In Germany, the official price for the RTX 4080 SUPER is €1,109, slightly higher than the $999 set by NVIDIA due to sales taxes in Europe. A number of RTX 4080 SUPER cards with official prices have been listed by the German seller Notebooksbillger. These cards are expected to be available for pre-order next week, prior to their official release. It’s worth noting that all six models listed at MSRP by NVIDIA are not factory-overclocked. Gigabyte is set to offer two Windforce models at this price, while Inno3D will present their X3 model, not part of the iChill series. Palit currently does not have MSRP cards available, but all the listed SKUs are interchangeable, and uncut SKUs are in the pipeline. As for the Zotac series, the Wednesday’s black edition is not available at NVIDIA MSRP, priced at €1,159. The most expensive card listed is the AORUS Master by Gigabyte, priced €140 higher than the NVIDIA MSRP. Whether this additional cost is justified will be known once the reviews are published next week. It’s important to note that these reviews should be published on the same day as the SKU launch, which is January 31.
The RTX 4080 SUPER features 10,240 CUDA cores and 16 GB of GDDR6X memory, with an increase of 5% in the average number and faster memory speed of up to 23 Gbps, the highest among the Ada series. This third RTX 4080 SUPER card is the highest among all SKUs. It should be noted that this is the only card launched at a lower price than the SKU. Source: Notebooksbilliger
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