RTX 5060 Ti 8GB · Prime
ASUS Prime Overclocked Triple Fan 8GB GDDR7
8GB · 304mm · 2.5s · 8-pin
$490
11 stores
MC $490 · CC $570 · AMZ $609 · NE $610
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Live changes
restocks · price moves · sell-outs- RTX 4080 SUPER ASUS ROG Strix White Edition Gaming 16GB GDDR6X −$81 $2,399
- RTX 4060 Ti 8GB ASUS Dual EVO OC Edition 8GB GDDR6 In stock $799
- RTX 4080 Gigabyte Gaming OC 16GB GDDR6X (GV-N4080GAMING OC-16GD) In stock $1,979
- RTX 5060 Gigabyte Eagle OC 8GB GDDR7 −$9 $789.90
- RTX 5060 Gigabyte Low Profile OC 8GB GDDR7 In stock $509.99
- RTX 5070 Ti MSI Shadow 3X Overclocked Triple Fan 16GB GDDR7 −$420 $1,380
- RTX 5070 Ti MSI 16GB GAMING TRIO OC In stock $1,400
GeForce 50 vs launch price
All GPUsRTX 5090
32GB · MSRP $1,999
$8,250
+313%
37/48 cards in stock
RTX 5090D
32GB · MSRP -
-
0/1 cards in stock
RTX 5090D V2
24GB · MSRP -
-
0/4 cards in stock
RTX 5080
16GB · MSRP $999
$1,900
+90%
77/92 cards in stock
RTX 5070 Ti
16GB · MSRP $749
$1,230
+64%
64/72 cards in stock
RTX 5070
12GB · MSRP $549
$770
+40%
70/84 cards in stock
RTX 5060 Ti 16GB
16GB · MSRP $429
$740
+72%
49/55 cards in stock
RTX 5060 Ti 8GB
8GB · MSRP $379
$490
+29%
43/49 cards in stock
RTX 5060
8GB · MSRP $299
$430
+44%
61/72 cards in stock
RTX 5050
8GB · MSRP $249
$390
+57%
19/24 cards in stock
Radeon RX 9000 vs launch price
RX 9070 XT
16GB · MSRP $599
$900
+50%
43/55 cards in stock
RX 9070 GRE
12GB · MSRP $549
$560
+2%
16/20 cards in stock
RX 9070
16GB · MSRP $549
$750
+37%
19/24 cards in stock
RX 9060 XT 16GB
16GB · MSRP $349
$500
+43%
26/38 cards in stock
RX 9060 XT 8GB
8GB · MSRP $299
$409
+37%
16/19 cards in stock
RX 9060
8GB · MSRP -
$420
1/1 cards in stock
Arc B-Series vs launch price
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Radeon RX 9070 XT · Challenger
ASRock Challenger Triple Fan 16GB GDDR6
16GB · 290mm · 2.8s · 2×8-pin
$900
35 stores
CC $900 · NE $950 · AMZ $950 · MC $1,050
Arc B570 · Challenger
ASRock Challenger 10GB GDDR6
10GB · 249mm · 2s · 8-pin
$290
Newegg
NE $290 · AMZ $313
RTX 3060 · Ventus
MSI VENTUS 2X OC Dual-Fan 12GB GDDR6
12GB · 235mm · 2s · 8-pin
$390
20 stores
MC $390 · NE $440 · WM $440 · AMZ $466
Radeon RX 9070 · Challenger
ASRock Challenger Triple Fan 16GB GDDR6
16GB · 290mm · 2.6s · 2×8-pin
$750
9 stores
NE $750 · AMZ $750 · MC $810
RTX 5070 Ti · Ventus
MSI VENTUS 3X Overclocked Triple Fan 16GB GDDR7
16GB · 303mm · 2.5s · 16-pin
$1,230
6 stores
MC $1,230 · AMZ $1,600 · NE $1,780 · WM $1,800
Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB · Reaper
PowerColor Reaper GDDR6
16GB · 200mm · 2s · 8-pin
$500
27 stores
MC $500 · AMZ $650 · NE $700
RTX 5060 Ti 16GB · Ventus
MSI VENTUS 2X BLACK PLUS Overclocked Dual Fan 16GB GDDR7
16GB · 227mm · 2s · 8-pin
$740
22 stores
MC $740 · eBay $798 · NE $850 · WM $850
Fresh finds
Gigabyte Gaming Overclocked Triple Fan 16GB GDDR6Radeon RX 9070 · Micro Center · was $950
$810
−15%
ASUS Dual Overclocked Dual Fan 8GB GDDR6RTX 5050 · Micro Center · was $420
$390
−7%
PNY Blackwell Single Fan 72GB GDDR7RTX PRO 5000 72GB · Newegg · was $9,600
$9,000
−6%
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Questions buyers ask
GeForce, Radeon or Arc?
All three cover 1080p to 4K gaming. GeForce leads in ray tracing, DLSS and AI software support; Radeon often gives more memory for the money; Intel Arc is the budget option with strong media encoding. Compare prices for the same performance tier.
How much video memory do I need?
8 GB is entry level for 1080p. 12–16 GB suits 1440p and 4K gaming with high textures; 24 GB and more helps with 4K at maximum settings, 3D work and running AI models locally.
What's the difference between gaming and workstation cards?
Workstation cards (RTX PRO, Radeon PRO, Arc Pro) use drivers certified for CAD and content applications, and often have more memory, ECC and blower coolers for multi-GPU systems. Gaming cards cost less per frame.
Can I use a data-center GPU in a desktop?
Usually not: H100, H200, L40S and Instinct accelerators are passively cooled and rely on server airflow, and most have no display outputs. They're built for AI training and inference in servers.