This is the cheapest RTX 4080 graphics card you'll find on Black Friday, and it might not stick around

MSI Ventus RTX 4080 card
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MSI Ventus GeForce RTX 4080 | 16GB GDDR6 | 9728 CUDA Cores | $1,157.99 $1079.99 at Newegg (save $78 with promo code BFCCY2Z36)
was £1,157.99 now £1,080 at Newegg

MSI Ventus GeForce RTX 4080 | 16GB GDDR6 | 9728 CUDA Cores | $1,157.99 $1079.99 at Newegg (save $78 with promo code BFCCY2Z36)
It's slim pickings for genuinely good RTX 4080 deals, and this is the best we've been able to find for now. Thank Newegg's $30 rebate offer and $20 discount code BFCCY2Z36; you'll need both to this one down to $1,080.

RTX 4080 price check: $1,189 at Best Buy | Amazon $1,098.99 | B&H Photo $1,189

There's no getting around it: if you're looking to pick up an RTX 4080 graphics card this holiday, the deals aren't that impressive. Of the best GPU deals we've gathered, most sites are only cutting prices by $50-$100 bucks, the most elusive among them being the RTX 4080.

Good RTX 4080 deals are so rare that we've already seen one sell out—a $140-off deal for a Gigabyte card at Best Buy. Rest in peace, but the good news is there's a Newegg deal that's nearly as good still in stock: the MSI Ventus GeForce RTX 4080 16GB can currently be snagged for $1,080 at Newegg.

Just 20 bucks shy of the sold-out Best Buy card. Not too shabby, but be aware that's only after going through Newegg's $30 rebate process and punching in the $20 discount code BFCCY2Z36 at checkout. 

As an added bonus, Nvidia is giving away Alan Wake 2 with this card. Of course graphics card purchasing decisions should never come down to what freebie game comes with it, but as freebies go, Alan Wake 2 is a pretty excellent one. It's fun, spooky, and maybe the very best showcase for what the RTX 4080 hardware is capable of right now.

Morgan Park
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