The RTX 4080 Super is the most straightforward of all the newly refreshed Ada-based graphics cards because, y'know, it's actually just a cheaper RTX 4080. Sure, the GPU at its heart has a few more shaders, but we're talking about negligible performance gains that can almost be waved away as being within normal realms of benchmark variance.
It is, however, dropping at a significantly lower cost than its RTX 4080 forebear, and a $200 price cut for the same essential level of gaming performance can only be a good thing. Though that does have to be taken with a certain level of necessary cynicism. I would argue the original card's $1,200 sticker price bordered on foolhardy greediness on the part of the green team, and that takes some of the shine off.
