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Comparison Between NVIDIA GeForce and Tesla GPUs

This resource was prepared by Microway from data provided by NVIDIA and trusted media sources. All NVIDIA GPUs support general-purpose computation (GPGPU), but not all GPUs offer the same performance or support the same features. The consumer line of GeForce GPUs (GTX Titan, in particular) may be attractive to those running GPU-accelerated applications. However, it’s wise to keep in mind the differences between the products. There are many features only available on the professional Tesla and Quadro GPUs.

FP64 64-bit (Double Precision) Floating Point Calculations

Many applications require higher-accuracy mathematical calculations. In these applications, data is represented by values that are twice as large (using 64 binary bits instead of 32 bits). These larger values are called double-precision (64-bit). Less accurate values are called single-precision (32-bit). Although almost all NVIDIA GPU products support both single- and double-precision calculations, the performance for double-precision values is significantly lower on most consumer-level GeForce GPUs. Here is a comparison of the double-precision floating-point calculation performance between GeForce and Tesla/Quadro GPUs:

NVIDIA GPU Model	Double-precision (64-bit) Floating Point Performance
GeForce GTX Titan X Maxwell	up to 0.206 TFLOPS
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti	up to 0.355 TFLOPS
GeForce Titan Xp	up to 0.380 TFLOPS
GeForce Titan V	up to 6.875 TFLOPS
GeForce RTX 2080 Ti	estimated ~0.44 TFLOPS
Titan RTX	estimated ~0.51 TFLOPS
Tesla K80	1.87+ TFLOPS
Tesla P100*	4.7 ~ 5.3 TFLOPS
Quadro GP100	5.2 TFLOPS
Tesla V100*	7 ~ 7.8 TFLOPS
Quadro GV100	7. 4 TFLOPS
Quadro RTX 6000 and 8000	~ 0.5 TFLOPS
Tesla T4	estimated ~0.25 TFLOPS
NVIDIA A100	9.7 TFLOPS 19.5 TFLOPS FP64 Tensor Core Operations

* Exact value depends upon PCI-Express or SXM2 SKU

FP16 16-bit (Half Precision) Floating Point Calculations

Some applications do not require as high an accuracy (e.g., neural network training/inference and certain HPC uses). Support for half-precision FP16 operations was introduced in the “Pascal” generation of GPUs. This was previously the standard for Deep Learning/AI computation; however, Deep Learning workloads have moved on to more complex operations (see TensorCores below). Although all NVIDIA “Pascal” and later GPU generations support FP16, performance is significantly lower on many gaming-focused GPUs. Here is a comparison of the half-precision floating-point calculation performance between GeForce and Tesla/Quadro GPUs:

NVIDIA GPU Model	Half-precision (16-bit) Floating Point Performance
GeForce GTX Titan X Maxwell	N/A
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti	less than 0. 177 TFLOPS
GeForce Titan Xp	less than 0.190 TFLOPS
GeForce Titan V	~27.5 TFLOPS
GeForce RTX 2080 Ti	28.5 TFLOPS
Titan RTX	up to 32.6 TFLOPS**
Tesla K80	N/A
Tesla P100*	18.7 ~ 21.2 TFLOPS*
Quadro GP100	20.7 TFLOPS
Tesla V100*	28 ~31.4 TFLOPS*
Quadro GV100	29.6 TFLOPS
Quadro RTX 6000 and 8000	32.6 TFLOPS
Tesla T4	16.2 TFLOPS
NVIDIA A100	78 TFLOPS

* Exact value depends upon PCI-Express or SXM2 SKU

** Value is estimated and calculated based upon theoretical FLOPS (clock speeds x cores)

TensorFLOPS and Deep Learning Performance

A new, specialized Tensor Core unit was introduced with “Volta” generation GPUs. It combines a multiply of two FP16 units (into a full precision product) with a FP32 accumulate operation—the exact operations used in Deep Learning Training computation. NVIDIA is now measuring GPUs with Tensor Cores by a new deep learning performance metric: a new unit called TensorTFLOPS.

Tensor Cores are only available on “Volta” GPUs or newer. For reference, we are providing the maximum known deep learning performance at any precision if there is no TensorFLOPS value. We consider it very poor scientific methodology to compare performance between varied precisions; however, we also recognize a desire to see at least an order of magnitude performance comparison between the Deep Learning performance of diverse generations of GPUs.

NVIDIA GPU Model	TensorFLOPS (or max DL Performance)
GeForce GTX Titan X Maxwell	N/A TensorTFLOPS ~6.1 TFLOPS FP32
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti	N/A TensorTFLOPS ~11. 3 TFLOPS FP32
GeForce Titan Xp	N/A TensorTFLOPS ~12.1 TFLOPS FP32
GeForce Titan V	110 TensorTFLOPS
GeForce RTX 2080 Ti	56.9 TensorTFLOPS 455.4 TOPS INT4 for Inference
Titan RTX	130 TensorTFLOPS 520 TOPS INT4 for Inference
Tesla K80	N/A TensorTFLOPS 5.6 TFLOPS FP32
Tesla P100*	N/A TensorTFLOPS 18.7 ~ 21.2 TFLOPS FP16
Quadro GP100	N/A TensorTFLOPS 20.7 TFLOPS FP16
Tesla V100*	112 ~ 125 TensorTFLOPS
Quadro GV100	118.5 TensorTFLOPS
Quadro RTX 6000 and 8000	130.5 TensorTFLOPS 522 TOPS INT4 for Inference
Tesla T4	65 TensorTFLOPS 260 TOPS INT4 for Inference
NVIDIA A100	312 FP16 TensorTFLOPS 1248 TOPS INT4 for Inference

* Exact value depends upon PCI-Express or SXM2 SKU

Error Detection and Correction

On a GPU running a computer game, one memory error typically causes no issues (e. g., one pixel color might be incorrect for one frame). The user is very unlikely to even be aware of the issue. However, technical computing applications rely on the accuracy of the data returned by the GPU. For some applications, a single error can cause the simulation to be grossly and obviously incorrect. For others, a single-bit error may not be so easy to detect (returning incorrect results which appear reasonable). Titan GPUs do not include error correction or error detection capabilities. Neither the GPU nor the system can alert the user to errors should they occur. It is up to the user to detect errors (whether they cause application crashes, obviously incorrect data, or subtly incorrect data). Such issues are not uncommon – our technicians regularly encounter memory errors on consumer gaming GPUs. NVIDIA Tesla GPUs are able to correct single-bit errors and detect & alert on double-bit errors. On the latest NVIDIA A100, Tesla V100, Tesla T4, Tesla P100, and Quadro GV100/GP100 GPUs, ECC support is included in the main HBM2 memory, as well as in register files, shared memories, L1 cache and L2 cache.

Warranty and End-User License Agreement

NVIDIA’s warranty on GeForce GPU products explicitly states that the GeForce products are not designed for installation in servers. Running GeForce GPUs in a server system will void the GPU’s warranty and is at a user’s own risk. From NVIDIA’s manufacturer warranty website:

Warranted Product is intended for consumer end user purposes only, and is not intended for datacenter use and/or GPU cluster commercial deployments (“Enterprise Use”). Any use of Warranted Product for Enterprise Use shall void this warranty.

The license agreement included with the driver software for NVIDIA’s GeForce products states, in part:

No Datacenter Deployment. The SOFTWARE is not licensed for datacenter deployment, except that blockchain processing in a datacenter is permitted.

GPU Memory Performance

Computationally-intensive applications require high-performance compute units, but fast access to data is also critical. For many HPC applications, an increase in compute performance does not help unless memory performance is also improved. For this reason, the Tesla GPUs provide better real-world performance than the GeForce GPUs:

NVIDIA GPU Model	GPU Memory Bandwidth
GeForce GTX Titan X Maxwell	336 GB/s
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti	484 GB/s
GeForce Titan Xp	548 GB/s
GeForce Titan V	653 GB/s
GeForce RTX 2080 Ti	616 GB/s
Titan RTX	672 GB/s
Tesla K80	480 GB/s
Tesla P40	346 GB/s
Tesla P100 12GB	549 GB/s
Tesla P100 16GB	732 GB/s
Quadro GP100	717 GB/s
Tesla V100 16GB/32GB	900 GB/s
Quadro GV100	870 GB/s
Quadro RTX 6000 and 8000	624 GB/s
Tesla T4	320 GB/s
NVIDIA A100	1,555 GB/s for 40GB 2,039 GB/s for 80GB

 

GPU Memory Quantity

In general, the more memory a system has the faster it will run. For some HPC applications, it’s not even possible to perform a single run unless there is sufficient memory. For others, the quality and fidelity of the results will be degraded unless sufficient memory is available. Tesla GPUs offer as much as twice the memory of GeForce GPUs:

NVIDIA GPU Model	GPU Memory Quantity
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti	11GB
GeForce Titan Xp	12GB
GeForce GTX Titan V	12GB
GeForce RTX 2080 Ti	11GB
Titan RTX	24GB
Tesla K80	24GB
Tesla P40	24GB
Tesla P100	12GB or 16GB*
Quadro GP100	16GB*
Tesla V100	16GB or 32GB*
Quadro GV100	32GB*
Quadro RTX 6000	24GB*
Quadro RTX 8000	48GB*
Tesla T4	16GB*
NVIDIA A100	40 or 80GB*

* note that Tesla/Quadro Unified Memory allows GPUs to share each other’s memory to load even larger datasets

PCI-E vs NVLink – Device-to-Host and Device-to-Device Throughput

One of the largest potential bottlenecks is in waiting for data to be transferred to the GPU. Additional bottlenecks are present when multiple GPUs operate in parallel. Faster data transfers directly result in faster application performance. The GeForce GPUs connect via PCI-Express, which has a theoretical peak throughput of 16GB/s. NVIDIA Tesla/Quadro GPUs with NVLink are able to leverage much faster connectivity. The NVLink in NVIDIA’s “Pascal” generation allows each GPU to communicate at up to 80GB/s (160GB/s bidirectional). The NVLink 2.0 in NVIDIA’s “Volta” generation allows each GPU to communicate at up to 150GB/s (300GB/s bidirectional). 3rd Generation NVLink in NVIDIA’s “Ampere” generation allows each GPU to communicate at up to 300GB/s (600GB/s bidirectional). NVLink connections are supported between GPUs, between GPUs and NVIDIA NVSwitches, and also between the CPUs and the GPUs on supported OpenPOWER platforms.

Application Software Support

While some software programs are able to operate on any GPU which supports CUDA, others are designed and optimized for the professional GPU series. Most professional software packages only officially support the NVIDIA Tesla and Quadro GPUs. Using a GeForce GPU may be possible, but will not be supported by the software vendor. In other cases, the applications will not function at all when launched on a GeForce GPU (for example, the software products from Schrödinger, LLC).

Operating System Support

Although NVIDIA’s GPU drivers are quite flexible, there are no GeForce drivers available for Windows Server operating systems. GeForce GPUs are only supported on Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10. Groups that use Windows Server should look to NVIDIA’s professional Tesla and Quadro GPU products. The Linux drivers, on the other hand, support all NVIDIA GPUs.

Product Life Cycle

Due to the nature of the consumer GPU market, GeForce products have a relatively short lifecycle (commonly no more than a year between product release and end of production). Projects which require a longer product lifetime (such as those which might require replacement parts 3+ years after purchase) should use a professional GPU. NVIDIA’s professional Tesla and Quadro GPU products have an extended lifecycle and long-term support from the manufacturer (including notices of product End of Life and opportunities for last buys before production is halted). Furthermore, the professional GPUs undergo a more thorough testing and validation process during production.

Power Efficiency

GeForce GPUs are intended for consumer gaming usage, and are not usually designed for power efficiency. In contrast, the Tesla GPUs are designed for large-scale deployment where power efficiency is important. This makes the Tesla GPUs a better choice for larger installations. For example, the GeForce GTX Titan X is popular for desktop deep learning workloads. In server deployments, the Tesla P40 GPU provides matching performance and double the memory capacity. However, when put side-by-side the Tesla consumes less power and generates less heat.

DMA Engines

The Direct Memory Access (DMA) Engine of a GPU allows for speedy data transfers between the system memory and the GPU memory. Because such transfers are part of any real-world application, the performance is vital to GPU-acceleration. Slow transfers cause the GPU cores to sit idle until the data arrives in GPU memory. Likewise, slow returns cause the CPU to wait until the GPU has finished returning results.

GeForce products feature a single DMA Engine* which is able to transfer data in one direction at a time. If data is being uploaded to the GPU, any results computed by the GPU cannot be returned until the upload is complete. Likewise, results being returned from the GPU will block any new data which needs to be uploaded to the GPU. The Tesla GPU products feature dual DMA Engines to alleviate this bottleneck. Data may be transferred into the GPU and out of the GPU simultaneously.

