GPU Comparison
Is that upgrade worth it?Put two graphics cards head to head and see the difference at a glance.
Choose from 263 GPU variants with FPS values in GPUsed's supplied benchmark sheet. The fastest card in this dataset scores 100; every other score is scaled from its FPS. These are benchmark figures, not predicted frame rates in a particular game.
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Explore the ten GPU archetypes
These are GPUsed editorial descriptions of a card's historical role, separate from its benchmark score.
- Hall of FameExceptional, sustained legacy across eras.
- PioneerIntroduced or turned a technology or segment.
- Cult ClassicDistinctive, evidenced following beyond its original position.
- FlagshipDefining top-tier consumer model or halo product of its period.
- Value HeroUnusually strong value at launch, judged in its own era.
- WorkhorseBroadly useful model that fulfilled its intended role.
- UnderdogExceeded contemporary expectations or its original position.
- SpecialistRemembered for a focused purpose or operating constraint.
- DivisiveDocumented strengths and criticisms both shaped its reception.
- CuriosityUnusual historical design with a distinctive story.
Benchmark FPS and in-game FPS measure different workloads.
About this GPU comparison tool
Compare graphics cards side by side, even when neither model is currently in stock. GPUsed GPU Comparison covers 263 GPU variants from GPUsed's supplied 1080p benchmark sheet across NVIDIA GeForce, AMD Radeon and Intel Arc. Search two models to explore their 1080p benchmark FPS, score out of 100 and percentage performance difference. It is designed for upgrade questions such as GTX 1080 vs RTX 3060 or RX 6700 XT vs RTX 3070, as well as older and newer GPUs that are harder to find in the same review.
How do I compare two graphics cards?
Choose the full names in GPU X and GPU Y. Check suffixes such as Ti, Super, XT and XTX, and select the correct memory version: a similar model name does not always mean the same GPU. A board-partner listing can be matched to its underlying GPU model for this performance comparison, but its cooler size and power connectors still depend on the exact card. If you are unsure which version you own, use our guide to identifying your graphics card.
What does benchmark FPS at 1080p tell me?
Benchmark FPS helps compare relative GPU performance under one 1080p workload. It is not a prediction of your frame rate in a particular game: the game, graphics settings, processor, ray tracing and upscaling can all change in-game FPS. The displayed values are the averages supplied by GPUsed for this benchmark. They compare this workload rather than predict performance in a particular game.
How is the percentage difference calculated?
GPU Y is the reference. The tool divides GPU X's FPS by GPU Y's FPS and subtracts one. A positive percentage means GPU X is faster in this benchmark; a negative percentage means it is slower; 0% means they are level. The benchmark score is each GPU's FPS divided by the highest FPS in this dataset, multiplied by 100. Percentages use the original FPS values, not rounded scores.
Why are some GPU variants absent?
Only variants with an FPS value in GPUsed's supplied benchmark sheet appear in this selector. A model without a supplied result is left out, including variants that share a GPU chip but use different memory or firmware.
Is the faster GPU always the better upgrade?
Not necessarily. Compare the performance difference with the price of the exact card, the games and settings you use, VRAM, features and power draw. Check case clearance and PSU connections before buying a particular board. For more buying context, read our guide to used GPUs for 1080p, browse graphics cards in stock or ask GPUsed about an upgrade.