GIGABYTE NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 Graphic Card - 16 GB GDDR7
GIGABYTE NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 Graphic Card - 16 GB GDDR7
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Gigabyte's Next-Gen Gaming Powerhouse: GIGABYTE NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080
The GIGABYTE RTX 5080 is your ticket to next-level gaming. This card delivers a powerful punch with its 16 GB of lightning-fast GDDR7 memory, allowing you to play the latest games at high resolutions with ease. Built with Gigabyte's reliable cooling technology, it stays cool under pressure so you can focus on the action. It's a fantastic choice for a high-performance gaming PC that's ready for anything you throw at it.
⭐ Highlights
⭐ Highlights
16GB GDDR7 High-Speed VRAM | WINDFORCE Cooling System | Factory Overclocked Performance | Dual BIOS (Performance/Silent Modes) | 4-Year Warranty (Online Registration)
⚙️ Specifications
⚙️ Specifications
GPU Manufacturer: Gigabyte
GPU Model: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080
VRAM Size: 16 GB GDDR7
Boost Clock: 2595 MHz
Interface: PCI Express 5.0 x16
Length and Height: 302 mm (Length), 130 mm (Height)
Width Slots: 2.5-Slot
Power Connectors: 2.5-Slot
PSU Wattage Recommendation: 850W
Display Ports: 3 x DisplayPort 2.1, 1 x HDMI 2.1
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The POST-Check Protocol
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PSU & Cable Capacity
Action: Must verify your Power Supply Unit (PSU) meets the GPU's minimum wattage recommendation and has the correct number/type of PCIe power connectors. Why: Underpowering the GPU causes system instability, crashes, and risks damage to the PSU or the graphics card itself.
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Dedicated Power Cables
Action: Always use separate, dedicated PCIe power cables running from the PSU to each port on the GPU, avoiding "daisy-chain" cables when possible. Why: Daisy-chaining too much power through a single cable can lead to voltage drops or melted connectors on high-end cards.
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Primary PCIe Slot
Action: Always install the GPU into the topmost, longest PCIe slot (usually an x16 slot), and ensure you remove the corresponding metal bracket(s) from the case's rear. Why: This slot is directly connected to the CPU and provides the full bandwidth required for optimal gaming performance.
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Seating & Latch
Action: Align the GPU's gold connector with the slot and press firmly and evenly until you hear or feel a definitive click from the plastic retaining latch. Why: If the card is not fully seated, the system will not recognize the GPU, and the latch will not lock it in place.
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Sag Prevention
Action: Use a GPU support bracket, anti-sag stand, or a screw-in support (if available) to support the card's outer edge. Why: Modern GPUs are long and heavy, and without support, they can gradually bend and stress the PCIe slot on the motherboard over time.
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Monitor Connection
Action: After the PC is powered on and the operating system boots, plug your monitor cable (HDMI/DisplayPort) directly into the new GPU's ports, not the motherboard's ports. Why: The motherboard ports are for integrated graphics and will not display anything if a dedicated GPU is properly running.