“Will this power supply work with a RTX 5080? Are any additional cables needed?”

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• Yes, it will, all cables attached

  Answered by MiroslawP 9 months ago

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• I'm using the Corsair RM850x on AMD Ryzen 7 9700x with RTX 5080, no problem! it even come with the Native 12v-2x6 connector!

  Answered by Lgwashtower 6 months ago

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• This will work but is the bare minimum required to power an RTX 5080

  Answered by Matthew 3 months ago

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• I would guess it would. I run an RTX 3080 with it just fine and your looking at I think another 40 W for the 5080. Just make sure you have to correct cable to connect. I don't know about the 5080 but with the 3080 the power cable setup difference between cards. I would enter all your components on the pcpartpicker site and it should help validate things for you with all your components to make sure that there isn't some other component drawing substantial power that would challenge the ability of the PSU to deliver the needed power for the 5080.

  Answered by Daniel 4 months ago

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• The Recommended Power Supply 850 Watts You should have no issues.

  Answered by BasilR 7 months ago

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• ​Yes, the CORSAIR RM850x power supply is compatible with the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 graphics card. The RTX 5080 has a power consumption of 360 watts, and NVIDIA recommends an 850-watt PSU for optimal performance. The RM850x includes a 12VHPWR (16-pin) connector, which is the standard power connector for the RTX 5080. This means you won't need any additional cables or adapters to connect the GPU to the power supply.

  Answered by DanielM 8 months ago

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• Yes. The recommended PSU wattage for the 5080 is 850W, so unless you're running an Intel CPU that draws wattage like a space heater and several HDD's, then you should be perfectly fine using this PSU.

  Answered by DRail34 9 months ago

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• Hello, It will work. Depends on the card as to what you may still need, do contact our team directly on our site for assistance: help.corsair.com -Art

  Answered by Corsair 9 months ago

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