Thinking of upgrading from a Nvidia 30 Series? This is the GPU you need.
If you already have a 40 Series graphics card there’s little to warrant the upgrade. But if you’re still rocking a 30 Series then you’ll notice a huge difference, as this is one of the fastest GPUs on the market.releases cards at a fairly rapid rate, with each successive series being a leap forward over the last. This has been no different for its 40 Series cards, and the new Nvidia RTX 4080 Super.
Do keep in mind that this is a huge card. It’s big enough and heavy enough to ship with a support arm for your case to prevent any straining on your connections. It requires system power of 750 watts, and for those without an ATX 3.0 case there’s an adapter included for the power cables.GPUs used to be easily discernible as either gaming cards or creative-use cards, but those lines are blurred these days.
There’s no extra cost for this, but it does make a difference when using the GPU in this context, so well worth exploring.
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