So far everything I've thrown at it - Cyberpunk 2077, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Forza Horizon 5, The Division 2, and a bunch of others - have managed 4K 60FPS or above on maximum settings with room to spare. Maximum temperature seems to be around 65° but the fans are virtually silent (I have a Thermaltake P3 so any fan noise would be easily audible), and I like the understated styling.(My only gripe is that you guys seem to have stopped putting Haribo in the box. Boo!)

I paid £799 for this and the improvements are worth it (from a GTX 1080 ti). I couldn't justify the 4080 to be honest but this card was perfect for me. I think the pricing is still a bit high but that's just my opinion. Runs at 61c in my rig when gaming and low 70s in FurMark - I haven't gone too in depth testing but I'm' happy with the results. Also very minimal coil whine in Furmark. A good buy for me and prompt service by OCUK.

Yes, it's expensive, but it has completely gone beyond my expectations in every way. It's a nice compact twin slot card, very solid construction, great looking and very quiet even under full load. Truly I can see no negatives at all and I am delighted with my purchase. This was an upgrade from a GTX1080 that I have owned from new, so the performance increase is exceptional. I see no reason this card will not serve me well for almost 7 years like the 1080 did before it.