- 1An overpowered Blackwell architecture
- 2📊 Complete technical specifications of the NVIDIA RTX 5080
- 3🕹️ Gaming Performance: Does the RTX 5080 deliver in 4K Ultra?
- 4⚔️ Comparison with other Blackwell and Ada cards
- 5💸 Real price and availability of the RTX 5080
- 6🖥️ Build a gaming PC RTX 5080: our favorite config
- 7🔍 What hardware testers say
- 8⚠️ Limits to keep in mind
- 9All 5080 RTX stocks in real time
- 10📌 FAQ - RTX 5080: we answer all your questions
- 11🏁 Conclusion: the RTX 5080, the smart choice for demanding gamers
The RTX 5080 is the first true gamer card to popularize the Blackwell architecture, successor to Ada Lovelace. In short? Optimizations in every corner of the chip, new AI cores, a new video codec, native DLSS 4 support, mind-blowing GDDR7 memory speed, and redesigned thermal management.

Here are the major innovations brought by Blackwell on the RTX 5080 :
- Tensor Cores 5th generation : designed to run DLSS 4 and AI image generation with reduced latency.
- DLSS 4 + Advanced Frame Gen : huge boost in fluidity, especially on very demanding Ray Tracing games (Alan Wake 2, Cyberpunk...).
- GDDR7 at 32 Gb/s : new video memory standard, even faster than GDDR6X, offering bandwidth exceeding 1TB/s.
- Cooling revised : the Founders Edition (FE) model adopts a dual fan, but now sends the air upwards in your case... to be expected on the CPU airflow side.
- Next-generation NVENC codec : ideal for streamers, with native support for AV1 in encoding/decoding.