The card is excellent if it exists in logical values. Good performance, but I would recommend it up to 1440p. For 4K, it requires compromises in settings, although Nvidia's DLSS technology helps a lot, something that personally I think is worth it compared to AMD cards for now. While the 1080ti performs better in many games, I would prefer RTX cards because they support DLSS. It is paired with a Ryzen 3700x. It can handle everything, I have no complaints. Quiet, doesn't heat up, beautiful design. Due to the lack of raw materials and the priority given to the automotive industry for ECU production, plus the miners, the availability of all cards will be limited until 2022 and it will worsen over time. Unfortunately, I had to buy it at a higher price than expected due to the need for a graphics card. For gaming, the 12GB VRAM is unnecessary in most cases, rarely using more than 8GB-9GB VRAM. For budget professional use, it's fine. I understand that prices have gotten out of hand, but it's not right to evaluate something by giving it a star without even having the card in their possession.