The end of the Super refresh is upon us with the arrival of the RTX 4080 Super. Minor spec bumps and a new paint job - along with minuscule performance differences - are all that separate Super and non-Super. So it's all about value. Is a $200 price-cut good enough? And is there a threshold point for ultra high-end 4K gaming - and if so, do the RTX 4080 and 4080 Super meet it?

NOTE: At the 19:15 point, the caption says FSR/DLSS performance, but the metrics are indeed from quality mode as the VO says.

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00:00 Introduction - The RTX 4080 Problem
01:48 RTX 4080 Super: The Specs
02:29 The Founders Edition & The Asus TUF Gaming Model
04:37 Gaming Benchmarks: Ray Tracing
08:51 Gaming Benchmarks: Rasterisation
14:06 High-End 4K Gaming/The PS5 Baseline: Introduction
14:41 A Plague Tale Requiem: RTX 4080 Super vs PS5
15:26 Cyberpunk 2077: RTX 4080 Super vs PS5
16:10 Cyberpunk 2077 RT Overdrive: 4K Path Tracing
16:56 Alan Wake 2: RTX 4080 Super vs PS5
17:46 Alan Wake 2: 4K Path Tracing
19:01 Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora - High-End 4K Testing
20:18 Value For Money/Dollars Per Frame
23:00 Summary
23:53 And Now, The Conclusion

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