Last Amazon price update was: January 28, 2025 18:24
×
Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on Amazon.com (Amazon.in, Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.de, etc) at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.
NVIDIA Ada Lovelace Streaming Multiprocessors: Up to 2x performance and power efficiency, 4th Generation Tensor Cores: Up to 2X AI performance, 3rd Generation RT Cores: Up to 2X ray tracing performance
IceStorm 2.0 Advanced Cooling, SPECTRA 2.0 ARGB Lighting, 2x 110mm 1x 100mm fans, FREEZE Fan Stop, Active Fan Control, Metal Backplate, Dual BIOS, Bundled GPU Support Stand
8K Ready, 4 Display Ready, HDCP 2.3, VR Ready
3 x DisplayPort 1.4a, 1 x HDMI 2.1a, DirectX 12 Ultimate, Vulkan RT API, Vulkan 1.3, OpenGL 4.6
8 reviews for ZOTAC GeForce RTX 4080 Graphics Card ZT-D40810J-10P
5.0out of 5
★★★★★
★★★★★
8
★★★★★
0
★★★★★
0
★★★★★
0
★★★★★
0
Write a review
Show allMost HelpfulHighest RatingLowest Rating
★★★★★
Manuel M. –
Size:
Huge card, check dimensions not only for length but also for width because of the 12VHPWR connector, it’s one of the most beautiful models though, not just a single brick like all the others but with an actual design, it looks like alien hardware.
Value for the money: Perhaps you will find better value in less expensive cards as you can play easily most games even with 4060ti ~ 4070 super but, if you just want enough power to enjoy all the games max settings, this is the way to go, everything I’ve thrown and it just swallow it.
Noise: Almost none, absolutely chill cooler, due to its size, it doesn’t need the fans go full throttle, at least not up to 1440P. When you set to 4K you begin to notice higher wattage consumption, temps and of course noise.
Temps: Idle 28c Gaming1440P max settings 55c
I came from an EVGA RTX3080 FTW3 ULTRA and I absolutely love my RTX 4080. I was skeptical about zotac since I like premium but this card is all about it. Performance is a beast, and I play mostly at 1440P with high refresh rate (180hz). How ever it offers a decent 4k experience and if you use any upscale technologies you can easily achieve high fps and refresh rate aswell, I just prefer the super easy effort it has while under 1440P.
I’m into gaming and editing videos plus the 4090 is just overpriced still. Go all the way with the 4080 and choose this model with eyes closed.
Helpful(0)Unhelpful(0)You have already voted this
★★★★★
BrianH –
super potente! la uso para modelos 3d y no la para nada
Helpful(0)Unhelpful(0)You have already voted this
★★★★★
Bobby –
I picked this up on prime day for a great discount. Got it for CA$1290 after taxes. For the price I paid for it, the performance has been incredible. It came packed perfectly, and came with an anti sag bracket, and a 16 pin to 3x 8 pin connector cable. The cable quality is incredible and is fairly flexible.
I call this a beast not just because of its performance, but also because of its size. It’s a massive GPU and it barely fit in my NZXT H5 Flow which is mid tower case. My aio radiator is placed on the top and the Gpu had just 7mm space left in the front. When I close my side panel, it does bend the cables just a bit, but doesn’t cause any noticeably extreme cable bending. It takes up 3 slots at the back.
In terms of performance, this card has handled pretty much every game I’ve thrown at it wonderfully. I play all my games on 1440p Ultra settings with everything set to max and I’ve got the best fps and quality out of it. DLSS Quality setting has been incredible. The temperature always hovers between 51-65 deg Celsius on full load and stays at around 35-38 deg Celsius on idle.
The card is also super quiet and has no coil whine at all (I’ve read a few people mention that this model has coil whine) and it runs very cool.
Helpful(0)Unhelpful(0)You have already voted this
★★★★★
Manuel M. –
Zotac cards before the 10 series were riddled with flaws. The company has certainly provided some excellent hardware since and has now become a ln affordable resource for some of the top performing cards. This card comes with all the required hardware and adapters along with GPU bracket to make it a go to for affordable and performance wise on par with any other brand. This card stays cool while providing some of the highest numbers I have seen for performance and does so very well. The fan shroud and fans provide a modest look but keep the PCB cool even under overclocking conditions. Why you would overclock these cards is beyond me but GPU prices especially at this point are a hard one to cope with. The card itself is a very good product! But it’s skewed with a price tag that not many will swallow. And I can understand 100% why? It’s simply to much for a product that isn’t necessary. But the product itself is certainly a 5 star with a 1 star price tag.
Helpful(0)Unhelpful(0)You have already voted this
★★★★★
BrianH –
Purchased this as part of a brand new PC build after my last one hit the 10 year mark. Honestly, I didn’t want to pay this much for any video card, but figured this should last me a good long while (plus the 4090s were basically out of stock for MSRP and the RX7900xtx I was thinking about were either sold out or vastly over MSRP like the 4090s).