* one GeForce GPU model, the GeForce GTX Titan X, features dual DMA engines

GPU Direct RDMA

NVIDIA’s GPU-Direct technology allows for greatly improved data transfer speeds between GPUs. Various capabilities fall under the GPU-Direct umbrella, but the RDMA capability promises the largest performance gain. Traditionally, sending data between the GPUs of a cluster required 3 memory copies (once to the GPU’s system memory, once to the CPU’s system memory and once to the InfiniBand driver’s memory). GPU Direct RDMA removes the system memory copies, allowing the GPU to send data directly through InfiniBand to a remote system. In practice, this has resulted in up to 67% reductions in latency and 430% increases in bandwidth for small MPI message sizes [1]. In CUDA version 8.0, NVIDIA has introduced GPU Direct RDMA ASYNC, which allows the GPU to initiate RDMA transfers without any interaction with the CPU.

GeForce GPUs do not support GPU-Direct RDMA. Although the MPI calls will still return successfully, the transfers will be performed through the standard memory-copy paths. The only form of GPU-Direct which is supported on the GeForce cards is GPU Direct Peer-to-Peer (P2P). This allows for fast transfers within a single computer, but does nothing for applications which run across multiple servers/compute nodes. Tesla GPUs have full support for GPU Direct RDMA and the various other GPU Direct capabilities. They are the primary target for these capabilities and thus have the most testing and use in the field.

Hyper-Q

Hyper-Q Proxy for MPI and CUDA Streams allows multiple CPU threads or processes to launch work on a single GPU. This is particularly important for existing parallel applications written with MPI, as these codes have been designed to take advantage of multiple CPU cores. Allowing the GPU to accept work from each of the MPI threads running on a system can offer a potentially significant performance boost. It can also reduce the amount of source code re-architecting required to add GPU acceleration to an existing application. However, the only form of Hyper-Q which is supported on the GeForce GPUs is Hyper-Q for CUDA Streams.  This allows the GeForce to efficiently accept and run parallel calculations from separate CPU cores, but applications running across multiple computers will be unable to efficiently launch work on the GPU.

GPU Health Monitoring and Management Capabilities

Many health monitoring and GPU management capabilities (which are vital for maintaining multiple GPU systems) are only supported on the professional Tesla GPUs. Health features which are not supported on the GeForce GPUs include:

• NVML/nvidia-smi for monitoring and managing the state and capabilities of each GPU. This enables GPU support from a number of 3rd party applications and tools such as Ganglia. Perl and Python bindings are also available.
• OOB (out of band monitoring via IPMI) allows the system to monitor GPU health, adjust fan speeds to appropriately cool the devices and send alerts when an issue is seen
• InfoROM (persistent configuration and state data) provides the system with additional data about each GPU
• NVHealthmon utility provides cluster administrators with a ready-to-use GPU health status tool
• TCC allows GPUs to be specifically set to display-only or compute-only modes
• ECC (memory error detection & correction)

Cluster tools rely upon the capabilities provided by NVIDIA NVML. Roughly 60% of the capabilities are not available on GeForce – this table offers a more detailed comparison of the NVML features supported in Tesla and GeForce GPUs:

Feature	Tesla	Geforce
Product Name	yes	yes
Show GPU Count	yes	yes
PCI-Express Generation (e.g., 2.0 vs 3.0)	yes	–
PCI-Express Link Width (e.g., x4, x8, x16)	yes	–
Current Fan Speed	yes	yes
Current Temperature	yes	yes*
Current Performance State	yes	–
Clock Throttle Status	yes	–
Current GPU Usage (percentage)	yes	–
Current Memory Usage (percentage)	yes	yes
GPU Boost Capability	yes	yes^
ECC Error Detection/Correction Support	yes	–
List Retired Pages	yes	–
Current Power Draw	yes	–
Set Power Draw Limit	yes	–
Current GPU Clock Speed	yes	–
Current Memory Clock Speed	yes	–
Show Available Clock Speeds	yes	–
Show Available Memory Speeds	yes	–
Set GPU Boost Speed (core clock and memory clock)	yes	–
Show Current Compute Processes	yes	–
Card Serial Number	yes	–
InfoROM image and objects	yes	–
Accounting Capability (resource usage per process)	yes	–
PCI-Express IDs	yes	yes
NVIDIA Driver Version	yes	yes
NVIDIA VBIOS Version	yes	yes

* Temperature reading is not available to the system platform, which means fan speeds cannot be adjusted. GPU Boost is disabled during double precision calculations. Additionally, GeForce clock speeds will be automatically reduced in certain scenarios.

GPU Boost

All of the latest NVIDIA GPU products support GPU Boost, but their implementations vary depending upon the intended usage scenario. GeForce cards are built for interactive desktop usage and gaming. Tesla GPUs are built for intensive, constant number crunching with stability and reliability placed at a premium. Given the differences between these two use cases, GPU Boost functions differently on Tesla than on GeForce.

How GPU Boost Works on GeForce

In Geforce’s case, the graphics card automatically determines clock speed and voltage based on the temperature of the GPU. Temperature is the appropriate independent variable as heat generation affects fan speed. For less graphically-intense games or for general desktop usage, the end user can enjoy a quieter computing experience. When playing games that require serious GPU compute, however, GPU Boost automatically cranks up the voltage and clock speeds (in addition to generating more noise).

How GPU Boost Works on Tesla

Tesla’s GPU boost level, on the other hand, can also be determined by voltage and temperature, but needn’t always operate this way.

If preferred, boost may be specified by the system administrator or computational user – the desired clock speed may be set to a specific frequency. Rather than floating the clock speed at various levels, the desired clock speed may be statically maintained unless the power consumption threshold (TDP) is reached. This is an important consideration because accelerators in an HPC environment often need to be in sync with one other. The optional deterministic aspect of Tesla’s GPU boost allows system administrators to determine optimal clock speeds and lock them in across all GPUs.

For applications that require additional performance and determinism, the most recent Tesla GPUs can be set for Auto Boost within synchronous boost groups. With Auto Boost with Groups enabled, each group of GPUs will increase clock speeds when headroom allows. The group will keep clocks in sync with each other to ensure matching performance across the group. Groups may be set in NVIDIA DCGM tools

1. Support for GPUs with GPUDirect RDMA in MVAPICh3 by D.K. Panda (The Ohio State University)

GPU Database | TechPowerUp

Below you will find a reference list of most graphics cards released in recent years.

