🎮Graphics Cards benchmark·July 14, 2026

RTX 5080 vs RTX 4090

The RTX 5080 is NVIDIA's $999 successor to the previous-generation $1,599 flagship. In Blender it scores 9,126 points versus the RTX 4090's 11,688 — 22% slower in raw render throughput. The 4090 retains the performance lead but the 5080 wins decisively on efficiency: 25.3 pts/W vs 26.0 pts/W puts them near parity, but the 5080 draws only 360W versus 450W, making it far easier to run in standard ATX builds. Geekbench 6 OpenCL tells a different story — 256,138 vs 316,301, a 24% gap that mirrors the Blender result. For creators considering the upgrade path, the RTX 5080 saves $600 at launch with a 22% Blender performance trade-off and 90W lower power draw. The RTX 4090 remains the stronger rendering card but demands more power and commands a higher price on the secondary market.

2 items compared7 metrics

VRAM

(GB)↑ higher is better

TDP

(W)↓ lower is better

Launch MSRP

(USD)↓ lower is better

Blender 4.x GPU Score

(pts)↑ higher is better

Geekbench 6 OpenCL

(pts)↑ higher is better

Blender Perf/Watt

(pts/W)↑ higher is better

Blender Perf/Dollar

(pts/$)↑ higher is better

Full Results

Graphics CardsVRAM (GB)TDP (W)Launch MSRP (USD)Blender 4.x GPU Score (pts)Geekbench 6 OpenCL (pts)Blender Perf/Watt (pts/W)Blender Perf/Dollar (pts/$)
RTX 40902445015991168831630125.977.31
RTX 508016360999912625613825.359.14

Data Sources

Blender scores via RenderJuice aggregated Blender Open Data medians (CUDA). Geekbench 6 OpenCL from Geekbench Browser individual result pages. TDP from TechPowerUp. MSRP: RTX 5080 at launch $999; RTX 4090 at original launch $1,599. Retrieved 2026-07-13.

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