8GB VRAM at more than RM1k is automatic not ok.

Did you check ringgit these days?

The prices for the 4080S seem to be in the ballpark of what I expected ~ RM5200-RM5500.

Not bad (initial pricing wise) for a newly released GPU series this day and age.
These are from DotaTech.

I am actually one of those who wasn't comfortable aiming for a 4090 (Desktop) for multiple reasons, so I set for a 4080 instead last year but was hoping the prices would drop.

And then came the Super announcement and the price tag of $999. It's likely I will get a 4080 Super. I do have the beast on Mobile though (but that's more of a 4070 Ti - 4080 at best performance) 

I have a few gaming PCs.

Main gaming PC: Alienware Aurora R12 (11900k, 3090, 4K TV and all)—no more warranty, also the one I had planned to upgrade to a 4080, need that Frame Gen goodness
"Family" gaming PC (the nieces and nephews play on it): i7-3770k, 3080 Ti (super bottlenecked, but got the OEM GPU for cheap)
Gaming laptop: Illegear Onyx GX (13900HX, 4090)- got this recently, hybrid work/play

Even though I'm in no rush to upgrade, there are still some ways to go to the end of the year for a potential Blackwell release, and I think a 4080 (likely a Super) would do my 4K PC some good.

Does anyone have a tried and trusted HDMI 2.1 cable for 4K 144Hz HDR usage? I found that sometimes during gaming, I get black screens - after switching from HDMI to DP, the problem goes away, leading me to suspect the cable is the problem.
I'm currently using a Vention HDMI 2.1 cable.

Planning to upgrade to RTX4080.

Can you guys suggest me which PSU suitable for this GPU.

I'm replacing my 450W SFX power supply.

Thanks for the info. Looks like people need to create a wiki page similar like to gaming strategy guide with all those convoluted GPU and CPU naming schemes.

So which is cheaper, smallest SFX or slight longer SFX-L?

With the trend of GPU getting thicker and hotter, I've given up entirely on the SFFPC case.
Now my route is transitioning into Open PC Case like this.
Better cooling and GPU fitting size while still keeping small footprint on my desk.

BTW, in need SFX psu because I don't need the extra cable length and it can be tidier.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?si=wf805Q4Uheb3...eature=youtu.be

Give up embed youtube, so many code

Just know that new RTX3050 6GB no need extra power connect
Easy for those old pc and this in low profile

I recently bought the RTX 4070 SUPER new for RM2.9K (OG MSRP was 3.4K, but they had a RM90 for 900 discount going on then) during the 2.2 Sales on Lazada.

It's the Gigabyte Eagle OC ICE Edition since it was one of the few models that i could trust to fit my case, and also decent enough in build quality. I intentionally avoided shorter cards like the MSI Ventus 2X since they are notoriously poor in component and build quality.

The card itself took 3 long weeks to arrive due to stock and availability issues. Apparently 4070 SUPERs are selling like hot cakes according to the vendor i was in touch with after they announced the shipping delay to me. For that price though, i was willing to wait.

I avoided the Ventus 2x even though it's much shorter since i read that MSI really cheaped out on components and the build quality is awful for the Ventus 2x line up for Ada in general.

Moving up from Turing, Ada is quite mind blowing to me in terms of how power efficient it is.

After using MSI Afterburner to undervolt and oc the VRAM, i can get faster than stock performance for less than 50% the stock TDP.

220W is baseline, after the tweaks it only consumes 140-150W at full load or so, but in actual gaming at 1440p60 locked it barely touches 70-100W most of the time.

At the 220W baseline TDP with 1.1V, the card can be pushed to beyond 4070TI stock performance with a simple 150 core clock OC and a +2000MHz MEM OC. The GDDR6X VRAM surprised me at how it was able to be pushed (almost 20% higher than stock). 

Overall I am quite satisfied with the performance of this card in general at the target resolution i'm using which is 1440p.

Dun listen to some craps ppl commented. Dun even think they hav been using or owed 4070s IRL to do comparison. It is a good buy and handsome white card. Giga did quite a good job even for their MSRP model.

Enjoy ur new gpu buddy

define bad cooling for a 220w GPU. Lol

buying dream GPU is something to cheer about. No need throwing unnecessary comparison. Bad temp compare to what? 75c is high? Do u what is really poor cooling models for 4070 and 4070s?

I'm aware of the video which i watched after placing the order, so I did have some concerns tbf.

But after getting the card and applying the UV (0.935V/2730 MHz) and with adjusted fan curve, the card is whisper quiet and cool 24/7.

Out of the box fan curve/temps could be better with the stock voltage yes, but i never use stock voltage (1.1V) and core oc except for benchmarking and stress testing purposes.

My previous Turing card didn't even have zero fan ability (lowest fan speed was 30%), so this in itself is a huge improvement at idle.

I had the same feeling as well when I bought my MSI 4090 in Feb24 from the same seller. Surprised that could apply the RM9 for RM90.
But that 4090 was just really big. I could get my previous 3080 to fit in the Alienware R12 case with a minor mod, but getting this 4090 into it was just too much work. It was just too long.

End up just taking an old casing and chop off the bottom 3.5in HDD rack and using it without the panels on. the 12VHPWR connector could not fit into the case. The R12 single fan radiator just use back and blow towards the front.

Today I received the MSI email stating that I redeem the free game promo by MSI, but they provided steam wallet code, which amount to about RM366.

Currently just using it with 80% power limit.

I'm using 3x PCIE connection. Probably the angle of the photo, thanks for pointing it out. per my understanding, 3x PCIE would net me just 450W, to get the 600W, I would need 4x PCIE connection.
And yes, the Lazada bonus is like what you describe.

ic. ok. thanks. becos 4070 super the overall price is ok for me... 4070 ti super is too high the price gap compare to 4070 super.

besides, what is the difference between these two cards?

what is GPU support stand/holder?

if i get the rm600 one what brand is it? it said nvdia...

actually i dun understand about graphic cards nowadays.
while it has msi, asus, gigabytes and many more brands, but all are 4070 super... i tot these graphic cards are manufatured by nvidia?

okok. thanks ya. 

decided to go for 4070 super which fits my budget... now deciding the lianli case to buy... 

ya that's the case i want.

something like this? 

Icic. Ok thanks

Besides, is this PSU even sufficient for 4070 super?

Power Supply: ANTEC CSK650 80+ Bronze"