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Докладване на проблем с превода
4080 owner here.
5080 will be at the same price point as 4080 S and may be around 15% faster in rasterization but has DLSS 4 and mu.ti-frame gen. Game optimizations have been horrible for quite a while; everything is heavily replying on DLSS and frame gen especially if you're playing on 4K.
You will of course likely need to upgrade power supply. But on top of that without knowing your other system specs, we can't say. It's entirely possible to get one and have ZERO improvement if something else in your system is bottlenecking.
If you are (or planning on) running 4K Resolution with HDR + Ray Tracing, etc.
The major differences with RTX 4xx and 5xx, you might like or dislike, is actually apart from it being way more powerful graphic cards... is AI generation. DLSS 4, etc. This is running the latest games on supercomputers 24/7 to evolve and improve over time (which is then added into the latest graphic card drivers). It's getting to be frames of higher quality than the actual games graphics these days, letting you get up to 240 FPS for those 4K @ 240Hz monitors, etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxuQoj6_JLA
I wouldn't really worry about the upgrade if you are still happily using 1440p resolution.
rtx 5080 is you run 8k in 120 fps ultra high ??