Description
INNO3D® GEFORCE® RTX™ 4080 16GB X3 DLSS 3
INNO3D introduces its new INNO3D GeForce RTX™ 40 Series and while super high performance can be expected from the next generation INNO3D graphics cards using Ada architecture, the design of the INNO3D GeForce RTXTM 4090 and RTX™ 4080 16GB X3 OC DLSS 3 have some serious upgrades that are both cosmetic and performance enhancing.
Gaming experiences, incredible AI features and the fastest content creation workflows
Powered by NVIDIA DLSS 3, ultra-efficient Ada Lovelace architecture, and full ray tracing, INNO3D GeForce RTX™ 40 Series graphics cards are beyond fast, giving gamers and creators a quantum leap in performance, neural rendering, and many more leading platform capabilities. This massive advancement in GPU technology is the gateway to the most immersive gaming experiences, incredible AI features and the fastest content creation workflows. These GPUs push state-of-the-art graphics into the future.
INNO3D GeForce RTX™ 40 Series GPUs are beyond fast for gamers and creators. They're powered by the ultra-efficient NVIDIA Ada Lovelace architecture which delivers a quantum leap in both performance and AI-powered graphics. Experience lifelike virtual worlds with ray tracing and ultra-high FPS gaming with the lowest latency. Discover revolutionary new ways to create and unprecedented workflow acceleration.
| CUDA Cores |
10240 |
| Boost Clock (MHz) |
2550 |
| Base Clock (MHz) |
2295 |
| Minimum System Power Requirement |
750 |
| Supplementary Power Connectors |
3x PCIe 8-pin cables (adapter in box) OR 320 W or greater PCIe Gen 5 cable |
| Memory Clock |
23Gbps |
| Standard Memory Config |
16GB |
| Memory Interface |
GDDR6X |
| Memory Interface Width |
256-bit |
| Memory Bandwidth (GB/sec) |
736 |
| Real-Time Ray Tracing |
Yes |
| Ray Tracing Cores |
3rd Generation |
| Tensor Cores |
4th Generation |
| NVIDIA Architecture |
Ada Lovelace |
| Microsoft DirectX |
12 Ultimate |
| NVIDIA DLSS |
Yes |
| PCI Express Gen 4 |
Yes |
| NVIDIA GeForce Experience |
Yes |
| NVIDIA Ansel |
Yes |
| NVIDIA FreeStyle |
Yes |
| Bus Support |
PCI-E 4.0 X16 |
| NVIDIA ShadowPlay |
Yes |
| OS Certification |
Windows 11 / 10, Linux, FreeBSDx86 |
| NVIDIA Highlights |
Yes |
| NVIDIA G-SYNC™-Ready |
Yes |
| Game Ready Drivers |
Yes |
| NVIDIA Studio Drivers |
Yes |
| NVIDIA GPU Boost™ |
Yes |
| Vulkan API |
Yes |
| OpenGL |
4.6 |
| DisplayPort 1.4a |
Yes |
| NVIDIA Encoder |
2x 8th Generation |
| NVIDIA Decoder |
5th Generation |
| HDMI 2.1a |
Yes |
| Installation Guide |
Yes |
| Power Guide |
Yes |
| Length |
297mm |
| Height |
118mm |
| Width |
42mm |
| Multi Monitor |
Yes |
| Maximum Digital Resolution |
7680×4320 |
| HDCP |
2.3 |
| Standard Display Connectors |
HDMI 2.1a, 3x DisplayPort 1.4a |
| Warranty |
3 Years |
ROHIT
INNO 3D 4080 GPU PERFORMANCE IS AWESOME AND BUILD QUALITY ALSO
Aarush
This card is a beast, its not overly gamer rgb uglyness like most cards and sits nicely in my mid-atx case. Its a smaller case so temps are usually an issue and thus acoustics usually are an issue. This is not the case for this GPU as most games I throw at it in 4k barely make it sweat. Playing Hell Let Loose and some maps are well optimised and it runs whisper quiet 4k/120 and sits around 230w and sometimes peak at 270w. Compared to other cards having reports of bad fan noise at full tilt the fans were manageable when testing Cyberpunks path tracing mode and the card didn't dip over 70c.