Every game I’ve wanted to play on 4k has played wonderfully on my 4K tv (120hz refresh), and basically maxed out whenever I’m playing on my 2k computer monitor. Super easy setup, and no overheating issues at all with it so far. Running this with an i5 13600k and Z790 motherboard with 32gb DDR5 ram. Absolutely no issues as of now.
As others have pointed out: make sure your case has the room for this card. Either verify your case stats and compare to the video card size, or even take a physical measurement of the space in the case to be sure. Verify your air circulation in the case as well. And from personal experience, make sure if you’re using the kickstand that it isn’t impeding any of the GPU fans (luckily I caught that before anything really bad happened!).
If you already have a 3080ti + card, you could probably get away with waiting for the next gen unless you have the disposable income to get a new card every generation and hope the GPU prices come down more overall. But if you’re starting from essentially scratch like I was and want a higher performance 4k GPU, I would say the MSRP on this is solid for the current price environment (though if you can get the extra few hundred and find a 4090 at MSRP, may be the better bet if you need high end 4k graphics).
Helpful(0)Unhelpful(0)You have already voted this
★★★★★
Andy –
Actualize un GTX 1660 Ti por esta RTX 4080.
La verdad pensaba que el Modelo de Zotac no era muy llamativo, pero ya una vez viendolo en fisico esta hermoso.
Corre sin problema con un fuente de poder de 850W
La graficas van de maravilla.
El cyberpunk con todas las settings en ultra dlss en quality, y graficas en Pshyco va entre 63 a 80 fps
CPU i7 10700 PS 850w Motherboard gygabite Z490 vision G
Lo recomiendo 👌🏻
Helpful(0)Unhelpful(0)You have already voted this
★★★★★
Andy –
This is one beast of a card. I switched from a 6700xt to this, mainly for DLSS, and ray tracing.
Other than being very powerful it says very cool. Playing games at 4k and maxed out it barely goes 45c, in the same case with the same config, my 6709xt would easily hit 70-80c.
AMD definitely needs to setp up their game when it comes to FSR, frame generation, and ray tracing. NVIDIA is knocking it out of the park and makes the price much easier to justify in my opinion.
Helpful(0)Unhelpful(0)You have already voted this
★★★★★
FERNANDO –
The reason I bought this is because its the least expensive 4080 available and it comes with the 4090’s heatsink. The fans are quiet below about 50-60% setting and you can start hearing them if it gets too hot in there but its expected. I gave it a 1/5 stars for value however because the 4080 only comes with 16gb of VRAM vs its competitor at similar performance levels the Radeon 7900 XTX comes with 24gb of VRAM and nearly identical price. I only picked NVIDIA over AMD because AMD hasnt yet got a really good Frame Generation performance and struggles with Ray Tracing in many games compared to NVIDIA. Hardware Unboxing did great comparisons between the two and the difference is huge for RT. It will probably be another year or more before they release drivers that address those issues.
Overall the ZOTAC is a very good card if you pick Geforce RTX 4080. Any other decent alternatives will cost you at least another 200 bucks and its already overpriced enough as it is. Its a no-brainer choice tbh.
Helpful(0)Unhelpful(0)You have already voted this
Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.
Newegg
Amazon.com
Walmart.com
Manuel M. –
Size:
Huge card, check dimensions not only for length but also for width because of the 12VHPWR connector, it’s one of the most beautiful models though, not just a single brick like all the others but with an actual design, it looks like alien hardware.
Value for the money:
Perhaps you will find better value in less expensive cards as you can play easily most games even with 4060ti ~ 4070 super but, if you just want enough power to enjoy all the games max settings, this is the way to go, everything I’ve thrown and it just swallow it.
Noise:
Almost none, absolutely chill cooler, due to its size, it doesn’t need the fans go full throttle, at least not up to 1440P. When you set to 4K you begin to notice higher wattage consumption, temps and of course noise.
Temps:
Idle 28c
Gaming1440P max settings 55c
I came from an EVGA RTX3080 FTW3 ULTRA and I absolutely love my RTX 4080. I was skeptical about zotac since I like premium but this card is all about it.
Performance is a beast, and I play mostly at 1440P with high refresh rate (180hz). How ever it offers a decent 4k experience and if you use any upscale technologies you can easily achieve high fps and refresh rate aswell, I just prefer the super easy effort it has while under 1440P.
I’m into gaming and editing videos plus the 4090 is just overpriced still. Go all the way with the 4080 and choose this model with eyes closed.
BrianH –
super potente! la uso para modelos 3d y no la para nada
Bobby –
I picked this up on prime day for a great discount. Got it for CA$1290 after taxes. For the price I paid for it, the performance has been incredible. It came packed perfectly, and came with an anti sag bracket, and a 16 pin to 3x 8 pin connector cable. The cable quality is incredible and is fairly flexible.
