Zotac Gaming has
Zotac Gaming GeForce RTX 4080 Super AMP 16GB GDDR6X Graphics Card (Open Box) for
$734.99.
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Zotac Gaming GeForce RTX 4080 Super Trinity OC White Edition 16GB GDDR6X Graphics Card (Open Box) for
$748.99.
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the 4080 super performs like 5070 TI in raw power, which has been around 750 or cheaper NEW, not to mention it support DLSS 4.
Community Reviews
This open box RTX 4080 Super is a high end Nvidia card best suited for strong ray tracing, DLSS, and creator or AI workloads. The comments point to faster ray tracing than a Radeon 9070 XT, solid raster performance, and useful Nvidia extras like CUDA, codecs, and frame generation. It also stands out for local AI and video encoding, though AV1 and newer features on competing cards narrow the gap for some buyers. The main hesitation is price, since it is open box and sits close to newer 5070 Ti options or a lower refurbished target.
Common Questions (4)
At this price, it is mainly compelling if you want Nvidia features like DLSS/frame generation, stronger ray tracing, and CUDA or encoding for rendering, streaming, or AI work. If you only care about gaming raster performance, a 5070 Ti or Radeon 9070 XT at similar money is a common alternative, and some would only buy this open-box card closer to $650.
Yes, it can be a better fit than AMD if you need CUDA, more codecs, or Nvidia's broader creator/AI support. For pure streaming, NVENC is useful, but for making video look better, CPU encoding or Intel Quick Sync can be preferable.
A 5070 Ti is often the preferred pick here because it is new, has newer features, and is priced around the same range while offering similar raw performance. The 4080 SUPER still has an edge in ray tracing and Nvidia-specific creator features, so the better choice depends on whether those matter more than buying new.
The open-box status is a downside for shoppers who want a brand-new card, and some would pass on a used Zotac at this price. Others still see it as a solid upgrade deal, especially if they are moving up from an older RTX 3080-class card.
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- 32-bit PhysX support
- Working forced AF via nVIDIA Control Panel
- 566.36 drivers
It's certainly why I picked up a 4090 (behemoth case) and 4070 Ti Super (SFF case)Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Also I just meant that he should not be down voted for providing a viable alternative for people who may not know about it. People who use their GPUs for professional work know that AMD is the gamers' pick.
Also I just meant that he should not be down voted for providing a viable alternative for people who may not know about it. People who use their GPUs for professional work know that AMD is the gamers' pick.
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