Walmart has
PNY NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 OC Triple Fan 16GB GDDR7 PCIe 5.0 Graphics Card (VCG508016TFXPB1-O) on sale for
$949.
Shipping is free.
- Note: For Select PayPal accounts, some users may be able to stack and earn 20% cash back as outlined in our extremely popular front page deal here.
Thanks to Community Member
shivster1796 for sharing this deal.
Specs (PNY NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 OC):
- GPU Base Clock Frequency: 2.3 GHz
- GPU Boost Clock Frequency: 2.73 GHz
- 3x DisplayPort 2.1b
- 1x HDMI 2.1b
- Maximum Resolution: 8K (4320p)
- 4K at 480Hz or 8K at 165Hz with DSC
- Maximum Number of Displays Supported: 4
- Advanced Graphics Rendering Technique(s): DLSS 4 (Deep Learning Super Sampling), Ray tracing
- GPU Video Memory (RAM): 16 gigabytes
- GPU Video Memory Type (RAM): GDDR7
- Card Dimensions: 12.94" x 5.42" x 2.35"; 3 Slot
- PCI Express Version: PCI Express 5.0
- Manufacturer specs page
Top Comments
Also correct.. There will be no indication that the 20% is being activated during checkout. That will only show in your PayPal account as "points pending". 100pts = $1.
I have 20390 points pending for this transaction.
Community Reviews
This RTX 5080 OC deal stands out for turning a $949.99 card into roughly the low $800s, or even lower when stacked with extra cashback, making it feel close to half off for eligible buyers. The card itself is described as a strong upgrade with stable overclocking, solid 4K performance, and enough headroom to last several years, with some noting Cyberpunk path tracing and frame generation gains. The main catch is the PayPal promo, which is finicky to activate, limited to one use, and can be blocked by checkout, account, or approval issues. Walmart price drops and cancellations also add some risk, so the savings depend on the payment path working cleanly.
Common Questions (6)
It can work, but Pay in 4 often only appears after clearing Walmart's saved PayPal info, unchecking "remember my PayPal account details," and reopening checkout in a fresh browser or mobile session. If it still does not appear, linked payment methods or PayPal eligibility can block it.
Yes, the deal has been stacked with additional cashback offers and card rewards, with some buyers reporting totals around the low $700s after combining PayPal cashback, another cashback site, and card rewards. The PayPal promo itself is capped at up to $250 back per transaction.
The 5080 is the stronger buy if you want more headroom for 4K, ray tracing, and longer-term use; the 5070 Ti is the cheaper value pick and can land much lower after cashback. The thread repeatedly frames the 5080 as the better long-term card, while the 5070 Ti is the better bargain if you want to save money.
Save the 20% offer in PayPal Rewards first, then check out through Walmart with PayPal and choose Pay in 4. The offer usually does not appear during Walmart checkout; success is confirmed later by pending points in PayPal.
With the $949.99 price and 20% PayPal cashback, the card lands around $800 before any extra cashback or card rewards. Several checkout totals in the thread put the final out-of-pocket cost in the low-to-mid $800s after points are credited.
The cashback depends on the qualifying purchase completing, so a canceled order can void the reward. Walmart also may refuse price adjustments on later drops, forcing a rebuy-and-return instead of a simple adjustment.
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Biggest issue I've seen consistently reported is potential for coil whine from the fans.
Do I have get approval for their credit before I'll see the 20% back option?
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Step 2 - Uncheck "remember paypal" at Walmart so it clears your data
Step 3 - Open new browser window at Walmart (just a precaution)
Step 4 - Add whatever you want to cart (max $250 cash back per transaction)
Step 5 - Use PayPal when you check out... It should ask you to login with a pop-up window and during that process you should be able to pick from various payment methods with PayPal. (be sure to use the pay in 4 option.. Though the monthly option may work too, but I've not chanced that one)
Step 6 - Finish paying.. You will NOT get any notification of the 20% off deal during check out.
Step 7 - Verify you have "points pending" by going back to your PayPal account... Should be around 20,000 points for this 5080 (100pts = $1 back within 90 days)
Do I have get approval for their credit before I'll see the 20% back option?
See my previous post... You need to save the deal in your PayPal account first... And you will also NOT get any indication during check out of the 20% deal. You can only verify it worked by going back to PayPal and verifying how many points are pending.
Step 2 - Uncheck "remember paypal" at Walmart so it clears your data
Step 3 - Open new browser window at Walmart (just a precaution)
Step 4 - Add whatever you want to cart (max $250 cash back per transaction)
Step 5 - Use PayPal when you check out... It should ask you to login with a pop-up window and during that process you should be able to pick from various payment methods with PayPal. (be sure to use the pay in 4 option.. Though the monthly option may work too, but I've not chanced that one)
Step 6 - Finish paying.. You will NOT get any notification of the 20% off deal during check out.
Step 7 - Verify you have "points pending" by going back to your PayPal account... Should be around 20,000 points for this 5080 (100pts = $1 back within 90 days)
Thanks, but guys.. DONT do what I did.. and think that the Credit Card - Pay later is the same thing. I know I know, Im stupid.. but I went through the application, and well, got approved for their credit card which i DONT want
AND just to add salt to my wound now I have a hard credit pull which I am extremely careful about. It's gonna be awhile before I live this one down!
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AND just to add salt to my wound now I have a hard credit pull which I am extremely careful about. It's gonna be awhile before I live this one down!
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To the folks still deciding 5080 or 5070 ti. The difference between the two are small and they both have the same vram. The money you saved with pny argb 5070 ti in this case is $220 include taxes. If you invest this savings to buy nvidia call options, by the time the rtx 50 supers with 24gb or rtx 60 series come out, you can probably upgrade for higher vram by selling the rtx 5070ti and the profits from the nvidia call options. And you get RGB with the rtx 5070ti and we all know RGB boost your fps😆
To the folks recommending the radeon 9070xt.
It's not worth losing ray tracing performance, dlss4 and mfg over tiny savings you get from 9070xt if you are getting 5070ti, the price difference is so small between the two, you have almost no reason to go radeon and 9070xt is a slower card with higher electric bill than rtx 5070ti especially when you undervolt and overclock
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