My aging Acer Predator 1440P monitor died during Hurricane Milton. Bought an ASUS 38" 4k monitor to replace it. Decided to upgrade my ASUS TUF 3080 12GB while it still has some resell value since it was struggling on the new 4K monitor. Now with the 4K monitor and the 4080S going on sale it was a good time for me to upgrade my GPU. I just dropped an ASUS TUF 4080S in my gaming rig at 4k. Loving it. Will probably upgrade to a 5080 when the 6080 announces. Subscribed.😀
I'm the same, it's what held me back from the 4090 plus the money, as that is more aimed for 4K with the performance boost over the 4080 super. I'm sticking to 1440P and rather have stability and frames over higher resolution and tbh, if your using a 27" monitor for example, you don't really notice the difference with higher res on smaller screens than like a OLED 55" TV.
@@Onyx1776 not at all. Look at the 3080 vs 6950xt. The 6950xt has better performance because of its 16gigs. Not talking about Dlss or Far either. Pure raw performance will always be better long term.
Scroll down to "pc" resolutions in the Nvidia dashboard. By default it recognizes it as a tv not a monitor. Once you select the resolution there it'll let you do the HZ too. Make sure you're using a 2.1 hdmi cable
My aging Acer Predator 1440P monitor died during Hurricane Milton. Bought an ASUS 38" 4k monitor to replace it. Decided to upgrade my ASUS TUF 3080 12GB while it still has some resell value since it was struggling on the new 4K monitor. Now with the 4K monitor and the 4080S going on sale it was a good time for me to upgrade my GPU. I just dropped an ASUS TUF 4080S in my gaming rig at 4k. Loving it. Will probably upgrade to a 5080 when the 6080 announces. Subscribed.😀
Mine is ordered on Amazon, 1,730$, shipping arrived on thursday! 😀 But i choose the oc edtion.
Dude lmao i had the same first impression. Holy crap waa it hard to open the box. The irony of hot tuf it is
I am gonna be getting this one myself, though i plan to stick with 1440p 120fps, this way, i don't have to worry about future games.
I'm the same, it's what held me back from the 4090 plus the money, as that is more aimed for 4K with the performance boost over the 4080 super. I'm sticking to 1440P and rather have stability and frames over higher resolution and tbh, if your using a 27" monitor for example, you don't really notice the difference with higher res on smaller screens than like a OLED 55" TV.
Is the OC edition better than this? I don't want to overclock anything because i've never had to in the past. So this one is still good?
The OC has manufacturer built in OC. You can manually overclock this as well. I always say it’s not worth it.
I just ordered this card, but i got the OC edition, great video!
Got it like 3 month ago and it’s amazing bro congrats your going to love it. If you want even more power make sure to get a 7800x3d cpu
If you haven’t already
@@Onyx1776 i have 13700k and it works wonders 💪❤️
Amazing looking card good performance but so big, I might get this for christmas I hope
@@Onyx1776Good to hear! Gonna buil new pc now with this card, OC edition😊 And offcourse 7800x3d, no brainer😅
Good video but where is the temp test ?
www.thefpsreview.com/2024/07/22/asus-tuf-gaming-geforce-rtx-4080-super-video-card-review/7/
What is the slot next to the hdmi slots, it’s a rectangle next to the bottom hdmi slot. There is nothing behind it, it’s just an open rectangle.
which is better this or the 7900xtx magnetic air?
This bro. 100% this. Everybody i know that got a amd switch back to Invidia. I own a 4080 super paired with a 7800x3D highly recommended
Either or the 7900xtx with 24gigs will have longer lasting better performance for future proofing.
@@Cooley93 incorrect
@@Onyx1776 not at all. Look at the 3080 vs 6950xt. The 6950xt has better performance because of its 16gigs. Not talking about Dlss or Far either. Pure raw performance will always be better long term.
@@Cooley93 i was just trolling bro your right
Anyone know if/why the HDMI is limited to 60hz? My LG OLED doesn't have a display port, via HDMI I can only get 60 fps...?
Scroll down to "pc" resolutions in the Nvidia dashboard. By default it recognizes it as a tv not a monitor. Once you select the resolution there it'll let you do the HZ too. Make sure you're using a 2.1 hdmi cable