NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 10GB

Ampere PCIe 2020 8nm
FP32
29.8
TFLOPS
VRAM
10 GB
GDDR6X
TDP
320 W
93.0 TFLOPS/kW
Bandwidth
760 GB/s
memory
CUDA Cores
8,704
272 tensor cores
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Performance Metrics

Peak theoretical throughput by precision type

PrecisionBitsPeak TFLOPSEfficiency
INT8 8 59.5 0.186 TFLOPS/W
FP16 16 29.8 0.093 TFLOPS/W
BF16 16 29.8 0.093 TFLOPS/W
TF32 32 29.8 0.093 TFLOPS/W
FP32 32 29.8 0.093 TFLOPS/W
FP64 64 0.5 0.001 TFLOPS/W
FP16 Efficiency
0.093 TFLOPS/W
29.8 TFLOPS / 320W
FP32 Efficiency
0.093 TFLOPS/W
29.8 TFLOPS / 320W

Power Specifications

TDP

320 W

Max Power

368 W

Power Connector

PCIe 16-pin

Cooling

Air

Memory Specifications

Capacity

10 GB

Type

GDDR6X

Bandwidth

760.3 GB/s

Interface

320-bit

Hardware & Design

Form Factor

PCIe

Architecture

Ampere

Process Node

8nm

Launch Year

2020

Variant

10GB

Market Segment

Data Center

Transistors

28.3 billion

Die Size

628 mm²

Full Specifications

Compute Engine
CUDA Cores 8,704
Tensor Cores 272 (3rd Gen)
Streaming Multiprocessors 68
Base Clock 1.44 GHz
Boost Clock 1.71 GHz
Chip Design
Transistors 28.3 billion
Die Size 628 mm²
Process Node 8nm
Memory
VRAM 10 GB
Memory Type GDDR6X
Bandwidth 760 GB/s
Interface Width 320-bit
Power & Thermal
TDP 320 W
General
Form Factor PCIe
Architecture Ampere
Launch Year 2020

Common Use Cases

General Compute AI/ML Workloads Data Processing

The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 is optimized for high-performance computing tasks with Ampere architecture delivering 29.77 TFLOPS of compute power.

Where to Rent

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