الاختلافات الرئيسية

• The ASUS has 10,752 CUDA cores vs 8,960 on the ZOTAC, plus higher clocks (2,700 MHz base vs 2,482 MHz), which translates to 56.3 TFLOPS FP32 vs 43.9 TFLOPS.
• TDP is a weird one: the ASUS draws 150W while the ZOTAC pulls 300W, yet the ASUS still crushes it in every performance metric, so you get more frames per watt.
• The ASUS scores 100 in 4K gaming and ray tracing vs 84 and 86 for the ZOTAC, meaning the 5080 is the pick if you're pushing a high-refresh 4K panel.
• Price is the elephant in the room: the ASUS ProArt RTX 5080 runs around $1,299 while the ZOTAC Solid RTX 5070 Ti sits closer to $749, so you're paying roughly 73% more for about 20-25% more performance.
• Customer sentiment is thin on the ZOTAC (only 1 review, so take that 5.0 with a grain of salt), while the ASUS has 206 reviews at 4.7/5 with owners praising 4K performance and overclocking headroom, though a few gripe about the price and one DOA unit.