The Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080 Super specs just leaked, suggesting loads more VRAM

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More leaks are pointing to the launch of a new Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080 Super gaming GPU coming out, and the latest rumor again appears to confirm that the new GPU will have 24GB of VRAM rather than the 16GB on the standard RTX 5080. If this leak is right, though, there’s not much else new - it fundamentally looks like an RTX 5080 but with more VRAM.

Although it only has 16GB of VRAM and a high $999 price, the lack of high-end competition means the RTX 5080 is still the best graphics card you can buy in this price range right now. However, as I found in my RTX 5080 review, the comparative lack of VRAM can limit this otherwise-powerful Nvidia GPU, which falls over if you try to run Indiana Jones and the Great Circle at 4K with path tracing, for example.

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