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• DirectX
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• IGP
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• Graphics Processor
  All16899-0 (3)18800-1 (2)28800-5 (1)28800-6 (1)AD102 (4)AD103 (1)AD104 (4)AD106 (1)Aldebaran (3)Alder Lake GT1 (7)Almador (2)Alviso (1)Amber Lake GT2 (3)Amethyst (10)Antigua (3)Antilles (2)Apollo Lake GT1 (1)Apollo Lake GT1. 5 (1)Arctic Sound (2)Arcturus (1)Auburn (3)Avenger (8)Baffin (19)Banded Kestrel (2)Banks (3)Banshee (2)Barts (6)Bay Trail GT1 (1)Bearlake (4)Beema (6)Blackcomb (5)Bonaire (7)Braswell GT1 (3)Broadwater (6)Broadway (7)Broadwell GT1 (1)Broadwell GT2 (4)Broadwell GT3 (2)Broadwell GT3e (3)Brookdale (1)C51 (6)C61 (5)C67 (3)C68 (5)C73 (5)C77 (2)C78 (5)C79 (14)C7A (1)C7A-ION (1)C89 (2)CW16800-A (2)CW16800-B (1)Caicos (19)Calao (2)Calistoga (1)Cantiga (1)Cape Verde (17)Capilano (4)Capsaicin (2)Cayman (6)Cedar (17)Cedarview (2)Cezanne (6)Chelsea (4)Cloverview (1)Coffee Lake GT1 (2)Coffee Lake GT2 (5)Coffee Lake GT3e (2)Comet Lake GT1 (2)Comet Lake GT2 (5)Condor (6)Crestline (1)Crush21 (2)Crush27 (1)Curacao (4)Cypress (14)DG1 (4)DG2-128 (8)DG2-512 (8)Devastator (10)Devastator Lite (6)Durango (1)Durango 2 (1)EE+GS-65nm (1)EE+GS-90nm (1)ES1000 (1)Eaglelake (2)Eclipse (4)Ellesmere (21)Emerald (2)Exo (5)Fenghuang (1)Fiji (5)Flipper (1)G70 (12)G71 (25)G72 (18)G73 (17)G80 (14)G84 (18)G86 (15)G92 (29)G92B (7)G94 (15)G94B (4)G96 (7)G96B (1)G96C (21)G98 (18)GA100 (10)GA102 (14)GA103S (4)GA104 (20)GA106 (9)GA107 (10)GA107S (4)GF100 (22)GF104 (9)GF106 (14)GF108 (35)GF110 (16)GF114 (14)GF116 (10)GF117 (19)GF119 (27)Gh200 (2)GK104 (51)GK106 (15)GK107 (48)GK110 (8)GK110B (13)GK180 (1)GK208 (19)GK208B (8)GK20A (1)GK210 (1)GM107 (30)GM108 (21)GM200 (6)GM204 (26)GM206 (10)GM20B (4)GP100 (5)GP102 (9)GP104 (28)GP106 (14)GP107 (21)GP108 (11)GP108B (1)GP10B (1)GS-180nm (1)GS-250nm (1)GT200 (3)GT200B (20)GT215 (12)GT216 (17)GT218 (28)GTE (1)GTE-2 (1)GV100 (15)GV10B (2)Gemini Lake GT1 (1)Gemini Lake GT1. 5 (1)Grantsdale (1)Granville (3)Grenada (3)Hainan (2)Haswell GT1 (2)Haswell GT2 (7)Haswell GT3 (2)Haswell GT3e (2)Hawaii (8)Heathrow (3)Hemlock (2)Hollywood (1)IBM (1)ION (4)Ice Lake GT1 (2)Ice Lake GT2 (1)Ironlake (2)Ivy Bridge GT1 (2)Ivy Bridge GT2 (3)Jasper Lake GT1 (3)Jet (22)Juniper (10)Kaby Lake GT1 (2)Kaby Lake GT2 (6)Kaby Lake GT3e (2)Kal-El (1)Kalindi (13)Knights Corner (6)Knights Ferry (1)Kryptos (1)Lakefield GT1 (1)Lakefield GT2 (1)Lakeport (3)Latte (1)Lexa (17)Lexington (1)Lincroft (1)Litho (3)Liverpool (1)Liverpool 16nm (1)Lockhart (1)Loveland (10)Lucienne (1)M1 (1)M10 (6)M11 (2)M12 (1)M18 (1)M22 (2)M24 (3)M26 (3)M28 (2)M3 (2)M4 (2)M52 (1)M54 (1)M56 (3)M58 (2)M6 (4)M62 (2)M64 (3)M66 (3)M68 (1)M7 (4)M71 (2)M72 (1)M74 (2)M76 (5)M82 (4)M86 (4)M88 (4)M9 (5)M9+ (1)M92 (9)M93 (2)M96 (8)M97 (3)M98 (5)MP-A4 (4)Mach42 (7)Mach64 (9)Mach64 GT (1)Mach64 GT-B (2)Mach64 LT (2)Mach8 (3)Madison (6)Malta (2)Mars (15)Meso (14)Montara (2)Montevina (1)NV1 (2)NV10 (3)NV11 (4)NV11B (12)NV15 (6)NV17 (18)NV18 (9)NV18C (5)NV19 (1)NV20 (4)NV25 (7)NV28 (8)NV2A (1)NV3 (3)NV30 (4)NV31 (7)NV34 (14)NV34B (10)NV35 (8)NV36 (8)NV37 (3)NV38 (3)NV39 (1)NV4 (1)NV40 (10)NV41 (10)NV42 (1)NV43 (20)NV44 (14)NV44B (2)NV45 (7)NV48 (3)NV5B (6)Navi 10 (11)Navi 12 (2)Navi 14 (13)Navi 21 (10)Navi 22 (6)Navi 23 (11)Navi 24 (5)Navi 31 (1)Navi 32 (1)Navi 33 (1)Neo (1)Neptune (2)New Zealand (1)Oberon (1)Oberon Plus (1)Oland (19)Onega (2)Opal (10)PX-A1 (1)Parhelia-512 (11)Parhelia-LX (2)Park (5)Picasso (15)Pineview (2)Pinewood (3)Pitcairn (15)Polaris 20 (14)Polaris 21 (12)Polaris 22 (3)Polaris 23 (7)Polaris 24 (4)Polaris 30 (1)Polaris 31 (1)Portola (2)Poulsbo (1)R100 (4)R200 (9)R250 (1)R300 (12)R350 (7)R360 (7)R420 (11)R423 (9)R430 (6)R480 (8)R481 (5)R520 (9)R580 (7)R580+ (5)R600 (7)R680 (1)R700 (2)RC1000 (3)RC300 (1)RC410 (4)RE+SE-65nm (1)RE+SE-90nm (1)RS100 (2)RS200 (5)RS250 (1)RS300 (2)RS350 (2)RS400 (1)RS480 (3)RS482 (2)RS485 (1)RS600 (2)RS690 (7)RS740 (1)RS780 (7)RS880 (8)RSX-28nm (1)RSX-40nm (1)RSX-65nm (1)RSX-90nm (1)RV100 (4)RV200 (5)RV250 (5)RV280 (11)RV350 (12)RV360 (3)RV370 (13)RV380 (5)RV410 (12)RV505 (2)RV515 (10)RV516 (9)RV530 (11)RV535 (3)RV560 (5)RV570 (5)RV610 (8)RV620 (14)RV630 (10)RV635 (8)RV670 (14)RV710 (8)RV730 (14)RV740 (2)RV770 (14)RV790 (2)Rage 2 (2)Rage 3 (4)Rage 3 Turbo (2)Rage 4 (12)Rage 4 PRO (2)Rage 6 (10)Rage Mobility (3)Rampage (3)Raven (18)Redwood (17)Rembrandt (2)Renoir (5)Robson (6)Rocket Lake GT1 (4)SGX543 MP4+ (1)SST1 (1)SST2 (2)Sandy Bridge GT1 (2)Sandy Bridge GT2 (3)Sandy Bridge GT2+ (2)Saturn (8)Scarlett (1)Scorpio (1)Scrapper (8)Scrapper Lite (5)Seymour (10)Skylake GT1 (2)Skylake GT2 (5)Skylake GT3e (3)Skylake GT4e (3)Solano (1)Spectre (1)Spectre Lite (3)Spectre SL (3)Springdale (1)Stoney (4)Strato (4)Sumo (5)Sun (9)SuperSumo (4)TU102 (12)TU104 (17)TU104B (1)TU106 (13)TU106B (4)TU116 (9)TU117 (26)TU117B (1)Tahiti (25)Tegra 2 (1)Thames (12)Tiger Lake GT1 (1)Tiger Lake GT2 (3)Tobago (5)Tonga (5)Topaz (11)Toucan (3)Trinidad (4)Tropo (9)Turks (18)Twister (1)VSA-100 (9)VSA-101 (5)Van Gogh (1)Vega 10 (19)Vega 12 (2)Vega 20 (6)Venus (11)Vesuvius (1)Wani (4)Wayne (2)Weston (1)Whiskey Lake GT2 (1)Whistler (17)Whitney (1)Wimbledon (2)XG40 (6)XG41 (6)XG42 (2)XG45 (1)XG47 (1)Xenos Corona (1)Xenos Falcon (1)Xenos Jasper (1)Xenos Vejle (1)Xenos Xenon (1)
• Shaders
  All0 (824)8 (23)16 (79)24 (3)32 (42)40 (44)48 (66)64 (14)72 (3)80 (63)96 (84)112 (10)120 (27)128 (57)144 (17)160 (41)184 (2)192 (96)216 (2)240 (22)256 (29)288 (6)320 (111)336 (10)352 (6)384 (206)400 (31)448 (18)480 (47)512 (79)576 (7)640 (80)704 (7)720 (3)768 (57)800 (36)896 (36)912 (1)960 (15)976 (3)1024 (52)1120 (4)1152 (14)1280 (45)1344 (12)1408 (12)1440 (6)1536 (43)1600 (9)1664 (3)1792 (38)1920 (12)2048 (58)2176 (2)2304 (47)2432 (1)2496 (4)2560 (36)2688 (3)2816 (8)2880 (12)2944 (3)3072 (15)3200 (3)3328 (3)3584 (21)3840 (14)4096 (28)4352 (1)4480 (1)4608 (12)4864 (2)5120 (22)5888 (6)6144 (8)6400 (1)6656 (1)6912 (6)7168 (2)7296 (1)7424 (3)7680 (4)8192 (3)8448 (1)8704 (1)8960 (1)9216 (2)9728 (1)10240 (3)10496 (1)10752 (3)12288 (1)13312 (1)14080 (2)16384 (1)18176 (2)
• TMUs
  All0 (29)1 (57)2 (107)3 (14)4 (369)5 (2)6 (21)8 (415)10 (6)12 (98)16 (270)18 (2)20 (94)23 (2)24 (255)28 (4)32 (208)36 (4)40 (109)44 (13)48 (89)56 (71)60 (4)64 (104)72 (19)80 (79)88 (12)96 (26)104 (5)112 (52)120 (15)128 (78)136 (2)144 (41)152 (3)160 (33)176 (8)184 (9)192 (27)200 (4)208 (5)224 (23)232 (3)240 (26)256 (28)272 (2)280 (2)288 (14)304 (1)320 (22)328 (1)336 (3)416 (1)432 (6)440 (1)456 (1)480 (1)512 (2)528 (1)568 (2)768 (1)832 (1)880 (1)
• ROPs
  All0 (13)1 (149)2 (218)3 (33)4 (663)5 (2)6 (13)8 (536)9 (3)12 (50)16 (473)20 (6)24 (53)28 (8)32 (314)40 (17)48 (83)56 (1)64 (152)80 (14)88 (2)96 (58)112 (8)120 (1)128 (26)144 (1)160 (4)192 (6)256 (1)
• Memory Type
  AllSDR (95)DDR (336)DDR2 (164)DDR3 (313)DDR4 (6)GDDR2 (3)GDDR3 (471)GDDR4 (13)GDDR5 (724)GDDR5X (18)GDDR6 (205)GDDR6X (17)HBM (7)HBM2 (56)HBM2e (14)Legacy (38)System Shared (414)HBM3 (1)LPDDR5 (1)CDRAM (1)SGRAM (1)eDRAM (6)LPDDR4X (4)
• Memory Size
  AllSystem Shared (414)1 MB (14)2 MB (16)4 MB (13)8 MB (21)12 MB (2)16 MB (33)32 KB (1)32 MB (77)64 MB (114)64 KB (2)128 MB (204)256 KB (5)256 MB (267)320 MB (1)384 MB (2)512 KB (1)512 MB (271)640 MB (2)768 MB (8)896 MB (7)1024 MB (389)1280 MB (8)1536 MB (29)1792 MB (3)2 GB (338)2. 5 GB (2)3 GB (42)3.75 GB (1)4 GB (221)5 GB (7)6 GB (64)8 GB (159)10 GB (9)11 GB (2)12 GB (36)16 GB (65)20 GB (3)24 GB (19)32 GB (19)40 GB (2)48 GB (8)64 GB (1)80 GB (4)128 GB (2)
• Memory Bus Width
  All32 bit (25)64 bit (591)96 bit (7)128 bit (932)160 bit (6)192 bit (90)256 bit (574)320 bit (24)352 bit (2)384 bit (119)448 bit (8)512 bit (34)1024 bit (5)2048 bit (21)2560 bit (4)3072 bit (5)4096 bit (37)5120 bit (6)6144 bit (2)8192 bit (2)System Shared (414)
• Bus Interface
  AllAGP 2x (36)AGP 4x (145)AGP 8x (207)AGP Pro 8x (8)FSB (30)IGP (194)MXM (4)MXM-A (3.0) (68)MXM-B (3.0) (98)MXM-HE (10)MXM-I (4)MXM-II (39)MXM-III (7)MXM-IV (1)PCI (150)PCI-X (8)PCIe 1.0 x1 (2)PCIe 1.0 x16 (336)PCIe 2.0 x1 (10)PCIe 2.0 x16 (563)PCIe 2.0 x8 (11)PCIe 3.0 x16 (498)PCIe 3.0 x4 (18)PCIe 3.0 x8 (173)PCIe 4.0 x16 (114)PCIe 4.0 x4 (9)PCIe 4.0 x8 (49)PCIe 5.0 x16 (5)QPI (2)Ring Bus (109)
• Slots
  AllSingle-slot (965)Dual-slot (576)Triple-slot (15)Quad-slot (8)MXM Module (313)IGP (623)N/A (408)
• Power Connectors
  All1x 12-pin (17)1x 16-pin (6)1x 6-pin (223)1x 6-pin + 1x 8-pin (108)1x 8-pin (78)1x Molex (70)2x 16-pin (1)2x 6-pin (83)2x 8-pin (56)2x Molex (7)3x 8-pin (4)4x 8-pin (2)8-pin EPS (13)Floppy (8)N/A (1122)None (1110)
• TDP
  All2 W (6)4 W (8)5 W (6)6 W (6)7 W (11)8 W (3)9 W (6)10 W (28)11 W (11)12 W (20)13 W (27)14 W (22)15 W (178)16 W (3)17 W (7)18 W (22)19 W (23)20 W (57)21 W (4)22 W (3)23 W (41)24 W (8)25 W (62)26 W (10)27 W (14)28 W (16)29 W (15)30 W (47)31 W (14)32 W (12)33 W (41)34 W (1)35 W (94)36 W (5)37 W (6)38 W (7)39 W (16)40 W (35)41 W (4)42 W (3)43 W (3)44 W (8)45 W (64)46 W (2)47 W (10)48 W (7)49 W (16)50 W (103)51 W (2)53 W (1)54 W (3)55 W (26)56 W (1)57 W (4)58 W (4)59 W (5)60 W (27)62 W (2)63 W (2)64 W (6)65 W (67)66 W (4)67 W (3)68 W (2)69 W (5)70 W (8)73 W (1)74 W (3)75 W (114)76 W (3)78 W (1)79 W (2)80 W (30)81 W (2)83 W (3)84 W (3)85 W (15)86 W (5)89 W (2)90 W (9)91 W (1)92 W (1)94 W (1)95 W (11)96 W (3)97 W (1)100 W (62)101 W (1)102 W (1)104 W (1)105 W (6)106 W (8)107 W (1)108 W (6)109 W (1)110 W (16)111 W (1)113 W (2)115 W (15)116 W (2)118 W (1)120 W (23)122 W (7)125 W (11)127 W (2)130 W (26)132 W (1)133 W (1)134 W (2)135 W (3)138 W (1)140 W (9)141 W (2)142 W (3)143 W (2)145 W (3)148 W (2)150 W (67)151 W (6)152 W (1)154 W (1)155 W (1)159 W (1)160 W (10)165 W (7)170 W (10)171 W (5)172 W (1)175 W (15)176 W (1)180 W (10)182 W (4)184 W (1)185 W (8)186 W (1)188 W (4)189 W (1)190 W (5)195 W (2)197 W (1)200 W (18)203 W (1)204 W (4)205 W (2)208 W (1)210 W (4)215 W (6)219 W (4)220 W (2)225 W (42)226 W (1)228 W (2)230 W (10)231 W (1)235 W (4)236 W (1)238 W (2)239 W (1)240 W (1)244 W (2)245 W (7)247 W (1)250 W (67)254 W (1)260 W (9)265 W (1)274 W (3)275 W (7)280 W (1)285 W (2)286 W (1)289 W (1)290 W (3)294 W (1)295 W (3)300 W (32)302 W (1)320 W (4)330 W (1)335 W (1)345 W (1)350 W (7)365 W (2)375 W (11)400 W (7)450 W (2)475 W (2)500 W (6)520 W (1)580 W (2)600 W (2)640 W (4)700 W (1)800 W (4)900 W (1)unknown (716)
• Recommended Resolution
  AllN/A (227)Below 480p (791)480p (1890)720p (1352)768p (1207)900p (832)1080p — Full HD (334)1440p — WQHD (149)2160p — 4K (88)
• Production Status
  AllActive (476)End-of-life (2412)Unknown (2)Unreleased (18)

