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Graphics cards

Gaming, memory & power

GeForce RTX 5090

Best forA specialist purchase for demanding 4K gaming or workloads that can use 32GB of VRAM.

Budget for the power supply and cooling, and check software support before buying for local AI.

Video memory
32 GB
Memory bandwidth
1,792 GB/s
Reference board power
575 W reference rating
Architecture
Blackwell

Reasons to choose it

  • Large 32GB memory pool
  • Strong high-resolution performance

Before you buy

Very high power demand

2 review sources

GeForce RTX 5080

Best forA new high-end build balancing gaming performance and power

The 5080 uses substantially less power than the 4090 in the linked gaming tests, but it also delivers fewer native frames and has 16GB of memory instead of 24GB. Multi Frame Generation can make supported games look smoother; it does not erase that performance gap. The strongest case is a new high-end PC or a move from a much older card.

Video memory
16 GB
Memory bandwidth
960 GB/s
Reference board power
360 W
Architecture
NVIDIA Blackwell

Reasons to choose it

  • Lower measured card power in the cited gaming suite.
  • Thinner two-slot Founders Edition; check partner-board dimensions.

Before you buy

16GB VRAM can constrain workloads regardless of compute speed.

4 review sources

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