Comparison Palit GeForce RTX 5080 GameRock vs Palit GeForce RTX 5080 GamingPro

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	Palit GeForce RTX 5080 GameRock	Palit GeForce RTX 5080 GamingPro
	$1,692.13 Compare prices 1	$1,595.61 Compare prices 1
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TOP sellers	Amazon.com $1,692.00 Buy in shop	Amazon.com $1,596.00 Buy in shop
Interface	PCI-E v5.0	PCI-E v5.0
GPU
Model GPU	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080
Architecture	Blackwell	Blackwell
Memory size	16 GB	16 GB
Memory type	GDDR7	GDDR7
Memory bus	256 bit	256 bit
GPU clock speed	2617 MHz	2617 MHz
Memory clock	30000 MHz	30000 MHz
Lithography	4 nm	4 nm
Max. resolution	7680x4320 px	7680x4320 px
Connections
HDMI	1	1
HDMI version	v.2.1b	v.2.1b
DisplayPort	3	3
DisplayPort version	v.2.1b	v.2.1b
Software
DirectX	12 Ultimate	12 Ultimate
OpenGL	4.6	4.6
Stream processors	10752	10752
Tensor cores	336	336
RT nuclear	84	84
Passmark G3D Mark	36247 score(s)	36247 score(s)
General
Monitors connection	4	4
Cooling	active (fan)	active (fan)
Fans	3	3
Lighting
Lighting sync	Palit ONE TWO SYNC	Palit ONE TWO SYNC
Power consumption	360 W	360 W
Additional power	16 pin	16 pin
Minimum PSU recommendation	850 W	850 W
Number of slots	3.5	3
Length	332 mm	332 mm
Added to E-Catalog	january 2025	january 2025

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Glossary

Number of slots

The number of slots occupied by the graphics card on the back of the system unit.

This indicator allows you to estimate the amount of space required to install a video adapter. It is relevant in the light of the fact that modern video cards can have a fairly extensive set of connectors, and for this set there has long been little standard lanyard for 1 slot. This is especially true for powerful performant models. Thus, many solutions, especially mid-range and top-end ones, occupy two or even three slots at once.

Separately, it is worth touching on models for which the characteristics indicate a fractional number of slots — usually 2.5 or 2.7. This detail is provided by the manufacturer for promotional purposes — as confirmation that the graphics card is smaller than a full-fledged 3-slot solution. However, in fact there is no difference between these options: adapters for 2.5 or 2.7 slots still block the third slot (albeit partially), making it unusable.