Aarush
This card is a beast, its not overly gamer rgb uglyness like most cards and sits nicely in my mid-atx case. Its a smaller case so temps are usually an issue and thus acoustics usually are an issue. This is not the case for this GPU as most games I throw at it in 4k barely make it sweat. Playing Hell Let Loose and some maps are well optimised and it runs whisper quiet 4k/120 and sits around 230w and sometimes peak at 270w. Compared to other cards having reports of bad fan noise at full tilt the fans were manageable when testing Cyberpunks path tracing mode and the card didn't dip over 70c.
Aarush
This card is a beast, its not overly gamer rgb uglyness like most cards and sits nicely in my mid-atx case. Its a smaller case so temps are usually an issue and thus acoustics usually are an issue. This is not the case for this GPU as most games I throw at it in 4k barely make it sweat. Playing Hell Let Loose and some maps are well optimised and it runs whisper quiet 4k/120 and sits around 230w and sometimes peak at 270w. Compared to other cards having reports of bad fan noise at full tilt the fans were manageable when testing Cyberpunks path tracing mode and the card didn't dip over 70c.
Aarush
This card is a beast, its not overly gamer rgb uglyness like most cards and sits nicely in my mid-atx case. Its a smaller case so temps are usually an issue and thus acoustics usually are an issue. This is not the case for this GPU as most games I throw at it in 4k barely make it sweat. Playing Hell Let Loose and some maps are well optimised and it runs whisper quiet 4k/120 and sits around 230w and sometimes peak at 270w. Compared to other cards having reports of bad fan noise at full tilt the fans were manageable when testing Cyberpunks path tracing mode and the card didn't dip over 70c.
Aarush
This card is a beast, its not overly gamer rgb uglyness like most cards and sits nicely in my mid-atx case. Its a smaller case so temps are usually an issue and thus acoustics usually are an issue. This is not the case for this GPU as most games I throw at it in 4k barely make it sweat. Playing Hell Let Loose and some maps are well optimised and it runs whisper quiet 4k/120 and sits around 230w and sometimes peak at 270w. Compared to other cards having reports of bad fan noise at full tilt the fans were manageable when testing Cyberpunks path tracing mode and the card didn't dip over 70c.
Aarush
This card is a beast, its not overly gamer rgb uglyness like most cards and sits nicely in my mid-atx case. Its a smaller case so temps are usually an issue and thus acoustics usually are an issue. This is not the case for this GPU as most games I throw at it in 4k barely make it sweat. Playing Hell Let Loose and some maps are well optimised and it runs whisper quiet 4k/120 and sits around 230w and sometimes peak at 270w. Compared to other cards having reports of bad fan noise at full tilt the fans were manageable when testing Cyberpunks path tracing mode and the card didn't dip over 70c.
Aarush
This card is a beast, its not overly gamer rgb uglyness like most cards and sits nicely in my mid-atx case. Its a smaller case so temps are usually an issue and thus acoustics usually are an issue. This is not the case for this GPU as most games I throw at it in 4k barely make it sweat. Playing Hell Let Loose and some maps are well optimised and it runs whisper quiet 4k/120 and sits around 230w and sometimes peak at 270w. Compared to other cards having reports of bad fan noise at full tilt the fans were manageable when testing Cyberpunks path tracing mode and the card didn't dip over 70c.
Aarush
This card is a beast, its not overly gamer rgb uglyness like most cards and sits nicely in my mid-atx case. Its a smaller case so temps are usually an issue and thus acoustics usually are an issue. This is not the case for this GPU as most games I throw at it in 4k barely make it sweat. Playing Hell Let Loose and some maps are well optimised and it runs whisper quiet 4k/120 and sits around 230w and sometimes peak at 270w. Compared to other cards having reports of bad fan noise at full tilt the fans were manageable when testing Cyberpunks path tracing mode and the card didn't dip over 70c.