility.
Yes — an RTX 3080 Ti-class GPU is designed to handle high‑resolution gaming and VR. Actual performance depends on game settings, CPU, RAM, and cooling. Expect strong 4K performance in many modern titles, though ultra settings in the most demanding games may require tuning.
Physical size and slot usage vary by vendor cooler design. Many high‑end RTX 3080 Ti cards are long and occupy 2–3 expansion slots. Check the exact product dimensions and slot height provided by the seller to ensure compatibility with your case.
Most GeForce cards can be overclocked using software such as MSI Afterburner or EVGA Precision. Overclocking potential and thermal headroom depend on the specific cooler, power delivery design, and silicon quality. Proceed with caution and monitor temperatures and stability.
The listing does not enumerate display outputs. Typical RTX 3080 Ti cards include multiple DisplayPort and at least one HDMI port. Confirm the exact output configuration with the seller or view the product images/spec sheet before purchase.
Warranty and return terms are provided by the seller or the card manufacturer and are not specified in the product description. Check the seller’s page or contact customer support to confirm warranty length, registration requirements, and return procedures.
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