Asus 4080 Proart Oc

The ASUS GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER ProArt OC Graphics Card hits the ssweet spot in terms of value and performance. I would definitely recommend this card.

The ASUS GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER ProArt OC Graphics Card offers the right balance between value and performance for both photographers and videographers.

I very much liked the Asus ProArt Display Monitor. It is perfect to use for Art Designing.

I recently upgraded my pc to an i9 13900k on an Asus ProArt Z790 board with 64gb of DDR6 ram .... I skimped on the GPU with an Intel Arc A770 ...it worked well (if a little jumpy with layered 4k footage) where it really suffered was with Neat videos denoiser plugin which literally brought render times to a snail's pace. So as Nvidia recently released the new super cards I decided to upgrade my graphics card to the Asus ProArt (love the black & gold :) 4070ti Super 16gb .... the difference is staggering. Smooth timelines and Neat video denoiser runs much faster (though it is still a render hog).

ASUS ProArt is the second one I've purchased over the past 18 months ... one for a PC and the other Mac Pro M1 ... Though I am not an expert in related stats, the monitor is well suited for my photographic needs. I recommend it.

I have been waiting for the new Asus 4080 laptops for a while now. I keep checking where they have in stock daily and finally on 03/08 I hit the jackpot and ordered right away on B&H when it became available. Next thing I knew I am one of the few who are able to get my hands on the brand new Asus Strix Scar 16 2023. This little bad boy is a beast, the RGB is amazing as usual; better than razor blade ofc. The new cooling design is phenomenal, the cooling is significantly improved. As usual when I get my hands on the new laptop I take it apart and replace the stock liquid paste to carbon paste for extreme cooling performance. I ran Mextro Exodus on Extreme at 75 Degrees F on CPU AND 65 Degrees F on GPU. I ran COD on high with CPU 80 Degrees F and GPU 65 Degrees F. Amazing performance with the new RTX 4080 card combining the 32GB DDR5 with the new Intel i9 chip. This bad boy runs every game I have on hand on extreme or ultra setting with ease. The refresh rate on the laptop screen itself is amazing at 240hz but I still use my 30inch curved 2k 200hz monitor. Let's all be honest, you will never need to run a game at 140 FPS. I can get a stable 160 FPS with extreme or ultra settings with DLSS on. This is the upgrade I have been waiting for since my Asus 2080ti laptop, not some 3080 with no improvement.

I downgraded from a 4090 to a ROG Strix 4080 super because it's such a beautiful card and well crafted. It's the prettiest white card on the market. The price was steep but I was willing to pay for the best. Quiet and cool. Amazing temps and Asus managed to get the coil whine under control for the most part compared to my other Asus Tuf 4090 and other Strix 4080's. I wish I could afford the white 4090 Strix. I love Asus SO much.

Aweome Graphics Card!!! The Asus 4080 TUF Gaming graphics card is a huge step up from my Nvidia 2080. Performance is fantastic and ray tracing, where the future is, is a big step up that AMD cannot touch even with their new cards. I am so glad I bought the Asus 4080. The card stays super cool even when overclocked. The TUF card looks so good in my system and blows the competition away. Great job Asus!!

I bought this to pair with my new monitor, an ASUS ProArt display. Was initially a little worried because I wasn't sure it would work with my Mac laptop (description only lists windows compatibility), but it paired easily and haven't had any issues so far. Love that the mouse has the ability to left/right click (I'm used to Apple mice that don't). The keyboard is light and the slight lift at the back makes it comfortable to type on. Great, affordable option!

I’m really happy with the ASUS ProArt Z790-Creator WIFI motherboard. One of the main reasons I picked it was for the Thunderbolt 4.0 ports, which are great for future-proofing. I haven’t had a chance to fully use them yet, but I plan to set up a remote workstation in my living room using an optical Thunderbolt cable and a docking station. It’s a solid option if you’re looking for Thunderbolt 4 connectivity. The board also comes with a bunch of M.2 slots, which is awesome for future expansion. I’m not using all of them right now, but it’s great to have that flexibility down the line. Another small but thoughtful feature is the Wi-Fi antenna with a magnetic base — my old motherboard’s antenna kept flopping over, so this is a nice upgrade. Overall, while it was a bit more expensive than I initially wanted to spend, I think it was worth the investment. It’s got everything I need, and it’s been reliable so far. I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality motherboard with plenty of features.