https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-introduces-geforce-rtx-4090-4080-series-rtx-4090-launches-october-12th-for-1599-usd
 
https://youtu.be/PWcNlRI00jo?t=1060
 

Cool GTX
Nvidia site 40 series Information
 
Available on October 12^th

Nvidia site - price 4080  

RTX 4080 (16GB) Starting at $1199.00
RTX 4080 (12GB) Starting at $899.00

Coming November
 
(edit Cool GTX fix link & add more info)

 

dragomirc

•  The RTX 4090 will launch with 16,384 CUDA cores, a TDP of 450W, on 12 October 2022 and will retail for $1,599
• The RTX 4080 16GB will launch with 9,728 CUDA cores , a TDP of 320W, and a suggested retail price of $1,199.
• The RTX 4080 12GB will launch with 7,680 CUDA cores, a TDP of 285W, and a suggested retail price of $899

 
 

that site is so = click bait
 
I'll wait to see what other site can confirm the rumor

Cool GTX
that site is so = click bait
 
I'll wait to see what other site can confirm the rumor

  

•  The RTX 4090 will launch with 16,384 CUDA cores, a TDP of 450W, on 12 October 2022 and will retail for $1,599
• The RTX 4080 16GB will launch with 9,728 CUDA cores , a TDP of 320W, and a suggested retail price of $1,199.
• The RTX 4080 12GB will launch with 7,680 CUDA cores, a TDP of 285W, and a suggested retail price of $899

jmike00
Part of me wants to think some motivation of EVGAs decision had to be they weren't willing to sell customers 70 series cards branded as an 80 series.

Yeah is the 4080/12 actually an AD104?  That would make a solid XX70 card in any other series.  Which is a bit steep for $900.  But I doubt EVGA had any concern about that.  Looks like it will be around a 3090 in performance, similar TFLOPs, but maybe a bit behind due to lower memory bandwidth.

Nvidia has truly chosen greed mode. Looks like my 1st gen 2070 will truly be the last Nvidia GPU I will ever use. As long as AMD and hopefully Intel sticks to a proper price to performance ratio that’s kept reasonable then that’s where my money will go to.

Gotta say I'm actually surprised they didn't launch the RTX 4090 at $1999. However the RTX 4080 price is just an insult. MSRP went from $749 to $1199 in one generation for the same class card? That's over a 60% increase in a generation. That's just disgusting. 

Woohoo. Another price increase.

CraptacularOne

Michapolys
How many times did they do it already? I mean increasing price on the new card of same class.

That's not really the issue, had they increased the price on the RTX 4080 by $100 like they did with the RTX 4090 I don't think many people would have that big of an issue with it. But they increased the price of the 80 class card by $350 over last generation's 80 class card. That's the issue, the over 60% price increase generation on generation. 

$499 3070 -------> $899 4080 12Gb
 
$699 3080 -------> $1199 4080 16Gb
 
 
 

Hoggle
Keep in mind that the 2080 was $999 and we saw a price decrease with the 3080.

To me though this generation looks possibly to be limited a lot by that 12GB of memory on a 3080 and I would have hoped for 16GB to become standard for 4K gaming.

I am also interested in the numbers from reviewers but also am waiting for reviewers not limited to a test selection of games picked by NVIDIA but instead that can test any game they want.

2080 non-A bin chip was $699 and the A-chip was $800, most AIB cards were around that.  Non-A 2080 Ti was $999, A-Chip 2080 Ti were $1200, AIB cards $1200 to $1500 or so.

CraptacularOne
Gotta say I'm actually surprised they didn't launch the RTX 4090 at $1999.

shhh....  be quiet... not so loud!! 
 
they can hear you at NVIDIA and think that's a good idea!!!
 
they are the next apple!!! now i am certain! disgusting indeed!

So, no SLI this time. That means 4090 replaces 3080, not 3090. Hopefully 4090 Ti will be SLI ready.
 
 

seeing the nexus video on this topic from Steve.
 
and people ( in general) are going APE on the comment section
 
in this process it has become clear 3 things:
 
1 - name scheming a"4080 12GB" when EVERYONE knows its a 4070 and slap it a price tag of 1100 EUROS 
   (told my gf about this and she gave me  "THE  STARE" = don't you dare spend money on that craziness)
2 - pushing gamers to buy old cheaper 3000's and flush out old stock without a doubt
 
and
 
3 - why EVGA left NGREEDIA
because at these prices.. if EVGA didn't had any profit at on the 2000's and the 3000's on the high-end..  certainly would have lost even more money on the 4000 gen high end
   >> i cannot fathom how ASUS, MSI and ZOTAC (the 3 main ones).. are gonna get out of this high-end with some sort of profit <<

I was fully ready to buy the 4080 16GB from EVGA to go with a Ryzen 7800X3D and all the assorted components of a brand new PC build.  But with the shocking news last week, I just couldn't get excited about buying a Non-EVGA made GPU.  Even a brand new 4080!
 
So... I found a decent deal for a EVGA 3080ti FTW3 Ultra from a top rated seller on eBay. ($999.99)  It just showed up via FedEx less than an hour ago and I came up here to register the serial number, so I guess I am really doing this!  I had absolutely ZERO interest in upgrading to a 30 series card pre-September 16th, 2022.  A 4080 has been my upgrade path from my launch day 1080ti FTW3 for two years now.  But I just couldn't see myself buying another brand of GPU when EVGA has been my one and only choice for the last 15 years.
 
How's that for brand loyalty?  I'm jazzed to have a brand new 3080ti FTW3, but at the same time bummed out that I can't enjoy the 40 series announcements like I originally planned as a future buyer.
 
 

Keep in mind the $1599 is the starting price. When you look at the overclocked versions and the ones with better cooling you can expect $200-300 more. Remember the MSRP for a 3090 was $1499… and often the third party cards were $1999 or more.