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GeForce RTX 4090	AD102	Oct 12th, 2022	PCIe 4. 0 x16	24 GB, GDDR6X, 384 bit	2235 MHz	1325 MHz	16384 / 512 / 192
GeForce RTX 4090 Ti	AD102	2023	PCIe 4.0 x16	48 GB, GDDR6X, 384 bit	2355 MHz	1500 MHz	18176 / 568 / 192
GeForce RTX 4080 16 GB	AD103	2022	PCIe 4.0 x16	16 GB, GDDR6X, 256 bit	2205 MHz	1437 MHz	9728 / 304 / 112
GeForce RTX 3080	GA102	Sep 1st, 2020	PCIe 4.0 x16	10 GB, GDDR6X, 320 bit	1440 MHz	1188 MHz	8704 / 272 / 96
GeForce RTX 3060	GA106	Jan 12th, 2021	PCIe 4.0 x16	12 GB, GDDR6, 192 bit	1320 MHz	1875 MHz	3584 / 112 / 48
GeForce RTX 3070	GA104	Sep 1st, 2020	PCIe 4. 0 x16	8 GB, GDDR6, 256 bit	1500 MHz	1750 MHz	5888 / 184 / 96
GeForce RTX 3090 Ti	GA102	Jan 27th, 2022	PCIe 4.0 x16	24 GB, GDDR6X, 384 bit	1560 MHz	1313 MHz	10752 / 336 / 112
Arc A770	DG2-512	Oct 12th, 2022	PCIe 4.0 x16	8 GB, GDDR6, 256 bit	2100 MHz	2000 MHz	4096 / 256 / 128
GeForce RTX 3090	GA102	Sep 1st, 2020	PCIe 4.0 x16	24 GB, GDDR6X, 384 bit	1395 MHz	1219 MHz	10496 / 328 / 112
GeForce RTX 3060 Ti	GA104	Dec 1st, 2020	PCIe 4.0 x16	8 GB, GDDR6, 256 bit	1410 MHz	1750 MHz	4864 / 152 / 80
GeForce RTX 2060	TU106	Jan 7th, 2019	PCIe 3. 0 x16	6 GB, GDDR6, 192 bit	1365 MHz	1750 MHz	1920 / 120 / 48
Radeon RX 6600	Navi 23	Oct 13th, 2021	PCIe 4.0 x8	8 GB, GDDR6, 128 bit	1626 MHz	1750 MHz	1792 / 112 / 64
GeForce RTX 3080 Ti	GA102	May 31st, 2021	PCIe 4.0 x16	12 GB, GDDR6X, 384 bit	1365 MHz	1188 MHz	10240 / 320 / 112
Radeon RX 580	Polaris 20	Apr 18th, 2017	PCIe 3.0 x16	8 GB, GDDR5, 256 bit	1257 MHz	2000 MHz	2304 / 144 / 32
GeForce GTX 1080	GP104	May 27th, 2016	PCIe 3.0 x16	8 GB, GDDR5X, 256 bit	1607 MHz	1251 MHz	2560 / 160 / 64
GeForce RTX 3070 Ti	GA104	May 31st, 2021	PCIe 4. 0 x16	8 GB, GDDR6X, 256 bit	1575 MHz	1188 MHz	6144 / 192 / 96
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti	GP102	Mar 10th, 2017	PCIe 3.0 x16	11 GB, GDDR5X, 352 bit	1481 MHz	1376 MHz	3584 / 224 / 88
Radeon RX 6700 XT	Navi 22	Mar 3rd, 2021	PCIe 4.0 x16	12 GB, GDDR6, 192 bit	2321 MHz	2000 MHz	2560 / 160 / 64
GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER	TU116	Oct 29th, 2019	PCIe 3.0 x16	6 GB, GDDR6, 192 bit	1530 MHz	1750 MHz	1408 / 88 / 48
GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER	TU106	Jul 9th, 2019	PCIe 3.0 x16	8 GB, GDDR6, 256 bit	1470 MHz	1750 MHz	2176 / 136 / 64
GeForce GTX 1650	TU117	Apr 23rd, 2019	PCIe 3. 0 x16	4 GB, GDDR5, 128 bit	1485 MHz	2001 MHz	896 / 56 / 32
GeForce RTX 4060	AD104	2022	PCIe 4.0 x16	8 GB, GDDR6, 128 bit	2505 MHz	2250 MHz	5888 / 184 / 64
Radeon RX 6600 XT	Navi 23	Jul 30th, 2021	PCIe 4.0 x8	8 GB, GDDR6, 128 bit	1968 MHz	2000 MHz	2048 / 128 / 64
GeForce GTX 1060 6 GB	GP106	Jul 19th, 2016	PCIe 3.0 x16	6 GB, GDDR5, 192 bit	1506 MHz	2002 MHz	1280 / 80 / 48
GeForce RTX 3050 8 GB	GA106	Jan 4th, 2022	PCIe 4.0 x8	8 GB, GDDR6, 128 bit	1552 MHz	1750 MHz	2560 / 80 / 32
GeForce GTX 970	GM204	Sep 19th, 2014	PCIe 3. 0 x16	4 GB, GDDR5, 256 bit	1050 MHz	1753 MHz	1664 / 104 / 56
GeForce GTX 1050 Ti	GP107	Oct 25th, 2016	PCIe 3.0 x16	4 GB, GDDR5, 128 bit	1291 MHz	1752 MHz	768 / 48 / 32
Radeon RX 570	Polaris 20	Apr 18th, 2017	PCIe 3.0 x16	4 GB, GDDR5, 256 bit	1168 MHz	1750 MHz	2048 / 128 / 32
GeForce GTX 1070	GP104	Jun 10th, 2016	PCIe 3.0 x16	8 GB, GDDR5, 256 bit	1506 MHz	2002 MHz	1920 / 120 / 64
GeForce RTX 2080 Ti	TU102	Sep 20th, 2018	PCIe 3.0 x16	11 GB, GDDR6, 352 bit	1350 MHz	1750 MHz	4352 / 272 / 88
GeForce RTX 4070	AD104	2022	PCIe 4. 0 x16	12 GB, GDDR6X, 192 bit	2310 MHz	1325 MHz	7680 / 240 / 80
GeForce RTX 4080 12 GB	AD104	2022	PCIe 4.0 x16	12 GB, GDDR6X, 192 bit	2310 MHz	1312 MHz	7680 / 240 / 80
GeForce GTX 960	GM206	Jan 22nd, 2015	PCIe 3.0 x16	2 GB, GDDR5, 128 bit	1127 MHz	1753 MHz	1024 / 64 / 32
Radeon RX 6900 XT	Navi 21	Oct 28th, 2020	PCIe 4.0 x16	16 GB, GDDR6, 256 bit	1825 MHz	2000 MHz	5120 / 320 / 128
GeForce GTX 1660 Ti	TU116	Feb 22nd, 2019	PCIe 3.0 x16	6 GB, GDDR6, 192 bit	1500 MHz	1500 MHz	1536 / 96 / 48
Radeon RX 6800 XT	Navi 21	Oct 28th, 2020	PCIe 4. 0 x16	16 GB, GDDR6, 256 bit	1825 MHz	2000 MHz	4608 / 288 / 128
Radeon RX 6950 XT	Navi 21	May 10th, 2022	PCIe 4.0 x16	16 GB, GDDR6, 256 bit	1925 MHz	2250 MHz	5120 / 320 / 128
GeForce RTX 4080 Ti	AD102	2023	PCIe 4.0 x16	20 GB, GDDR6X, 320 bit	2100 MHz	1325 MHz	14080 / 440 / 144
Radeon RX 5700 XT	Navi 10	Jul 7th, 2019	PCIe 4.0 x16	8 GB, GDDR6, 256 bit	1605 MHz	1750 MHz	2560 / 160 / 64
Radeon RX 7900 XT	Navi 31	Nov 3rd, 2022	PCIe 5.0 x16	24 GB, GDDR6, 384 bit	2500 MHz	2250 MHz	12288 / 768 / 256
GeForce RTX 2070	TU106	Oct 17th, 2018	PCIe 3. 0 x16	8 GB, GDDR6, 256 bit	1410 MHz	1750 MHz	2304 / 144 / 64
GeForce RTX 2080	TU104	Sep 20th, 2018	PCIe 3.0 x16	8 GB, GDDR6, 256 bit	1515 MHz	1750 MHz	2944 / 184 / 64
GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER	TU104	Jul 9th, 2019	PCIe 3.0 x16	8 GB, GDDR6, 256 bit	1605 MHz	1750 MHz	2560 / 160 / 64
GeForce GTX 750 Ti	GM107	Feb 18th, 2014	PCIe 3.0 x16	2 GB, GDDR5, 128 bit	1020 MHz	1350 MHz	640 / 40 / 16
GeForce GTX 1660	TU116	Mar 14th, 2019	PCIe 3.0 x16	6 GB, GDDR5, 192 bit	1530 MHz	2001 MHz	1408 / 88 / 48
Radeon RX 6500 XT	Navi 24	Jan 19th, 2022	PCIe 4. 0 x4	4 GB, GDDR6, 64 bit	2310 MHz	2248 MHz	1024 / 64 / 32
GeForce GT 1030	GP108	May 17th, 2017	PCIe 3.0 x4	2 GB, GDDR5, 64 bit	1228 MHz	1502 MHz	384 / 24 / 16
Radeon RX 6600M	Navi 23	May 31st, 2021	PCIe 4.0 x8	8 GB, GDDR6, 128 bit	2068 MHz	1750 MHz	1792 / 112 / 64
GeForce RTX 4050	AD106	2023	PCIe 4.0 x8	8 GB, GDDR6, 128 bit	2505 MHz	2250 MHz	3840 / 120 / 48
GeForce GTX 1050	GP107	Oct 25th, 2016	PCIe 3.0 x16	2 GB, GDDR5, 128 bit	1354 MHz	1752 MHz	640 / 40 / 32

Nvidia RTX 4000 – release date, price, specs, and benchmarks

Nvidia RTX 4000 graphics cards are officially here to dethrone the current-gen GeForce RTX 3000 series, but not every GPU in team green’s expected line-up saw the light of day. To help you navigate the convoluted waters of announcements, leaks, and rumours, we’ve compiled everything we know so far about the next-generation pixel pushers.

So far, we’ve only heard about the potential best graphics card for desktops, but we expect that the GPUs will eventually make their way into the best gaming laptop and as a part of the Nvidia GeForce Now streaming service, too. Each will likely release at different points, but they should all benefit from technologies like Nvidia DLSS 3.0 and Nvidia Reflex.

As much as RTX 4000 GPUs will undoubtedly offer a high level of performance, these next-generation graphics cards may face stiff competition from the likes of AMD RDNA 3 and Intel Arc Alchemist. Thankfully, we’ve already seen some of what the RTX 4090 and RTX 4080, and shouldn’t have to wait much longer to find out how the RTX 4070 and RTX 4060 stack up against their rivals.

Here’s everything we know about the Nvidia RTX 4000 GPUs:

Nvidia RTX 4000 release date

Nvidia RTX 4090 and RTX 4080 GPUs are now officially a thing, but the RTX 4070 and 4060 didn’t make an appearance at the same GTC keynote. The first RTX 4000 release date rolls around on October 12 when the RTX 4090 lands on shelves, while you’ll need to wait until November to gets your hands on either of the RTX 4080 graphics cards – yes, there is more than one spec.

It’s possible that we may see an RTX 4090 Ti pop up after Halloween, but this seems unlikely with Nvidia keeping hush on its entry-level and mid-range graphics cards. Various RTX 4000 model names are now listed as an EEC trademark, which doesn’t guarantee an ETA but it does bolster claims that they’ll show up in a few months’ time.

Nvidia RTX 4000 price

Nvidia prices the RTX 4000 series a fair bit higher than its RTX 3000 series.

The flagship Nvidia RTX 4080 comes in two flavours: the 12GB version at $899 USD / £949 GBP and the 16GB model priced at $1,199 USD / £1,269 GBP. Even though you couldn’t get it at MSRP at the time of launch due to chip shortages and supply constraints, the RTX 3080 debuted at $699 for 10GB and $1,249 for 12GB by comparison – the latter of which was quickly dethroned by the 12GB RTX 3080 Ti at $1,199.

Looking towards the enthusiast entry, the RTX 4090 costs $1,599 USD / £1,679 GBP. This is only a touch more than the RTX 3090, which landed with an MSRP of $1,499 USD.

The RTX 4060 and RTX 4070 still aren’t official, so we can only speculate how much they’ll cost using the flagships as a starting point. We expect the RTX 4070 could arrive at around $549 – $699 USD, while the RTX 4060 might sit near the $349 – $500 USD mark.

Nvidia RTX 4000 specs rumours

The Nvidia RTX 4000 specs are a little confusing, since team green loves to release multiple models under the same name.

On a broader scale, all RTX 4000 GPUs run on the new Ada Lovelace architecture, which improves the RTX processors and neural rendering engines. They also support the new and improved DLSS 3.0 upscaling, which doesn’t work on older RTX GPUs.

This time around, there are two GeForce RTX 4080 graphics cards, one with 12GB of GDDR6X VRAM and one with 16GB. It’s a good starting point, since games like Far Cry 6 have some trouble with anything less than 12GB at higher resolutions and settings (such as ray tracing), but AMD Radeon GPUs have been clocking 16GB since its RTX 3000 rivals hit the market.

Nvidia says that the RTX 4080 boasts between two and four times the speed of an RTX 3080 Ti on RacerX, but this will undoubtedly depend on which model you opt for. It’s worth mentioning thatNvidia CEO Jensen Huang doesn’t position these as replacements for the RTX 3000 series, but rather a complimentary enthusiast range that supplements it.

The RTX 4090 clocks in with a whopping 24GB of GDDR6X VRAM, leading the charge for Ada Lovelace. While it’s expected to guzzle on your electric, Nvidia recommends an 850W power supply, so we haven’t yet reached the clutches of four digits.

According to reliable leaker Kopite7kimi, an Nvidia RTX 4090 Ti that uses a “full fat” version of the AD102 GPU could be on the cards. The insider does specify that it’s unclear whether it’ll become an actual product, but the souped up graphics card could come equipped with 46GB GDDR6 VRAM while requiring two 16-pin power connectors.

Full fat AD102 GPU performance claims have also surfaced online, and insiders say the Nvidia RTX 4090 Ti can run Control at 4K 160fps with DLSS and ray tracing enabled.

	CUDA Cores	L2 Cache
AD102	18,432	96MB
AD103	10,752	64MB
AD104	7,680	48MB
AD106	4,608	32MB
AD107	3,072	32MB

Further leaks point towards enhanced AD104 specs, as the RTX 4070 apparently packs RTX 3090 Ti levels of performance. It also wields faster clock speeds than the RTX 4090, which could make it an excellent mid-range option.

Nvidia RTX 4000 benchmark speculation

No Nvidia RTX 4000 benchmark has come to light just yet, but that hasn’t stopped leakers sharing information relating to potential performance. Some claim that the GeForce RTX 4090 could double the performance of the RTX 3090 in both standard rasterisation and ray tracing. In terms of computing power, the rumour mill says the RTX 4090 could smash the 100 teraflops ceiling, meaning surpass the capabilities of the RTX 3090 Ti.

