RTX 4080 benchmark for gaming

The RTX 4080 is the second most powerful graphics card from NVIDIA. It is based on the new Ada Lovelace architecture and has 16 GB of G6X memory. It can deliver up to 3 times the performance of the previous generation RTX 3080 Ti with ray tracing and DLSS 3.

• It offers a significant performance boost over the previous generation RTX 3080 and RTX 3080 Ti.
• It can handle most games at high settings and resolutions, even with ray tracing enabled.
• It can accelerate creative workflows such as 3D rendering, video editing, and graphic design with NVIDIA Studio.
• It can reduce system latency and improve responsiveness with NVIDIA Reflex.
• It can create additional high-quality frames with DLSS 3, powered by AI.
• It performs better than 75% in fps compared to the RTX 4090 while consuming less power.

• It is very expensive, starting at $1199 USD and going up to $1899 USD for some models.
• It is very power-hungry, requiring a minimum of 750W PSU and drawing up to 320W on average.
• It is very large and heavy, requiring a spacious case and a sturdy motherboard.
• It is very scarce and hard to find due to high demand and low supply.
• It is too close in price but not in performance to the RTX 4090, making it less appealing for some users.