GPU
Zotac GAMING SOLID CORE GeForce RTX 5080
4 559 TND
from 3 vendorsSpecifications
VRAM16GB
Core Clock2300 MHz
Memory Clock2617 MHz
Length304mm
TDP360W
Available at 3 Vendors
2 in stock
About the Zotac GAMING SOLID CORE GeForce RTX 5080
The Zotac GAMING SOLID CORE GeForce RTX 5080 is a graphics card with 16 GB of video memory, running at a 2300 MHz core clock.
That 16 GB memory budget is what actually governs the resolution and texture settings you can hold: it is generous enough for 4K and for heavy content-creation workloads.
It is rated at 360 W and measures 304 mm long — two numbers worth checking against your power supply and case clearance before ordering.
What to pair it with
Three physical and electrical constraints decide whether this card fits your build: length of 304 mm against your case's published clearance, power draw of 360 W against your PSU's capacity, and the PCIe connectors that PSU actually provides.
On the power side, the useful rule is not to simply add up TDPs: leave margin for transient spikes, which recent cards produce over intervals too short to show up in an average-draw figure but long enough to trip the protection on a marginal supply.
On the processor side, aim for coherence — the CPU is what will limit this card at 1080p, whereas at 1440p and above the load shifts progressively onto the GPU.
Zotac GAMING SOLID CORE GeForce RTX 5080 price in Tunisia
We track 3 listings for the Zotac GAMING SOLID CORE GeForce RTX 5080 across the Tunisian retailers on VarCraft. Across those listings the price runs from 4 559 TND to 4 599 TND. That gap is normal in the Tunisian market: retailers import in different batches, at different exchange rates, and rarely adjust old stock downward when a cheaper batch lands elsewhere. It is also the single easiest saving to capture, because it costs you nothing but the few seconds it takes to compare. 2 of the 3 listings are currently showing in stock.
Prices come from the retailers' own published listings and are refreshed regularly, but they are a snapshot rather than a live feed. Flash sales, in-store-only pricing and stock that sells out between refreshes all happen. Always confirm the final price on the retailer's own page before you commit — every offer above links straight to it.