However, ever higher levels of performance require ever higher levels of power draw. This is where the new PCIe Gen 5 interface comes into play, which was first seen on an RTX 3090 during Intel’s Innovation event. It can provide up to a staggering 600W of power to a graphics card, but is also much more compact and less fiddly than the PCIe eight-pin power connectors we’ve become so accustomed to.

We can expect official, third-party benchmarks to accompany the RTX 4090 on October 12.

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136.3

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126.2

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119.6

AMD Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition
113.1

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670
109.4

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760
103.4

AMD Radeon HD 7970
101.2

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 Ti
96.9

AMD Radeon HD 7950 Boost
89.6

AMD Radeon HD 7950
84. 7

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660
82.5

AMD Radeon HD 7870
78.8

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580
74.8

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 Ti BOOST
73.6

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 570
65.2

AMD Radeon HD 7850
64.2

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 Ti
58

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti
57.3

AMD Radeon HD 7790
53.6

AMD Radeon HD 6870
47.5

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 1GB
43. 5

AMD Radeon HD 7770
41.4

AMD vs NVIDIA — Which GPU Manufacturer Is Best? [Guide]

The war between the two titans of the GPU industry has just been rekindled. The AMD vs NVIDIA debate might have been a one-sided affair for a while, but now AMD is catching up and is ready to make an attempt for the throne.

This GPU war dates back to the 1990s. Although AMD has a much longer history in tech, NVIDIA has dominated the field in recent times and is far more successful financially, being valued at about twice as much.

It is worth keeping in mind that AMD devotes a large percentage of its resources to CPUs, giving them less of a focus on GPUs than NVIDIA.

However, history is rarely given much consideration in the world of technology; few people care that AMD has been around since the 1950s. Today, the GPU market has become an NVIDIA versus AMD situation. Scroll down to find the best choice for you.

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AMD vs NVIDIA: Performance

If you are considering getting a new GPU, you’re probably curious about the potential performances of each card. Hitting 60 FPS seems like the bare minimum in today’s gaming world, and a good GPU is the key to achieving that performance.

Even so, building a new PC and having it produce the best possible in-game performance isn’t just about getting the best GPU. It’s also important to know that CPU and RAM will need to be on par with the GPU to avoid bottlenecking.

There are three general GPU classifications and each one represents a different part of the market. These are low-end or budget, mid-tier or mid-range, and high-end. As each of these categories is beneficial in different ways, it’s only fair to compare AMD and NVIDIA for each.

Budget Cards

For this category, we will look at the RX 5500 XT and GTX 1660 as they are probably the best budget cards that AMD and NVIDIA have to offer in the $200 price range.

They are both good representations of their respective manufacturer’s previous flagship technologies (AMD’s RDNA and NVIDIA’s Turing) and actually stack up quite well.

The reason that we aren’t making this about RDNA 2 and Ampere is that there aren’t any budget cards near this price point.

While the RX 5500 XT offers a better base clock rate at 1685MHz compared to the GTX 1660’s 1530MHz, NVIDIA wisely used this to their advantage and offered a better boost rate at 1785MHz, which is higher than AMD’s game rate, at 1737MHz. Although you are unlikely to notice a difference, it’s interesting to see how this competition has extended to even the smallest details.

AMD further showcases its capabilities with an 8GB GDDR6 RAM, which is definitively better than NVIDIA’s 6GB GDDR5. It also features higher memory bandwidth and more L2 cache, but, as you might have already guessed, NVIDIA uses less power for the GTX 1660.

However, the hardware is nothing without accompanying software and, in this regard, NVIDIA reigns supreme. Despite the previously mentioned specifications favoring AMD, and although it consumes less power, NVIDIA ultimately performs better.

As gamers are far less interested in power consumption than performance, NVIDIA is the winner in this category.

Mid-Range

For this category, we will look at AMD’s RX 6700 XT and NVIDIA’s RTX 3060 Ti as they are two great options that represent their respective companies’ foray into mid-range GPUs.

This tier’s battle is far more interesting as cards are less evenly matched in the mid-range category than they used to be.

The consensus among the benchmarkers is clear: the RX 6700 XT is simply the better card. The RTX 3060 Ti has a comparable performance and tightens the gap even further at 1440p but, overall, the 6700 XT will simply give you more FPS.

However, one of the most important questions here is the price. The RTX 3060 Ti is considerably cheaper at $399, while the RX 6700 XT’s comes at a $479 price point. This leads to our next question: which card has the better value?

It is questionable whether or not these cards should even be compared but, at this point, they are the best mid-range cards from each manufacturer.

The fact of the matter is that the RTX 3060 Ti’s performance is appropriate for the price level at which it is being offered, which can also be said for the RX 6700 XT. Despite the price difference, RX 6700 XT is the better card, which is a win for AMD.

High-End

Here’s where things get a little trickier. This is because AMD didn’t really offer anything that could compete with NVIDIA until the release of the RX 6000 series, which is why NVIDIA has a huge advantage in this area.

However, we can still compare an AMD and an NVIDIA card but first, we need to talk about the elephant in the room.

With their latest generations, both companies released excellent enthusiast-class cards. Although AMD’s RX 6900 XT is only $200 more than NVIDIA’s high-end RTX 3080, and one could argue that these should be in the same bracket, we will compare the RX 6800 XT with the RTX 3080.

These prices are inverted when compared to the mid-range as NVIDIA’s RTX 3080 is the more expensive card. The $50 price difference probably doesn’t seem like much when you’re spending $650-$700, but what makes this particularly interesting is the performance.

Overall, the RX 6800 XT is the better card in terms of raw rasterization performance.

However, the RTX 3080 performs better in the ray-tracing department, which shouldn’t be overlooked. This technology is still relatively new, but it has still been around for long enough to expect better from AMD.

You can still give them some credit as this is their first crack at it, but the fact remains that it didn’t perform as well as NVIDIA. Still, future driver updates and better AMD-oriented game optimization should lead to better peformance.

Ray tracing is still relatively rare on the market, including the amazing new feature from NVIDIA: DLSS. This feature can considerably increase your performance while only minimally reducing visual quality.

In the end, it wouldn’t be fair to give NVIDIA a point here considering a huge percentage of games do not yet utilize ray tracing or DLSS. So, this point goes to AMD.

Total score: AMD 2 – NVIDIA 1

AMD vs NVIDIA: Features

While features may seem less critical than actual specs, they are an important part of what makes a good GPU. Both AMD and NVIDIA offer similar GPUs in terms of hardware and price, but the devil is in the details or, in this case, the features.

Ray Tracing

If there is something that needs to be talked about, it’s this. Although ray tracing isn’t a requirement for good GPU performance, it makes a clear difference by offering better and more realistic visuals.

What is ray tracing anyway?

Technical explanations aside, ray tracing is a rendering technique that allows for lighting to be presented more accurately by accounting for variables such as object materials and how lighting is reflected off of them.

Ray tracing awards a point to NVIDIA as they were the first to implement it in their GPUs. With the arrival of Big Navi, AMD has a chance to prove themselves in this regard. So far, the RX 6000 series has performed well enough, but still not as well as the best from NVIDIA.

NVIDIA has pursued ray tracing technology since the 2000s, having introduced it to the world in 2018. This move highlighted their dominance in the GPU market and AMD has yet to fully recover from it.

As the next generation of gaming consoles, the Playstation 5 and Xbox Series X wouldn’t have allowed their names to be associated with something less than top-of-the-line. AMD has been very upfront about its intention to introduce ray tracing in its next GPUs.

While things do look promising for AMD with the introduction of ray tracing, the point here has to go to the market innovator NVIDIA.

Variable Rate Shading

VRS is a technology first brought to the market by NVIDIA that has found its best use in VR. It essentially calculates which frames in your field of view are going to be fully shaded or even rendered at all. This significantly reduces the burden on the GPU, redirecting that extra energy to more useful things.

Biggest shading focus is on what player looks at the most.

AMD still hasn’t incorporated this tech into their GPUs, but it’s heavily rumored that it will be introduced in their RDNA 2 line, as AMD filed for the patent for VRS all the way back in early 2019.

There have also been talks of perfecting eye-tracking technology and using that to further improve upon VRS, which sounds like a sci-fi idea.

As we were able to see this cool piece of technology in action on NVIDIA’s side, it deserves this point too.

Deep Learning Super Sampling

Designed as another way to increase the efficiency of the GPU, DLSS is a path-breaking piece of technology. It can even be considered ahead of its time because of the process required to fully enjoy its benefits.

The biggest issue here is that game developers are required to enable DLSS support when making the game. In order for the player to see the improvement, it needs to be sent to NVIDIA, who then let an AI run through the game, analyze the images, and automatically upscale it to a higher resolution.

Initially, the fact that NVIDIA does the heavy lifting was one of the biggest drawbacks of DLSS. The process wasn’t as optimized as it needed to be and this resulted in DLSS looking like an interesting idea rather than an effective technology.

With the arrival of NVIDIA’s Ampere architecture, this process was streamlined and we certainly expect further improvements.

G-Sync vs FreeSync

These are NVIDIA’s and AMD’s adaptive synchronization technologies designed to eliminate screen tearing during gameplay. Screen tearing occurs when the GPU’s output is mismatched with the display’s refresh rate.

The communication between the GPU and the monitor basically works in this way: if the monitor refreshes at 60Hz, it requires 60 frames to be sent from the GPU (same for 120Hz, 144Hz, and so on).

The issue usually occurs when the GPU is unable to produce the required frames, causing screen tearing.

Adaptive sync technology allows for the GPU to effectively change the monitor refresh rate, depending on the number of frames being produced.

If the game dips to 40 FPS, the GPU will limit the monitor to refresh at 40Hz. However, this doesn’t make the game run any smoother, it just prevents screen tearing.

In the not so distant past, the solution for this was software-based, most notably with VSync, but this is being phased out in favor of newer technologies.

G-Sync is NVIDIA’s solution to screen tearing and has drawn some criticism. As the first to experiment with adaptive sync tech, NVIDIA used that to their advantage, although with some hardware requirements. Monitors must be G-Sync compatible and, although not specifically stated, this brought an extra cost of anywhere from $100 to $300 in price.

To run G-Sync, monitors require a proprietary NVIDIA G-Sync scaler module which means they will all have similar on-screen menus and options. This is AMD’s FreeSync’s biggest advantage: by using the Adaptive Sync standard built into the DisplayPort 1.2a specification, it allows manufacturers to choose any cheaper scaler.

Nevertheless, G-Sync has a better way to handle the GPU producing too many frames. It will lock the GPU’s frame rate upper limit to that of the monitor. FreeSync, when in-game VSync is turned off, will allow the GPU to produce extra frames. This can lead to screen tearing but also lowers the input lag.

The biggest issue which divides the community is the fact that not all NVIDIA cards work with FreeSync monitors, just as not all AMD cards will work with G-Sync monitors. This is being ironed out, but the fact remains that you will need to check if your monitor will work properly with your GPU.

While both sides have their pros and cons when it comes to adaptive sync technology, the fact that FreeSync is more readily available is what ultimately earns AMD the point here.

Total score: AMD 3 – NVIDIA 4

AMD vs NVIDIA: Drivers And Software

The fact of the matter is that good hardware requires good software. Drivers are programs that control how a certain device (such as a GPU) interfaces with the CPU. It allows the software to use the hardware it controls to the best of its ability without needing to control every aspect of how that particular part operates.

As previously mentioned, AMD’s RX 5000 series failed miserably when it launched, with driver issues creating black screens and crashes. Unfortunately, this issue persists despite newer drivers attempting to fix it. NVIDIA’s issues are equally problematic, as they are often smaller and therefore more difficult to identify.

AMD has significantly improved its driver capabilities with its yearly Radeon Adrenalin updates. The 2020 version allegedly offers an impressive 12% improvement over the 2019 version.

AMD also makes a conscious effort to simplify things and only uses one piece of software to update its drivers. They have followed a schedule of at least once-per-month with major releases.

The biggest setback for AMD is their products’ persistent issues, which take a long time to fix.

NVIDIA’s driver update schedule consists of two diverse applications to control their hardware.

Their NVIDIA Control Panel enables the configuration of aspects such as 3D settings and display resolution.

GeForce Experience handles game optimization, driver updates, and extra features.

The NVIDIA Control Panel has not seen a UX or UI change for more than a decade. The design is outdated and it can be incredibly slow at times.

GeForce Experience in general sounds like a great idea, but it isn’t what users hoped it would be. Users must log in to use the available features such as automatic driver updates, recording, FPS counter, etc. For many, GE is considered to be bloatware.

In comparison, Radeon Software is much quicker, far more intuitive, requires no account and provides other useful features such as Radeon Chill, Radeon Boost, manual and automatic overclocking, undervolting, manual fan curve, and more.

In the end, while AMD has its downsides, the efficient simplicity with which their software operates earns them a point in this category.

Total score: AMD 4 – NVIDIA 4

AMD vs NVIDIA: Power Consumption and Efficiency

When AMD introduced Navi and announced their gamble at TSMC’s 7nm FinFET process, they probably thought this amazing 50% per watt performance would bridge the efficiency gap.

