GeForce RTX 4080 listed at $1200 in US, €1621 in Finland

Published: Oct 31st 2022, 09:42 GMT   Comments

RTX 4080 at MSRP, but only in US?

It is still 3 weeks away from the official launch of RTX 4080 graphics card, but with nearly all board designs announced, retailers have no reason not to list the new cards early.

Some board partners are not eager to share pricing information with retailers, which is why there are still many offers with no pricing at all. However, NVIDIA and AICs were working to have at least some cards at MSRP at launch, which was indeed the case at RTX 4090 launch, but only for a short time.

Newegg now lists RTX 4080 from PNY at $1,199.9. While this is not the fastest and most advanced RTX 4080 model, this at least confirms there will be a 4080 at MSRP in the United States.

PNY GeForce RTX 4080 XLR8, Source: Newegg

When it comes to Europe, RTX 4080 have already been seen with prices reaching as high as £1450 in the UK, which was around 180 pounds more than NVIDIA MSRP. In the Eurozone, we may see similar prices at launch, with the cheapest models going for €110 more than MSRP.

Proshop, which is a large retailer with branches all over Europe, now lists prices in Euro for Finland. This store is an official NVIDIA partner for this country, so the prices shouldn’t be much higher than MSRP, at least not for the initial launch.

It is worth noting that Finland has one of the highest VATs in the EU (24%). Thus the official prices for NVIDIA RTX 40 series are higher than in most EU countries. For RTX 4090 that’s €1,999, and for RTX 4080 €1,509.

GeForce RTX 4080 Pricing in Finland, Source: Proshop

The cheapest card is Inno3D RTX 4080 X3 at €1,620, while the prices for other models go as high as €1,970 for ASUS ROG STRIX OC. At such a price, one might argue that RTX 4090 is a better choice here at just €50 more, except RTX 4090 is not in stock at Proshop Finland, and definitely not at MSRP.

NVIDIA officially launches its RTX 4080 graphics card on November 16th, but we should expect reviews to be published sooner.

Source: Newegg, Proshop Finland

Many thanks to Talkar for the tip!




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