GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER vs GeForce RTX 5090 D V2: specs and benchmark comparison
ANVIDIA · Ada Lovelace
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER
- 16 GB GDDR6X
- 320 W
- PSU 750 W+
January 31, 2024 · $999 at launch
Short verdict
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 D V2 leads in every scenario with comparable benchmarks: rendering and compute. This does not imply an advantage in tasks without benchmarks.
Compare with AIRendering and compute
B +52.6%NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 D V2 leads in this scenario (up to 52.6% in comparable benchmarks).
No comparable benchmarks yet: gaming: rasterization, gaming: ray tracing, power efficiency.
Advantages
Only measured and rated values: a noticeable benchmark gap and specs where more is better.
Where GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER is better0
No advantages found in our data.
Where GeForce RTX 5090 D V2 is better3
Blender Benchmark 4.5.0 52.6% faster12,863 samples/min vs 8,430 samples/min
Video memory 8 GB more24 GB vs 16 GB
Memory bus 128 bit more384 bit vs 256 bit
Benchmarks
Results are compared within one benchmark, one version and the same conditions.
- B ahead by 52.6%
Blender Benchmark 4.5.0
GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (OptiX / HIP / oneAPI / Metal) · samples/min, higher is better
GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER8,430.2 samples/minGeForce RTX 5090 D V212,863.3 samples/minPosition among tested models (67, OptiX)
A · 8,430B · 12,86305,00010,00015,000Each dot is one model’s median in this benchmark. The scale starts at zero, samples/min. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 D V2 is ahead by 52.6% in this benchmark.
About the measurement and source
- A · NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER
8,430.2 samples/min · community measurement, sample 233 · November 14, 2026
Blender Open Data (Blender Foundation)
Median of 233 submissions (6 outliers excluded), interquartile range 8071.61–8656.32; submissions 2025-07-16 to 2026-10-15; OPTIX backend. Snapshot 2026-11-14.
- B · NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 D V2
12,863.3 samples/min · community measurement, sample 25 · November 14, 2026
Blender Open Data (Blender Foundation)
Median of 25 submissions (2 outliers excluded), interquartile range 12764.6–12958.8; submissions 2025-08-13 to 2026-03-09; OPTIX backend. Snapshot 2026-11-14.
difference = |A − B| ÷ the smaller value × 100%. The 5% noticeable threshold is a UX heuristic, not statistical significance.
Cycles render in Blender Benchmark. Median of the sum of samples per minute over three scenes after removing outliers.
Reference results (18)
| Benchmark | A | B | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blender Benchmark 4.3.0GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (CUDA) | 4,526.5 | — | no pair |
| Blender Benchmark 4.4.0GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (CUDA) | 5,675.3 | — | no pair |
| Blender Benchmark 4.5.0GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (CUDA) | 5,702.1 | — | no pair |
| Blender Benchmark 4.2.0GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (OptiX / HIP / oneAPI / Metal) | 8,364.3 | — | no pair |
| Blender Benchmark 5.1.1GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (OptiX / HIP / oneAPI / Metal) | 8,383.2 | 15,643.9 | reference |
| Blender Benchmark 5.2.0GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (OptiX / HIP / oneAPI / Metal) | 8,225.4 | 14,608.9 | reference |
| Blender Benchmark 3.2.1GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (OptiX / HIP / oneAPI / Metal) | 7,945.6 | — | no pair |
| Blender Benchmark 3.3.0GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (OptiX / HIP / oneAPI / Metal) | 9,448.4 | — | no pair |
| Blender Benchmark 3.4.0GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (OptiX / HIP / oneAPI / Metal) | 9,503.1 | — | no pair |
| Blender Benchmark 3.5.0GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (OptiX / HIP / oneAPI / Metal) | 9,904.9 | — | no pair |
| Blender Benchmark 3.6.0GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (OptiX / HIP / oneAPI / Metal) | 9,533.8 | 13,682.6 | reference |
| Blender Benchmark 4.0.0GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (OptiX / HIP / oneAPI / Metal) | 8,521.5 | — | no pair |
| Blender Benchmark 4.1.0GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (OptiX / HIP / oneAPI / Metal) | 8,715.1 | — | no pair |
| Blender Benchmark 4.3.0GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (OptiX / HIP / oneAPI / Metal) | 8,363.6 | — | no pair |
| Blender Benchmark 4.4.0GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (OptiX / HIP / oneAPI / Metal) | 8,473.5 | — | no pair |
| Blender Benchmark 5.0.0GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (OptiX / HIP / oneAPI / Metal) | 7,622.3 | — | no pair |
| Blender Benchmark 5.1.0GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (OptiX / HIP / oneAPI / Metal) | 8,589.7 | 14,898 | reference |
| Blender Benchmark 5.3.0GPU, sum of scenes monster + junkshop + classroom (OptiX / HIP / oneAPI / Metal) | 9,573.1 | — | no pair |
Each benchmark version has its own scale: numbers are compared only within a row.