Unfortunately, this was not the case: Navi didn’t even outperform older NVIDIA GPUs that were built on the TSMC’s last-gen 12nm node.

The future looks brighter for AMD as its RDNA 2 cards were able to produce another 50% upgrade over RDNA.

This isn’t completely black and white. In the extreme performance range, NVIDIA’s RTX 3090 uses a lot of power with only the RX 6900 XT coming close.

We could say that RX 6800 XT is not as power-draining as the RTX 3090, but that would completely disregard the fact that the latter is simply a better GPU.

This does switch in the medium range where the RTX 3070 is the better performer, but only with a slight margin. That margin is the same in terms of overall performance so we can’t really chalk this up as an NVIDIA win.

For now, NVIDIA is simply a better performer in the budget category and there isn’t much room for debate here. Both companies are preparing their respective budget cards for their latest generation, so this section might need an update soon.

NVIDIA narrowly edges out AMD in the performance-per-watt metric in their latest generations, but also for the previous few. Although AMD is catching up, it should be concerned with NVIDIA’s efficiency at using previous-generation lithography.

Total score: AMD 4 – NVIDIA 5

AMD vs NVIDIA: Dollar Value

While top-level performance is what most gamers are looking for in their GPUs, the price also needs to be considered. As previously discussed, there are three basic categories for both price and performance.

NVIDIA has a clear advantage in the extreme price range performance-wise, but that gap is gradually closing with AMD’s RX 6900 XT coming close to the RTX 3090 while being a whole $500 cheaper.

If we drop a level below, where the RX 6800 XT is $50 cheaper than the RTX 3080, it wouldn’t be unreasonable to claim it’s a better option.

However, due to the RTX 3080’s better ray-tracing performance, it’s hard to outright say that either is better. Due to the price difference, let’s say that AMD has a slight edge in this price bracket.

Dropping further down to the mid-range market, we have a much clearer picture. Although the RX 6800 is more expensive than the RTX 3070, it is also a better card and its cost is justified. However, as the question here is the dollar value, we feel that both cards perform appropriately for their prices so we will call this one a tie.

Although the comparisons seem mostly evenly matched, the performance per dollar favors AMD, which is why they get a point this time around. Keep in mind that it was a close match.

And The Winner is…

With a total score of 5 to 5, there is no better card manufacturer. Of course, the AMD vs NVIDIA debate is subjective and you shouldn’t blindly purchase either company’s card. The general advice before making any sort of investment in a PC part is to know your requirements and budget.

You should carefully research all available cards before making your final decision. In both company’s latest generations, the answer to which you should buy essentially boils down to ray tracing. If you don’t consider that of the utmost importance then AMD is a better option. However, if you want the highest possible image quality, you should go with NVIDIA.

GPU platforms | Compute Engine Documentation

Compute Engine provides graphics processing units (GPUs) that you can
add to your virtual machine (VM) instances. You can use these GPUs to accelerate
specific workloads on your VMs such as machine learning and data
processing.

Compute Engine provides NVIDIA GPUs for your VMs in
passthrough mode so that your VMs have direct control over the GPUs and their
associated memory.

If you have graphics-intensive workloads, such as 3D visualization,
3D rendering, or virtual applications, you can use NVIDIA RTX virtual
workstations (formerly known as NVIDIA GRID).

This document provides an overview of the different GPU models that are
available on Compute Engine.

To view available regions and zones for GPUs on Compute Engine, see
GPUs regions and zone availability.

NVIDIA GPUs for compute workloads

For compute workloads, GPU models are available in the following stages:

• NVIDIA A100
  • NVIDIA A100 40GB: Generally Available
  • NVIDIA A100 80GB: Preview
• NVIDIA T4: nvidia-tesla-t4: Generally Available
• NVIDIA V100: nvidia-tesla-v100: Generally Available
• NVIDIA P100: nvidia-tesla-p100: Generally Available
• NVIDIA P4: nvidia-tesla-p4: Generally Available
• NVIDIA K80: nvidia-tesla-k80: Generally Available

NVIDIA A100 GPUs

To run NVIDIA A100 GPUs, you must use the
accelerator-optimized (A2)
machine type.

Each A2 machine type has a fixed GPU count, vCPU count, and memory size.

A100 40GB

GPU model	Machine type	GPUs	GPU memory	Available vCPUs	Available memory
NVIDIA A100 40GB	a2-highgpu-1g	1 GPU	40 GB HBM2	12 vCPUs	85 GB
	a2-highgpu-2g	2 GPUs	80 GB HBM2	24 vCPUs	170 GB
	a2-highgpu-4g	4 GPUs	160 GB HBM2	48 vCPUs	340 GB
	a2-highgpu-8g	8 GPUs	320 GB HBM2	96 vCPUs	680 GB
	a2-megagpu-16g	16 GPUs	640 GB HBM2	96 vCPUs	1360 GB

A100 80GB

GPU model	Machine type	GPUs	GPU memory	Available vCPUs	Available memory
NVIDIA A100 80GB	a2-ultragpu-1g	1 GPU	80 GB HBM2e	12 vCPUs	170 GB
	a2-ultragpu-2g	2 GPUs	160 GB HBM2e	24 vCPUs	340 GB
	a2-ultragpu-4g	4 GPUs	320 GB HBM2e	48 vCPUs	680 GB
	a2-ultragpu-8g	8 GPUs	640 GB HBM2e	96 vCPUs	1360 GB

NVIDIA T4 GPUs

VMs with lower numbers of GPUs are limited to a maximum number of vCPUs.
In general, a higher number
of GPUs lets you create instances with a higher number of vCPUs and
memory.

GPU model	Machine type	GPUs	GPU memory	Available vCPUs	Available memory
NVIDIA T4	N1 machine series except N1 shared-core	1 GPU	16 GB GDDR6	1 — 48 vCPUs	1 — 312 GB
		2 GPUs	32 GB GDDR6	1 — 48 vCPUs	1 — 312 GB
		4 GPUs	64 GB GDDR6	1 — 96 vCPUs	1 — 624 GB

NVIDIA P4 GPUs

GPU model	Machine type	GPUs	GPU memory	Available vCPUs	Available memory
NVIDIA P4	N1 machine series except N1 shared-core	1 GPU	8 GB GDDR5	1 — 24 vCPUs	1 — 156 GB
		2 GPUs	16 GB GDDR5	1 — 48 vCPUs	1 — 312 GB
		4 GPUs	32 GB GDDR5	1 — 96 vCPUs	1 — 624 GB

NVIDIA V100 GPUs

GPU model	Machine type	GPUs	GPU memory	Available vCPUs	Available memory
NVIDIA V100	N1 machine series except N1 shared-core	1 GPU	16 GB HBM2	1 — 12 vCPUs	1 — 78 GB
		2 GPUs	32 GB HBM2	1 — 24 vCPUs	1 — 156 GB
		4 GPUs	64 GB HBM2	1 — 48 vCPUs	1 — 312 GB
		8 GPUs	128 GB HBM2	1 — 96 vCPUs	1 — 624 GB

NVIDIA P100 GPUs

For some P100 GPUs, the maximum CPU and memory that is available for some
configurations is dependent on the zone in which the GPU resource is running.

GPU model	Machine type	GPUs	GPU memory	Available vCPUs	Available memory
NVIDIA P100	N1 machine series except N1 shared-core	1 GPU	16 GB HBM2	1 — 16 vCPUs	1 — 104 GB
		2 GPUs	32 GB HBM2	1 — 32 vCPUs	1 — 208 GB
		4 GPUs	64 GB HBM2	1 — 64 vCPUs (us-east1-c, europe-west1-d, europe-west1-b) 1 — 96 vCPUs (all P100 zones)	1 — 208 GB (us-east1-c, europe-west1-d, europe-west1-b) 1 — 624 GB (all P100 zones)

NVIDIA K80 GPUs

NVIDIA K80 boards contain two GPUs each. The pricing for K80
GPUs is by individual GPU, not by the board.

GPU model	Machine type	GPUs	GPU memory	Available vCPUs	Available memory
NVIDIA K80	N1 machine series except N1 shared-core	1 GPU	12 GB GDDR5	1 — 8 vCPUs	1 — 52 GB
		2 GPUs	24 GB GDDR5	1 — 16 vCPUs	1 — 104 GB
		4 GPUs	48 GB GDDR5	1 — 32 vCPUs	1 — 208 GB
		8 GPUs	96 GB GDDR5	1 — 64 vCPUs	1 — 416 GB (asia-east1-a and us-east1-d) 1 — 208 GB (all K80 zones)

If you have graphics-intensive workloads, such as 3D visualization, you can
create virtual workstations that use
NVIDIA RTX Virtual Workstations (formerly known as NVIDIA GRID). When you create a virtual
workstation, an NVIDIA RTX Virtual Workstation license is automatically added
to your VM. For information about pricing for virtual workstations, see
GPU pricing page.

For graphics workloads, NVIDIA RTX virtual workstation models are available
in the following stages:

• NVIDIA T4 Virtual Workstations: nvidia-tesla-t4-vws: Generally Available
• NVIDIA P100 Virtual Workstations: nvidia-tesla-p100-vws: Generally Available
• NVIDIA P4 Virtual Workstations: nvidia-tesla-p4-vws: Generally Available

NVIDIA T4 VWS GPUs

GPU model	Machine type	GPUs	GPU memory	Available vCPUs	Available memory
NVIDIA T4 Virtual Workstation	N1 machine series except N1 shared-core	1 GPU	16 GB GDDR6	1 — 48 vCPUs	1 — 312 GB
		2 GPUs	32 GB GDDR6	1 — 48 vCPUs	1 — 312 GB
		4 GPUs	64 GB GDDR6	1 — 96 vCPUs	1 — 624 GB

NVIDIA P4 VWS GPUs

GPU model	Machine type	GPUs	GPU memory	Available vCPUs	Available memory
NVIDIA P4 Virtual Workstation	N1 machine series except N1 shared-core	1 GPU	8 GB GDDR5	1 — 16 vCPUs	1 — 156 GB
		2 GPUs	16 GB GDDR5	1 — 48 vCPUs	1 — 312 GB
		4 GPUs	32 GB GDDR5	1 — 96 vCPUs	1 — 624 GB

NVIDIA P100 VWS GPUs

GPU model	Machine type	GPUs	GPU memory	Available vCPUs	Available memory
NVIDIA P100 Virtual Workstation	N1 machine series except N1 shared-core	1 GPU	16 GB HBM2	1 — 16 vCPUs	1 — 104 GB
		2 GPUs	32 GB HBM2	1 — 32 vCPUs	1 — 208 GB
		4 GPUs	64 GB HBM2	1 — 64 vCPUs (us-east1-c, europe-west1-d, europe-west1-b) 1 — 96 vCPUs (all P100 zones)	1 — 208 GB (us-east1-c, europe-west1-d, europe-west1-b) 1 — 624 GB (all P100 zones)

General comparison chart

The following table describes the GPU memory size, feature availability,
and ideal workload types of different GPU models that are available on
Compute Engine.

Metric	A100 80GB	A100 40GB	T4	V100	P4	P100	K80
Memory	80 GB HBM2e @ 1.9TB/s	40 GB HBM2 @ 1.6TB/s	16 GB GDDR6 @ 320 GB/s	16 GB HBM2 @ 900 GB/s	8 GB GDDR5 @ 192 GB/s	16 GB HBM2 @ 732 GB/s	12 GB GDDR5 @ 240 GB/s
Interconnect	NVLink Full Mesh @ 600 GB/s	NVLink Full Mesh @ 600 GB/s	N/A	NVLink Ring @ 300 GB/s	N/A	N/A	N/A
NVIDIA RTX virtual workstation support
Best used for	Large models with massive data tables for ML Training, Inference, HPC, BERT, DLRM	ML Training, Inference, HPC	ML Inference, Training, Remote Visualization Workstations, Video Transcoding	ML Training, Inference, HPC	Remote Visualization Workstations, ML Inference, and Video Transcoding	ML Training, Inference, HPC, Remote Visualization Workstations	ML Inference, Training, HPC
Pricing	To compare GPU pricing for the different GPU models and regions that are available on Compute Engine, see GPU pricing.

Performance comparison chart

The following table describes the performance specifications of different GPU
models that are available on Compute Engine.

Metric	A100 80GB	A100 40GB	T4	V100	P4	P100	K80
Compute performance
FP64	9.7 TFLOPS	9.7 TFLOPS	0.25 TFLOPS1	7.8 TFLOPS	0.2 TFLOPS1	4.7 TFLOPS	1.46 TFLOPS
FP32	19.5 TFLOPS	19.5 TFLOPS	8.1 TFLOPS	15.7 TFLOPS	5.5 TFLOPS	9.3 TFLOPS	4.37 TFLOPS
FP16						18.7 TFLOPS
INT8					22 TOPS2
Tensor core performance
FP64	19. 5 TFLOPS	19.5 TFLOPS
TF32	156 TFLOPS	156 TFLOPS
Mixed-precision FP16/FP32	312 TFLOPS3	312 TFLOPS3	65 TFLOPS	125 TFLOPS
INT8	624 TOPS2	624 TOPS2	180 TOPS2
INT4	1248 TOPS2	1248 TOPS2	260 TOPS2

¹To allow FP64 code to work correctly, a small number of FP64
hardware units are included in the T4 and P4 GPU architecture.

