The latest offering from Nvidia, the RTX 4080 SUPER, is now on the market. This cutting-edge graphics card not only delivers a notable improvement in performance but also comes with a considerably reduced price tag. Gamers and tech enthusiasts can now easily get their hands on this impressive device. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to experience the enhanced capabilities of the Nvidia RTX 4080 SUPER.
The Nvidia RTX 4080 SUPER is now available for purchase. The 4080 SUPER presumably marks the final 40-series refresh for Nvidia, following the 4070 SUPER and the 4070 Ti SUPER. What some may find surprising is that the new 4080 SUPER features only a marginal performance bump, but it is accompanied by a welcome price drop that knocks the GPU to just under $1,000.
Despite having just been released, some lucky PC gamers received the RTX 4080 SUPER early. However, these GPUs were essentially expensive desk ornaments until driver support launched. Now that the GPU is finally, officially released, enthusiasts have been able to put the graphics card through its paces, testing it against the standard model and even the high-powered 4090.
Both the RTX 4080 SUPER and reviews for the GPU are out as of today. The new 4080 SUPER model is only 3-5 percent faster than the standard 4080, but it also comes in at $200 less. That being said, those who have been shopping for the best RTX 4080 GPUs know that prices can soar much higher than the $1,199 MSRP. So, if available at its MSRP of $999, the 4080 SUPER could offer even more of a discount. That's a big if, however.
Nvidia RTX 4080 SUPER Overview
At both 1440 and 4K resolutions, the 4080 SUPER outperformed the 4080, but typically only marginally. Most of the time, the 4080 SUPER is able to eke out a handful of extra FPS, but both lag behind Nvidia's top-of-the-line 4090 GPU which admittedly comes in at $600 more than the latest refresh. That said, the price drop on the new SUPER model makes the RTX 4080 vs RTX 4090 debate more interesting given the increased gap in MSRP and slightly decreased gap in performance. For those curious, the 4090 is still roughly 25% faster than the 4080 SUPER when gaming at 4K.
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