I call this a beast not just because of its performance, but also because of its size. It’s a massive GPU and it barely fit in my NZXT H5 Flow which is mid tower case. My aio radiator is placed on the top and the Gpu had just 7mm space left in the front. When I close my side panel, it does bend the cables just a bit, but doesn’t cause any noticeably extreme cable bending. It takes up 3 slots at the back.
In terms of performance, this card has handled pretty much every game I’ve thrown at it wonderfully. I play all my games on 1440p Ultra settings with everything set to max and I’ve got the best fps and quality out of it. DLSS Quality setting has been incredible. The temperature always hovers between 51-65 deg Celsius on full load and stays at around 35-38 deg Celsius on idle.
The card is also super quiet and has no coil whine at all (I’ve read a few people mention that this model has coil whine) and it runs very cool.
Manuel M. –
Zotac cards before the 10 series were riddled with flaws. The company has certainly provided some excellent hardware since and has now become a ln affordable resource for some of the top performing cards. This card comes with all the required hardware and adapters along with GPU bracket to make it a go to for affordable and performance wise on par with any other brand.
This card stays cool while providing some of the highest numbers I have seen for performance and does so very well. The fan shroud and fans provide a modest look but keep the PCB cool even under overclocking conditions. Why you would overclock these cards is beyond me but GPU prices especially at this point are a hard one to cope with.
The card itself is a very good product! But it’s skewed with a price tag that not many will swallow. And I can understand 100% why? It’s simply to much for a product that isn’t necessary.
But the product itself is certainly a 5 star with a 1 star price tag.
BrianH –
Purchased this as part of a brand new PC build after my last one hit the 10 year mark. Honestly, I didn’t want to pay this much for any video card, but figured this should last me a good long while (plus the 4090s were basically out of stock for MSRP and the RX7900xtx I was thinking about were either sold out or vastly over MSRP like the 4090s).
Every game I’ve wanted to play on 4k has played wonderfully on my 4K tv (120hz refresh), and basically maxed out whenever I’m playing on my 2k computer monitor. Super easy setup, and no overheating issues at all with it so far. Running this with an i5 13600k and Z790 motherboard with 32gb DDR5 ram. Absolutely no issues as of now.
As others have pointed out: make sure your case has the room for this card. Either verify your case stats and compare to the video card size, or even take a physical measurement of the space in the case to be sure. Verify your air circulation in the case as well. And from personal experience, make sure if you’re using the kickstand that it isn’t impeding any of the GPU fans (luckily I caught that before anything really bad happened!).
If you already have a 3080ti + card, you could probably get away with waiting for the next gen unless you have the disposable income to get a new card every generation and hope the GPU prices come down more overall. But if you’re starting from essentially scratch like I was and want a higher performance 4k GPU, I would say the MSRP on this is solid for the current price environment (though if you can get the extra few hundred and find a 4090 at MSRP, may be the better bet if you need high end 4k graphics).
Andy –
Actualize un GTX 1660 Ti por esta RTX 4080.
La verdad pensaba que el Modelo de Zotac no era muy llamativo, pero ya una vez viendolo en fisico esta hermoso.
Corre sin problema con un fuente de poder de 850W
La graficas van de maravilla.
El cyberpunk con todas las settings en ultra
dlss en quality, y graficas en Pshyco va entre 63 a 80 fps
CPU i7 10700
PS 850w
Motherboard gygabite Z490 vision G
Lo recomiendo 👌🏻
Andy –
This is one beast of a card. I switched from a 6700xt to this, mainly for DLSS, and ray tracing.
Other than being very powerful it says very cool. Playing games at 4k and maxed out it barely goes 45c, in the same case with the same config, my 6709xt would easily hit 70-80c.
AMD definitely needs to setp up their game when it comes to FSR, frame generation, and ray tracing. NVIDIA is knocking it out of the park and makes the price much easier to justify in my opinion.
FERNANDO –
The reason I bought this is because its the least expensive 4080 available and it comes with the 4090’s heatsink. The fans are quiet below about 50-60% setting and you can start hearing them if it gets too hot in there but its expected. I gave it a 1/5 stars for value however because the 4080 only comes with 16gb of VRAM vs its competitor at similar performance levels the Radeon 7900 XTX comes with 24gb of VRAM and nearly identical price. I only picked NVIDIA over AMD because AMD hasnt yet got a really good Frame Generation performance and struggles with Ray Tracing in many games compared to NVIDIA. Hardware Unboxing did great comparisons between the two and the difference is huge for RT. It will probably be another year or more before they release drivers that address those issues.
Overall the ZOTAC is a very good card if you pick Geforce RTX 4080. Any other decent alternatives will cost you at least another 200 bucks and its already overpriced enough as it is. Its a no-brainer choice tbh.