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Performance Benchmarks
Blender render benchmark
MeasuredReal runs submitted to Blender Open Data. Higher is faster at rendering.
- RTX 509014,959
- RTX 409011,062
- RTX 50809,138
- RTX 4080 SUPER8,414
- RTX 40808,388
Source: Blender Open Data (CC0), Blender 4.5.0: samples per minute over the monster, junkshop and classroom scenes, median of 1,431 runs. Same for every product on this model.
At a glance
Gainward GeForce RTX 5080 Phoenix GS is a GeForce RTX 5080 graphics card with 16 GB of memory and a boost clock of 2700 MHz. It is listed at one UK shop, which is not showing stock right now.
From the retailer
Blackwell RTX architecture, 10752 CUDA cores, Up to 27000MHz boosted clock speed, 16GB GDDR7 VRAM, 256-bit Memory bus, PCIe 5.0
What will it run? (estimate)
- 1080p
- Comfortable: comfortable on high settings in most current games
- 1440p
- Comfortable: comfortable on high settings in most current games
- 4K
- Comfortable: comfortable on high settings in most current games
Estimated from how the chip ranks against other cards, not measured. Frame rates people measured, and how this works
Running cost
Rated board power 360 W
At the Ofgem price cap, 26.32p per kWh, Oct to Dec 2026
Assumes the part draws its rated power for every hour of use. Real draw varies with the game or workload, and is usually lower.
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