MSI surprisingly tones down the RGB implementation in this generation of the Gaming Trio X rather than doubling down. Instead of existing for the sole purpose of aesthetics, MSI is using a graphene composite on the Gaming X Trio’s backplate to draw heat out from the card. Its backplate feels quite a bit more premium compared to other GPUs in the market. This new iteration now comes with 7 newly designed nickel-plated pipes that has been shaped square to make full contact to the GPU die and draw more heat from it. MSI improves on their Gaming X Trio formula with the RTX 3080 by adding their new Tri Frozr 2 cooling system. It weighs in just a smidge above 1.5kg, which is why its GPU support bracket is such a welcome accessory. It takes up 2.7 PCIe expansion slots on your case and is 323mm long. The MSI GeForce RTX 3080 Gaming X Trio is one beastly card to behold. Up close with the MSI GeForce RTX 3080 Gaming X Trio
One of the most ingenious things about the bracket is that it is does not rest on the chassis itself but screws in onto the spare PCIe expansion slots if you’re case is large enough. The most stand out inclusion in the package is a GPU support bracket to prevent this massive card from sagging.
Inside are the usual stuff from MSI like a thank you note, a catalog guide, a how to comic, and a quick user guide. The MSI GeForce RTX 3080 Gaming X Trio is encased in a flashy box that displays most of its features such as its fans, RGB lighting, and overall design. Positioned as a premium card, the MSI GeForce RTX 3080 Gaming X Trio stands head and shoulders above its peers with three of the latest TORX fans from the brand, extensive RGB customization, and a non-reference design allowing the use of three PCIe 8-pin connectors for an increased power draw.
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