We track down the best places where to buy the RTX 4080 Super at MSRP, or close to it
Updated: Jan 31, 2024 4:16 pm
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Nvidia’s RTX 4080 Super has just launched and they’ve been selling well so far on popular retailers such as Amazon. As many people are desperate to grab one for themselves, some of the cheaper MSRP ($999) options are selling out, leaving a price premium if you instead opt for a custom AIB card. We show you where to find one for less.
When looking around for where to buy the RTX 4080 Super, Amazon is many people’s number one choice. However, we like to cover a wider range of sites to give you the best chance to get one. We’ve noticed that stock is already low on the official Nvidia site as well, so we can turn to some alternatives.
Where can I buy RTX 4080 Super at MSRP?
Our team has been busy compiling some of the best RTX 4080 Super listings during launch day, but we know that finding one for the $999 MSRP can be a tough ask – and they sell out quickly. We’ve put together some store links just below to give you a fighting chance.
Aside from online retailers, we’d also suggest trying your luck at a local store (Best Buy perhaps being a good option).
Close to MSRP alternatives
While MSRP is the best price you’ll find for the 4080 Super on launch day, there are a number of alternatives if you don’t mind paying a little extra. We’ve filtered out expensive custom models here to give you the best value for money on your new graphics card.
Can I buy RTX 4080 Super directly from Nvidia for MSRP?
Usually one of the best places to usually buy a new Nvidia graphics card is of course their official storefront. However, with the RTX 4080 Super launch looking like a popular one, stock issues may come into play – so it can feel a little like a lottery of sorts. For example, we noticed that the card selling out already on both the US and UK store pages.
The good thing about the Nvidia store if you manage to source a card from them is that it will always be at their MSRP. This is for the Founders Edition, so no extra frills here.
2,295 MHz (base) / 2,550 MHZ (boost)