²TeraOperations per Second.

³ For mixed precision training, NVIDIA A100 also supports the
bfloat16 data type.

What’s next?

• For more information about GPUs on Compute Engine,
  see About GPUs.
• Review the GPU regions and zones availability.
• Learn about GPU pricing.

GeForce RTX 3090 Ti [in 6 benchmarks]

NVIDIA
GeForce RTX 3090 Ti

• PCIe 4.0 x16 interface
• Core frequency 1560
• Video memory size 24 GB
• Memory type GDDR6X
• Memory frequency 21000
• Maximum resolution

Description

NVIDIA starts selling GeForce RTX 3090 Ti January 27, 2022 at a suggested price of $1,999. This is a top Ampere architecture desktop card based on 8 nm manufacturing process and primarily aimed at gamers. It has 24 GB of GDDR6X memory at 21 GHz, and coupled with a 384-bit interface, this creates a throughput of 1.008 GB / s.

In terms of compatibility, this is a three-slot card connected via the PCIe 4.0 x16 interface. The length of the reference version is 336 mm. An additional 1x 16-pin power cable is required for connection, and the power consumption is 450W.

It delivers outstanding benchmark and gaming performance and tops our list.

100%

General information

Information about the type (desktop or laptop) and architecture of the GeForce RTX 3090 Ti, as well as when sales started and cost at that time.

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Features

GeForce RTX 3090 Ti’s general performance parameters such as number of shaders, GPU core clock, manufacturing process, texturing and calculation speed. They indirectly speak about GeForce RTX 3090 Ti’s performance, but for an accurate assessment you have to consider its benchmark and gaming test results.

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Performance ranking	1
of 14400 (GeForce GTX 1080 SLI (mobile))
Technological process	of 4 (GEFORCE RTX 4080 TI)
of 900 (Tesla S2050)
Textory speed	625. 0	of 939.8 (h200 SXM5)

Compatibility and dimensions

Information on GeForce RTX 3090 Ti compatibility with other computer components. Useful for example when choosing the configuration of a future computer or to upgrade an existing one. For desktop video cards, these are the interface and connection bus (compatibility with the motherboard), the physical dimensions of the video card (compatibility with the motherboard and case), additional power connectors (compatibility with the power supply).

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Types and number of video connectors present on GeForce RTX 3090 Ti. As a rule, this section is relevant only for desktop reference video cards, since for laptop ones the availability of certain video outputs depends on the laptop model.

Memorial capacity	1.008 GB/s	out of 14400 (Radeon R7 M260) 0
Demeded Memory
1 1 1 1	1 1 1	6.6
OpenGL	4.6
OpenCL	3.0
Vulkan	1.3
CUDA	8.6

Benchmark tests

These are the test results for the GeForce RTX 3090 Ti for rendering performance in non-gaming benchmarks. The overall score is set from 0 to 100, where 100 corresponds to the fastest video card at the moment.

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Overall benchmark performance

This is our overall performance rating. We regularly improve our algorithms, but if you find any inconsistencies, feel free to speak up in the comments section, we usually fix problems quickly.

RTX 3090 Ti
100.00

• Passmark
• 3DMark 11 Performance GPU
• 3DMark Cloud Gate GPU
• 3DMark Fire Strike Score
• 3DMark Fire Strike Graphics
• 3DMark Ice Storm GPU

Passmark

This is a very common benchmark included in the Passmark PerformanceTest package. He gives the graphics card a thorough evaluation by running four separate tests for Direct3D versions 9, 10, 11 and 12 (the latter is done in 4K resolution if possible), and a few more tests using DirectCompute.

Benchmark coverage: 26%

RTX 3090 Ti
29504

3DMark 11 Performance GPU

3DMark 11 is Futuremark’s legacy DirectX 11 benchmark. He used four tests based on two scenes: one is several submarines exploring a sunken ship, the other is an abandoned temple deep in the jungle. All tests make extensive use of volumetric lighting and tessellation and, despite being run at 1280×720, are relatively heavy. Support for 3DMark 11 ended in January 2020 and is now being replaced by Time Spy.

Benchmark coverage: 17%

RTX 3090 Ti
69481

3DMark Cloud Gate GPU

Cloud Gate is a legacy DirectX 11 feature level 10 benchmark used to test home PCs and low-end laptops. It displays several scenes of some strange teleportation device launching spaceships into the unknown at a fixed resolution of 1280×720. As with the Ice Storm benchmark, it was deprecated in January 2020 and 3DMark Night Raid is now recommended instead.

Benchmark coverage: 14%

RTX 3090 Ti
246319

3DMark Fire Strike Score

Benchmark coverage: 14%

RTX 3090 Ti
36563

3DMark Fire Strike Graphics

Fire Strike is a DirectX 11 benchmark for gaming PCs. It features two separate tests showing a fight between a humanoid and a fiery creature that appears to be made of lava. Using resolution 1920×1080, Fire Strike shows quite realistic graphics and is quite demanding on hardware.

Benchmark coverage: 14%

RTX 3090 Ti
53110

3DMark Ice Storm GPU

Ice Storm Graphics — legacy benchmark, part of the 3DMark package. Ice Storm has been used to measure the performance of entry-level laptops and Windows-based tablets. It uses DirectX 11 feature level 9to display a battle between two space fleets near a frozen planet in 1280×720 resolution. Support for Ice Storm ended in January 2020, now the developers recommend using Night Raid instead.

Benchmark coverage: 8%

RTX 3090 Ti
564087

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Game tests

FPS in popular games on the GeForce RTX 3090 Ti, as well as compliance with system requirements. Remember that the official requirements of the developers do not always match the data of real tests.

1. Full HD
   Medium Preset
2. Full HD
   High Preset
3. Full HD
   Ultra Preset
4. 1440p
   High Preset
5. 1440p
   Ultra Preset
6. 4K
   High Preset
7. 4K
   Ultra Preset

Cyberpunk 2077

219

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey	100-105
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla	160
Battlefield 5	100-105
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare	100−105
Cyberpunk 2077	201
Far Cry 5	100-105
Far Cry New Dawn	100-105
Forza Horizon 4	100-105
Hitman 3	100-105
Horizon Zero Dawn	100-105
Red Dead Redemption 2	100-105
Shadow of the Tomb Raider	265
Watch Dogs: Legion	171

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey	100-105
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla	138
Battlefield 5	100-105
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare	100−105
Cyberpunk 2077	173
Far Cry 5	100-105
Far Cry New Dawn	100-105
Forza Horizon 4	100-105
Hitman 3	100-105
Horizon Zero Dawn	100-105
Metro Exodus	178
Red Dead Redemption 2	100-105
Shadow of the Tomb Raider	251
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt	394
Watch Dogs: Legion	154

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey	100-105
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla	123
Battlefield 5	100-105
Cyberpunk 2077	152
Far Cry 5	100-105
Far Cry New Dawn	100-105
Forza Horizon 4	100-105
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt	193
Watch Dogs: Legion	130

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare	100-105
Hitman 3	100-105
Horizon Zero Dawn	100-105
Metro Exodus	125
Red Dead Redemption 2	100-105
Shadow of the Tomb Raider	184

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey	100-105
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla	108
Battlefield 5	100-105
Cyberpunk 2077	104
Far Cry 5	100-105
Far Cry New Dawn	100-105
Forza Horizon 4	100−105
Watch Dogs: Legion	108

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare	100-105
Hitman 3	100-105
Horizon Zero Dawn	100-105
Metro Exodus	84
Red Dead Redemption 2	100-105
Shadow of the Tomb Raider	106
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt	173

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey	100-105
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla	73
Battlefield 5	100-105
Cyberpunk 2077	53
Far Cry 5	100-105
Far Cry New Dawn	100-105
Forza Horizon 4	100−105
Watch Dogs: Legion	70

Relative capacity

Overall GeForce RTX 3090 Ti performance compared to its closest desktop competitors.

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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti
100

AMD Radeon RX 6950XT
96.16

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Ti
92.53

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090
90.34

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 12GB
90.27

AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT
88.08

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080
85.45

Competitor from AMD

We believe that the nearest equivalent to GeForce RTX 3090 Ti from AMD is Radeon RX 6950 XT, which is slower by 4% on average and lower by 1 position in our rating.


Radeon RX
6950XT


Compare

Here are some of AMD’s closest competitors to the GeForce RTX 3090 Ti:

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti
100

AMD Radeon RX 6950XT
96. 16

AMD Radeon RX 6900XT
88.08

AMD Radeon RX 6800XT
81.21

AMD Radeon RX 6800
71.34

AMD Radeon RX 6700
66.11

AMD Radeon RX 6700XT
64.72

Other video cards

Here we recommend several video cards that are more or less similar in performance to the reviewed one.


Radeon RX
6950XT


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GeForce RTX
3080 Ti


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GeForce RTX
3090


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GeForce RTX
3080 12GB


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Radeon RX
6900XT


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GeForce RTX
3080


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Recommended Processors

According to our statistics, these processors are most often used with the GeForce RTX 3090 Ti.


Ryzen Threadripper
PRO 5995WX


11.5%


Core i9 12900KS


11.1%


Core i9
12900K


9.5%


Ryzen 5
5500U


5.3%


Core i9
12900KF


4.8%


Core i5
1135G7


3.4%


Core i9
10900KF


3%


Ryzen 7
5700U


2.2%


Ryzen 7
5800H


2%


Ryzen Threadripper
PRO 3995WX


1. 9%

User rating

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Value for money graphics cards ($300 and up)

