GPU Benchmarks & Comparison 2026
Compare 60+ NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards. Find the best GPU for gaming, 4K, AI rendering or workstation — with game, ray tracing, compute and AI scores.
Best GPUs Right Now
Hand-picked recommendations based on real-world benchmark data.
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Filter by vendor, price and use case. Click "Compare" to stack two cards side by side.
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GPU Tier List
Ranked by overall performance. S-tier is the best of the best.
Frequently Asked Questions
The NVIDIA RTX 5080 and AMD RX 9070 XT lead 1440p/4K gaming. For 1080p high refresh, the RTX 5060 Ti and RX 9060 XT offer excellent frame rates. Pick based on your monitor resolution and budget.
NVIDIA leads in ray tracing, DLSS, AI features and driver stability. AMD usually offers better raw rasterisation value per dollar. Both are excellent; NVIDIA is safer for productivity and AI workloads.
8GB is the minimum for modern AAA gaming at 1080p. 12-16GB is recommended for 1440p and future-proofing. 24GB+ is required for 4K, heavy modding, AI training and professional content creation.
Yes. The RTX 5070 offers comparable performance at a lower price, with GDDR7 and DLSS 4 multi-frame generation. If you're buying new, the 50-series is the better choice.
Mid-range cards (RTX 5060 / RX 9060) need a 550W PSU. High-end cards (RTX 5080 / RX 9070 XT) need 750W+. Flagship cards (RTX 5090) need 1000W or more. Use our PSU calculator for an exact number.
Yes. High-end cards are often 300mm+ long. Measure your case's GPU clearance before buying, and check whether a triple-slot card will fit with your other expansion slots.
About these scores: Benchmark values are aggregated from public review data and standardised testing. Scores are indexed to the top card as 100. Use them as a guide for comparison, not exact lab numbers. Need to size your PSU? Try our PSU wattage calculator.