inally, Nvidia released the RTX 4080 and 4090, claiming them to be two times faster and loaded with new features than the last-gen RTX GPUs but at a higher price.

Finally, after a lot of hype and anticipation, we can bid goodbye to Ampere and say hello to the all-new architecture, Ada Lovelace. Nvidia announced their latest graphics card at GTC (Graphics Technology Conference) and their all-new annual upgrades in AI and Server related Technologies. The all-new architecture Ada Lovelace is named after an English mathematician and writer known for her work on the Analytical Engine, a mechanical General Purpose Computer on Charles Babbage’s proposal back in 1840.

What to expect out of the RTX 4080 and 4090 – An overview

The all-new RTX 4090 from Nvidia will be two times faster in raster-heavy games and four times faster than the last generation of ray tracing games than the RTX 3090Ti. The RTX 4080, on the other hand, will be three times faster than the RTX 3080Ti, which means we are getting colossal performance boosts over the previous generation GPUs.

The all-new RTX 4090 flagship Nvidia Graphics card will be available from the 12th of October with a starting price of $1599. In contrast, the RTX 4080 Graphics card is available from November 2022 onwards with a starting price of around $899. The RTX 4080 will feature two different VRAM variations, 12GB and 16GB.

Nvidia will release the Founders Edition card from their end; all the different board partners will release versions of the Nvidia RTX Graphics cards like Gigabyte, MSI, ASUS, Zotac, PNY, MSI etc. Sadly, EVGA has not partnered with Nvidia anymore, so we will no longer have any more EVGA Graphics Cards. That being said, the current gen RTX 3080, 3070 and 3060 will see a massive price cut in the coming months and during the holiday sales.