Question about ASUS PRIME RTX 5080 OC

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The differences between the various ASUS graphics card models, such as the ASUS PRIME RTX 5080 OC, the TUF and the Astral, lie mainly in the target groups, the cooling technology, the durability and the features they offer.

1. ASUS PRIME RTX 5080 OC:
Target audience: these cards are mostly aimed at users looking for solid performance but not necessarily aiming for extreme overclocking.
Design: Simple and functional, often with a focus on stable performance and efficient cooling.
Features: They offer basic functions such as a stable overclocking mode (OC), but less extensive additional features compared to TUF or Astral.

2. ASUS TUF RTX 5080:
Target group: gamers and power users looking for a robust, durable product.
Design: TUF models are often somewhat more massive, offering greater durability and robustness through reinforced construction and additional cooling.
Features: Stronger cooling systems, better power supply and often a slightly higher overclocking capability. These cards often have a military, robust design and are known for their high durability and performance under load.
3 ASUS Astral RTX 5080:

Target group: Premium users and enthusiasts looking for the highest performance, exclusive design and maximum cooling performance.
Design: The Astral design is usually very futuristic and exclusive. These cards often have the most attractive appearance and particularly innovative cooling technologies.
Features: The Astral model might come with special features such as better cooling, higher clock speeds and advanced overclocking features. Sometimes there is also special LED lighting and unique materials.

Conclusion:
PRIME is for users looking for a solid and reliable card.
TUF offers robustness and performance for demanding gamers.
Astral is aimed at enthusiasts who want the best performance and the most eye-catching design.
So it depends a lot on your specific needs which model suits you best

A little smaller and really not that much less frequency (that can be made up for by overclocking a little).
I thought I'd made a mistake by not taking the Tuf but not at all in the end.
The difference is derisory.

On the other hand, I'll sell it again if I can get Gigabyte's Aorus Master.