FAQ

What prices does this site compare?

We compare observed US-dollar quotes for desktop graphics cards listed on Amazon.com. Each row identifies a product listing, with the GPU model, video memory and other specifications when the source confirms them. Coverage is limited to the listings we have collected.

Are these live prices?

No. Prices are recorded observations. The footer shows the latest successful observation and the range of observation times across the table. A failed check leaves the previous price and timestamp in place. Amazon's price and availability at checkout apply.

What do New and Used mean?

Used includes renewed, refurbished and open-box listings. New is shown only when confirmed by the source. A blank condition means it was not confirmed. Selecting just New or Used excludes unconfirmed conditions.

How do I compare cards with different amounts of memory?

Filter by the GPU model and memory capacity before comparing prices. A GPU model can appear on boards with different memory capacities, cooling systems and physical dimensions. Price per GB is the listed price divided by video memory; it does not measure gaming or application performance.

How can I sort or filter the table?

Select a column heading to sort. Use the sidebar to set price or memory limits, choose models and brands, or search listing titles. Reset filters restores the full collection. Open the price table.