4080 Benchmarks

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NVIDIA should have STARTED with the RTX 4080... - YouTube

Nvidia lied in a GOOD way – RTX 4080 Review - YouTube

Edited November 15, 2022 by G-RFRY

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RTX 4080 Review - 28 Games, 4K, 1440p, 1080p (vs RTX 4090, 3090, 3080 & RX 6900 XT) - YouTube

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Apparently they're selling them now but l the shops I use are sold out already?!  

Forget it Nvidia.  And the price is ridiculous.

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Another shambolic roll out from Nvidia and all of their partners and retail chains. 

[G-RFRY 1,708]

What till AMD hit`s the shops likely be the same sold out, And you may be lucky to find one at MSRP.  

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(1) RTX 4080 vs RTX 3090 Ti - Test in 8 Games - YouTube

MSFS at the end DLSS bumps it too over 90fps

[regis9 4,004]

With what I'm seeing I feel like I may as well jump up to the 4090 rather than the 4080...whenever I can find one not at a huge markup that is.

Edited November 17, 2022 by regis9

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As for the price here is the problem whatever the price they fly off the shelves,

RTX 4080 Too Expensive? Gamers Say Otherwise, as Cards Sell Out Within an Hour | Tom's Hardware (tomshardware.com)

And AMD may have the same problem as retailers now know whatever the markup people will buy them, 2 Grand for a 3090Ti and still they sold.

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[Virtual-Chris 682]

13 hours ago, G-RFRY said:

As for the price here is the problem whatever the price they fly off the shelves,

RTX 4080 Too Expensive? Gamers Say Otherwise, as Cards Sell Out Within an Hour | Tom's Hardware (tomshardware.com)

And AMD may have the same problem as retailers now know whatever the markup people will buy them, 2 Grand for a 3090Ti and still they sold.

Lots of reports on Reddit of 4080s in stock at many retailers. So I think people are smartly avoiding this card. It’s not good value. If you can afford a $1200USD graphics card, you can probably also afford the 4090 or just save a bit more for it. 

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8 hours ago, Virtual-Chris said:

Lots of reports on Reddit of 4080s in stock at many retailers. So I think people are smartly avoiding this card. It’s not good value. If you can afford a $1200USD graphics card, you can probably also afford the 4090 or just save a bit more for it. 

In the UK the 4090 is £1,800 for cheapest if you can find one in stock and some over £2,000, and some may need a new PSU. 

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https://www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-rtx-4080-scalpers-swar

You can expect the same when AMD launch the new GPUs.

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According to Moore's Law, while there may not be many on 12/13, by the first week of January,there will be lots -- see 

 

[Virtual-Chris 682]

15 hours ago, G-RFRY said:

In the UK the 4090 is £1,800 for cheapest if you can find one in stock and some over £2,000, and some may need a new PSU. 

I guess my point was that if you can afford the 4080 at £1,300-1,500, what's another few hundred for the 4090?... either one is basically an admission that money is no object when it comes to your graphics card - just get the best.  

Edited November 18, 2022 by Virtual-Chris