Specifications
| Specification | A · GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER | B · GeForce RTX 5090 D V2 | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chip | |||
| GPU chip | no data | GB202-240-K1-A1 | no data for A |
| Architecture | Ada Lovelace | Blackwell | differs |
| Shader unitsShader unit counts are comparable only within one architecture. | 10,240 (CUDA cores) | 21,760 (CUDA cores) | not directly comparable |
| Clocks | |||
| Base clock | 2,290 MHz | 2,017 MHz | A: 273 MHz more |
| Boost clockClocks of different architectures do not reflect performance directly. For laptop chips, the clock depends on the laptop’s power limit. | 2,550 MHz | 2,407 MHz | A: 143 MHz more |
| Memory | |||
| Video memory | 16 GB | 24 GB | B: 8 GB more |
| Memory type | GDDR6X | GDDR7 | differs |
| Memory bus | 256 bit | 384 bit | B: 128 bit more |
| Memory bandwidthExcludes cache (Infinity Cache / L2), which affects effective bandwidth differently. | no data | 1,344 GB/s | no data for A |
| Power and dimensions | |||
| Board powerTGP (NVIDIA) and TBP (AMD/Intel) are calculated differently; higher is not better. For laptops, the chip maker sets the range and the laptop maker picks the value, so the same chip behaves differently in different laptops. | 320 W (TGP) | 575 W (TDP) | not directly comparable |
| Recommended PSU | 750 W | no data | no data for B |
| Interface | no data | PCIe 5.0 x16 | no data for A |
| Length (reference / Founders Edition)Partner cards have different dimensions; check the specific SKU. | 304 mm | no data | no data for B |
| Thickness (slots) | 3 | no data | no data for B |
| Power connectors (reference) | 3x 8-pin (adapter) or 450+ W PCIe Gen 5 — FE | no data | no data for B |
Chip
GPU chip
Ano data
BGB202-240-K1-A1
no data for AArchitecture
AAda Lovelace
BBlackwell
differsShader units
A10,240 (CUDA cores)
B21,760 (CUDA cores)
not directly comparableShader unit counts are comparable only within one architecture.
Clocks
Base clock
A2,290 MHz
B2,017 MHz
A: 273 MHz moreBoost clock
A2,550 MHz
B2,407 MHz
A: 143 MHz moreClocks of different architectures do not reflect performance directly. For laptop chips, the clock depends on the laptop’s power limit.
Memory
Video memory
A16 GB
B24 GB
B: 8 GB moreMemory type
AGDDR6X
BGDDR7
differsMemory bus
A256 bit
B384 bit
B: 128 bit moreMemory bandwidth
Ano data
B1,344 GB/s
no data for AExcludes cache (Infinity Cache / L2), which affects effective bandwidth differently.
Power and dimensions
Board power
A320 W (TGP)
B575 W (TDP)
not directly comparableTGP (NVIDIA) and TBP (AMD/Intel) are calculated differently; higher is not better. For laptops, the chip maker sets the range and the laptop maker picks the value, so the same chip behaves differently in different laptops.
Recommended PSU
A750 W
Bno data
no data for BInterface
Ano data
BPCIe 5.0 x16
no data for ALength (reference / Founders Edition)
A304 mm
Bno data
no data for BPartner cards have different dimensions; check the specific SKU.
Thickness (slots)
A3
Bno data
no data for BPower connectors (reference)
A3x 8-pin (adapter) or 450+ W PCIe Gen 5 — FE
Bno data
no data for B
“More” does not always mean “better”: higher power draw or size is a system requirement, not an advantage (such bars are dimmed).
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Questions and answers
How much video memory do NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 D V2 have?
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER: 16 GB GDDR6X, 256-bit bus. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 D V2: 24 GB GDDR7, 384-bit bus.
Which is faster: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER or NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 D V2?
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 D V2 leads in every scenario with comparable benchmarks: rendering and compute. This does not imply an advantage in tasks without benchmarks.
See also
Data sources (3)
- NVIDIA — specifications of NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 SUPERchecked November 7, 2026
- Wikipedia (English) — specifications of NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 D V2, release date and launch pricechecked November 14, 2026
- Blender Open Data (Blender Foundation) — benchmark Blender Benchmark 4.3.0, benchmark Blender Benchmark 4.4.0, benchmark Blender Benchmark 4.5.0, benchmark Blender Benchmark 4.2.0, benchmark Blender Benchmark 5.1.1, benchmark Blender Benchmark 5.2.0, benchmark Blender Benchmark 3.2.1, benchmark Blender Benchmark 3.3.0, benchmark Blender Benchmark 3.4.0, benchmark Blender Benchmark 3.5.0, benchmark Blender Benchmark 3.6.0, benchmark Blender Benchmark 4.0.0, benchmark Blender Benchmark 4.1.0, benchmark Blender Benchmark 5.0.0, benchmark Blender Benchmark 5.1.0, benchmark Blender Benchmark 5.3.0checked November 14, 2026
How we compare: methodology. Where the data comes from: sources.