RTX 5880 Ada Generation for Blender
Ada Lovelace GPU with no usable Cycles benchmark recorded yet. Check its memory capacity and Blender compatibility before choosing it for rendering.
Last updated: September 23, 2026
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- Blender scoreBlender Cycles score
- Unavailable
- VRAM
- 48 GB
- More capacity for heavy scenes
- Released
- 2024
- Render support
- OptiX, CUDA
- Power draw (TDP)
- 285 W
- Suggested system PSU
- 600 W
Technical specifications
GPU
- ArchitectureAda Lovelace
- CUDA cores14,080
- Tensor cores440
- RT cores110
Memory
- TypeGDDR6
- Bandwidth864 GB/s
- Bus width384-bit
Clocks & manufacturing
- Boost clock2460 MHz
- Base clock975 MHz
- Process size5 nm
- GPU chipAD102
Power & PSU sources
GPU power ratings
TDP: 285 W
Secondary source: RightNow GPU Database / TechPowerUp ↗ · Checked Sep 23, 2026 · Reference card
System power supply
Suggested PSU: 600 W
Secondary source: RightNow GPU Database / TechPowerUp ↗ · Checked Sep 23, 2026 · Reference system
Third-party source suggestion; not the manufacturer’s minimum system requirement.
GPU power ratings and whole-system PSU recommendations measure different things. Check the exact card and the source’s system assumptions.
RTX 5880 Ada Generation Blender benchmarks
Estimated time to render one benchmark frame · Lower is faster.
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About these estimates
Times estimate one frame of each benchmark scene from the same runs, Blender version and backend as the displayed Cycles score. The calculation uses 240 samples for Junkshop, 256 for Monster and 300 for Classroom, plus a 19% estimation buffer. Actual project render times vary. Results from different Blender versions may not be directly comparable.
Is RTX 5880 Ada Generation good for Blender?
A concise editorial read on where this GPU looks strong, the tradeoffs to keep in mind, and who it suits best.
What stands out
- 48 GB of GDDR6 VRAM
- Ada Lovelace architecture
- 5 nm process size
Tradeoffs to know
- Potentially high power consumption
- May be overkill for less demanding projects
Who should choose it
- Ada Lovelace GPU with no usable Cycles benchmark recorded yet. Check its memory capacity and Blender compatibility before choosing it for rendering.
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