#1	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 SLI (mobile)	Type for laptops	Rating100.00	Productivity65.38	Year of manufacture2016	Price now352 USD	TDP−
#2	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 SLI Mobile	Notebook Type	Rating73.99	Productivity47.61	Year of manufacture2015	Price now301 USD	TDP330 W
#3	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 (Mobile)	Notebook Type	Rating46. 64	Productivity35.53	Year of manufacture2016	Price now379USD	TDP115 W
#4	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 (Mobile)	Notebook Type	Rating46.08	Productivity23.65	Year of manufacture2019	Price now301 USD	TDP50 W
#5	AMD Radeon RX 6750 XT	Type Desktop	Rating45.96	Productivity66.54	Year of manufacture2022	Price now567 USD	TDP250 W
#6	AMD Radeon Pro Vega 64X	Workstation Type	Rating40.95	Productivity49.67	Year of manufacture2019	Price now366 USD	TDP250 W
#7	AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT	Type Desktop	Rating38. 81	Performance54.12	Year of manufacture2021	Price now347 USD	TDP160 W
#8	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Super Max-Q	Notebook Type	Rating38.13	Productivity48.38	Year of manufacture2020	Price now812 USD	TDP80 W
#9	AMD Radeon RX 6650 XT	Type Desktop	Rating37.55	Productivity57.76	Year of manufacture2022	Price now380 USD	TDP176 W
#10	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Super Max-Q	Type for laptops	Rating37.50	Productivity47.57	Year of manufacture2020	Price now812 USD	TDP90 W
#11	AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT	Type Desktop	Rating37. 35	Productivity64.72	Year of manufacture2021	Price now424 USD	TDP230 W
#12	AMD Radeon RX 580 (Mobile)	Notebook type	Rating34.97	Productivity29.47	Year of manufacture2017	Price now410 USD	TDP100 W
#13	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti	Type Desktop	Rating34.29	Performance69.21	Year of manufacture2020	Price now487 USD	TDP220 W
#14	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti (Mobile)	Notebook Type	Rating34.27	Productivity34.55	Year of manufacture2019	Price now682 USD	TDP80 W
#15	AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT 50th Anniversary	Type Desktop	Rating33. 84	Productivity56.40	Year of manufacture2019	Price now409 USD	TDP225 W
#16	AMD Radeon VII	Type Desktop	Rating33.41	Productivity57.14	Year of manufacture2019	Price now402 USD	TDP295 W
#17	AMD Radeon RX 5600M	Notebook type	Rating32.25	Productivity25.65	Year of manufacture2020	Price now525 USD	TDP60 W
#18	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070	Type Desktop	Rating31.88	Productivity75.66	Year of manufacture2020	Price now563 USD	TDP220 W
#19	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060	Type Desktop	Rating31. 15	Productivity57.90	Year of manufacture2021	Price now452 USD	TDP170 W
#20	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti	Type Desktop	Rating29.77	Performance40.22	Year of manufacture2019	Price now319 USD	TDP120 W
#21	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti	Type desktop	Rating28.94	Productivity62.47	Year of manufacture2017	Price now402 USD	TDP250 W
#22	AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT	Type Desktop	Rating28.59	Performance81.21	Year of manufacture2020	Price now659 USD	TDP300 W
#23	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Super	Type Desktop	Rating28. 22	Productivity66.30	Year of manufacture2019	Price now558 USD	TDP250 W
#24	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti	Type Desktop	Rating27.86	Performance80.13	Year of manufacture2021	Price now666 USD	TDP290 W
#25	AMD Radeon RX 6700	Type Desktop	Rating27.63	Performance66.11	Year of manufacture2021	Price now567 USD	TDP175 W
#26	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M SLI	Notebook type	Rating27.59	Productivity37.46	Year of manufacture2014	Price now499 USD	TDP200 W
#27	AMD Radeon RX 6800	Type Desktop	Rating27. 34	Productivity71.34	Year of manufacture2020	Price now612 USD	TDP250 W
#28	AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT	Type Desktop	Rating26.28	Productivity46.95	Year of manufacture2020	Price now436 USD	TDP150 W
#29	AMD Radeon RX Vega 56	Type desktop	Rating26.14	Performance46.27	Year of manufacture2017	Price now350 USD	TDP210 W
#30	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 8 GB	Type Desktop	Rating25.29	Productivity42.82	Year of manufacture2022	Price now415 USD	TDP130 W
#31	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 12 GB	Type Desktop	Rating25. 25	Productivity90.27	Year of manufacture2022	Price now802 USD	TDP350 W
#32	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080	Type Desktop	Rating25.04	Productivity85.45	Year of manufacture2020	Price now771 USD	TDP320 W
#33	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER	Type Desktop	Rating24.03	Performance34.16	Year of manufacture2019	Price now332 USD	TDP125 W
#34	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070	Type desktop	Rating23.65	Productivity45.80	Year of manufacture2016	Price now321 USD	TDP150 W
#35	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080	Type Desktop	Rating23. 20	Productivity63.65	Year of manufacture2018	Price now614 USD	TDP215 W
#36	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti	Type Desktop	Rating22.56	Productivity74.12	Year of manufacture2018	Price now735 USD	TDP270 W
#37	AMD Radeon RX Vega 64	Type desktop	Rating22.15	Productivity49.74	Year of manufacture2017	Price now444 USD	TDP295 W
#38	NVIDIA Tesla M40 24 GB	Type for workstations	Rating20.66	Performance39.58	Year of issue2015	Price now370 USD	TDP250 W
#39	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080	Type Desktop	Rating20. 53	Performance52.02	Year of manufacture2016	Price now420 USD	TDP180 W
#40	AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT	Type Desktop	Rating20.32	Performance88.08	Year of manufacture2020	Price now940 USD	TDP300 W
#41	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Ti	Type Desktop	Rating20.17	Productivity92.53	Year of manufacture2020	Price now984 USD	TDP350W
#42	NVIDIA TITAN V	Type desktop	Rating19.13	Performance58.14	Year of manufacture2017	Price now625 USD	TDP250 W
#43	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Max-Q	Notebook Type	Rating19. 06	Productivity47.17	Year of manufacture2019	Price now1268 USD	TDP80 W
#44	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Max-Q	Notebook Type	Rating18.80	Productivity34.65	Year of manufacture2017	Price now1008 USD	TDP90 W
#45	AMD Radeon RX Vega 7	Type for laptops	Rating18.75	Performance13.83	Year of manufacture2020	Price now387 USD	TDP15 W
#46	AMD Radeon RX 6950 XT	Type Desktop	Rating18.53	Productivity96.16	Year of manufacture2022	Price now1085 USD	TDP335 W
#47	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Ti Mobile	Notebook Type	Rating18. 32	Productivity26.47	Year of manufacture2020	Price now892 USD	TDP50 W
#48	AMD Radeon Pro W5500	Workstation type	Rating17.93	Productivity31.54	Year of manufacture2020	Price now501 USD	TDP125 W
#49	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Super	Type Desktop	Rating17.89	Productivity61.72	Year of manufacture2019	Price now778 USD	TDP215 W
#50	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 12 GB	Type Desktop	Rating17.78	Performance54.61	Year of manufacture2021	Price now705 USD	TDP184 W
#51	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Super Mobile	Notebook Type	Rating17. 62	Productivity54.89	Year of manufacture2020	Price now1443 USD	TDP115 W
#52	AMD Radeon Pro 5700	Workstation type	Rating17.45	Performance40.21	Year of manufacture2020	Price now708 USD	TDP130 W
#53	AMD Radeon Pro Vega 48	Workstation type	Rating17.00	Performance38.54	Year of manufacture2019	Price now671 USD	TDP−
#54	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti Max-Q	Notebook type	Rating16.65	Productivity29.92	Year of manufacture2019	Price now1037 USD	TDP60 W
#55	AMD Radeon RX 5500 XT	Type Desktop	Rating16. 43	Productivity31.19	Year of manufacture2019	Price now424 USD	TDP130 W
#56	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 Max-Q 6 GB	Type for laptops	Rating16.36	Productivity31.84	Year of manufacture2017	Price now1010 USD	TDP60 W
#57	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070	Type Desktop	Rating16.15	Performance54.64	Year of issue2018	Price now757 USD	TDP175 W
#58	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 (Mobile)	Notebook type	Rating15.95	Performance38.54	Year of manufacture2019	Price now1250 USD	TDP80 W
#59	NVIDIA GeForce GTX TITAN X	Type Desktop	Rating15. 61	Productivity44.98	Year of manufacture2015	Price now395 USD	TDP250 W
#60	AMD Radeon Pro W5700	Workstation type	Rating15.08	Performance50.87	Year of manufacture2019	Price now1007 USD	TDP205 W
#61	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Max-Q	Notebook type	Rating14.48	Productivity37.95	Year of manufacture2019	Price now1311 USD	TDP80 W
#62	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti	Type Desktop	Rating14.46	Productivity100.00	Year of manufacture2022	Price now1348 USD	TDP450 W
#63	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090	Type Desktop	Rating14. 01	Productivity90.34	Year of manufacture2020	Price now1280 USD	TDP350 W
#64	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti (Mobile)	Notebook type	Rating13.68	Productivity20.09	Year of manufacture2017	Price now545 USD	TDP75 W
#65	AMD Radeon RX 5300M	Notebook Type	Rating12.85	Productivity13.08	Year of manufacture2019	Price now525 USD	TDP65 W
#66	NVIDIA Titan X Pascal	Type Desktop	Rating12.62	Performance44.22	Year of manufacture2016	Price now600 USD	TDP250 W
#67	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Super Mobile	Type for laptops	Rating12. 45	Productivity52.09	Year of manufacture2020	Price now1671 USD	TDP150 W
#68	AMD Radeon RX Vega 8 (Ryzen 4000)	Notebook type	Rating12.35	Performance14.63	Year of release2020	Price now631 USD	TDP15 W
#69	AMD Radeon RX 5500	Type Desktop	Rating12.05	Performance29.99	Year of manufacture2019	Price now549 USD	TDP110 W
#70	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti	Type Desktop	Rating11.65	Performance47.02	Year of manufacture2015	Price now575 USD	TDP250 W
#71	AMD Radeon RX 560X (Mobile)	Notebook type	Rating11. 44	Productivity17.30	Year of manufacture2017	Price now520 USD	TDP60 W
#72	AMD Radeon RX Vega 9	Notebook Type	Rating11.41	Performance10.23	Year of manufacture2017	Price now302 USD	TDP15 W
#73	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6 GB	Type Desktop	Rating11.18	Productivity34.80	Year of manufacture2016	Price now480 USD	TDP120 W
#74	AMD Radeon RX Vega M GH	Notebook Type	Rating10.64	Productivity22.93	Year of manufacture2018	Price now1031 USD	TDP100 W
#75	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M	Type for laptops	Rating10. 38	Productivity24.90	Year of manufacture2014	Price now583 USD	TDP100 W
#76	AMD Radeon Pro SSG	Workstation type	Rating10.11	Performance35.64	Year of manufacture2017	Price now821 USD	TDP350 W
#77	NVIDIA Quadro M6000 24 GB	Type for workstations	Rating9.99	Performance41.56	Year of manufacture2016	Price now852 USD	TDP250 W
#78	NVIDIA Quadro P3000 Mobile	Type for mobile workstations	Rating9.90	Productivity28.59	Year of manufacture2017	Price now537 USD	TDP75 W
#79	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980	Type Desktop	Rating9. 88	Productivity38.12	Year of release2014	Price now462 USD	TDP220 W
#80	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Ti Max-Q	Notebook Type	Rating9.76	Productivity21.53	Year of manufacture2020	Price now1183 USD	TDP35 W
#81	AMD Radeon Pro Vega 20	Type Mobile Workstation	Rating9.63	Productivity17.37	Year of manufacture2018	Price now360 USD	TDP100 W
#82	NVIDIA Tesla M6	Workstation type	Rating9.46	Productivity25.49	Year of manufacture2015	Price now350 USD	TDP100 W
#83	AMD Radeon Vega Frontier Edition	Type Desktop	Rating9. 25	Productivity45.68	Year of manufacture2017	Price now961 USD	TDP300 W
#84	AMD Radeon R9 390	Type Desktop	Rating9.21	Productivity30.71	Year of manufacture2015	Price now380 USD	TDP300 W
#85	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Max-Q	Notebook type	Rating9.09	Performance20.11	Year of manufacture2019	Price now1185 USD	TDP35 W
#86	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 (Mobile)	Notebook type	Rating8.95	Performance41.94	Year of manufacture2019	Price now1758 USD	TDP115 W
#87	AMD Radeon RX Vega 6 (Ryzen 4000)	Notebook type	Rating8. 90	Productivity12.47	Year of manufacture2020	Price now717 USD	TDP−
#88	NVIDIA Quadro P4000	Workstation type	Rating8.65	Productivity38.78	Year of manufacture2017	Price now1029 USD	TDP105 W
#89	AMD Radeon RX 5500M	Type for laptops	Rating8.56	Productivity15.75	Year of manufacture2019	Price now998 USD	TDP85 W
#90	AMD Radeon Pro WX 7100	Workstation type	Rating8.48	Productivity26.89	Year of release2017	Price now582 USD	TDP130 W
#91	AMD Radeon R9 FURY X	Type Desktop	Rating8. 36	Productivity34.40	Year of manufacture2015	Price now519 USD	TDP275 W
#92	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 Max-Q	Notebook Type	Rating8.29	Productivity23.59	Year of manufacture2017	Price now1244 USD	TDP115 W
#93	AMD Radeon Pro W6800	Workstation type	Rating8.07	Productivity65.20	Year of manufacture2021	Price now2147 USD	TDP250 W
#94	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970M SLI	Notebook type	Rating8.05	Performance32.99	Year of manufacture2014	Price now1326 USD	TDP162 W
#95	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 (Mobile)	Notebook type	Rating7. 85	Performance51.29	Year of manufacture2019	Price now2003 USD	TDP150 W
#96	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Max-Q	Notebook Type	Rating7.83	Productivity33.12	Year of manufacture2019	Price now1680 USD	TDP65 W
#97	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti Max-Q	Notebook type	Rating7.66	Performance19.63	Year of manufacture2018	Price now1140 USD	TDP40 W
#98	AMD Radeon RX 5300	Type Desktop	Rating7.57	Productivity24.67	Year of manufacture2020	Price now666 USD	TDP100 W
#99	NVIDIA RTX A2000	Type Desktop	Rating7. 55	Performance44.93	Year of manufacture2021	Price now1206 USD	TDP70 W
#100	AMD Radeon R9 390X	Type desktop	Rating7.51	Productivity32.12	Year of manufacture2015	Price now506 USD	TDP275 W
#101	AMD Radeon RX 560 (Mobile)	Notebook type	Rating7.39	Performance11.91	Year of manufacture2017	Price now468 USD	TDP75 W
#102	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 Ti	Type Desktop	Rating7.32	Productivity31.71	Year of manufacture2013	Price now430 USD	TDP250 W
#103	NVIDIA RTX A2000 12 GB	Type Desktop	Rating7. 16	Productivity47.51	Year of manufacture2021	Price now1308 USD	TDP70 W
#104	NVIDIA Quadro P4000 Max-Q	Mobile workstation type	Rating7.14	Performance29.93	Year of manufacture2017	Price now803 USD	TDP80W
#105	AMD Radeon R9 Nano	Type Desktop	Rating6.93	Productivity28.81	Year of manufacture2015	Price now472 USD	TDP175 W
#106	NVIDIA TITAN RTX	Type Desktop	Rating6.87	Performance64.02	Year of manufacture2018	Price now1659 USD	TDP280 W
#107	NVIDIA Quadro P2000 Max-Q	Mobile workstation type	Rating6. 87	Productivity18.30	Year of manufacture2017	Price now426 USD	TDP−
#108	AMD Radeon RX 570	Type desktop	Rating6.80	Productivity23.65	Year of manufacture2017	Price now479 USD	TDP120 W
#109	NVIDIA Quadro P1000	Workstation type	Rating6.69	Productivity15.08	Year of release2017	Price now301 USD	TDP40 W
#110	NVIDIA Quadro RTX 4000	Workstation type	Rating6.59	Performance52.57	Year of manufacture2018	Price now2124 USD	TDP160 W
#111	NVIDIA TITAN V CEO Edition	Type Desktop	Rating6. 36	Productivity57.67	Year of manufacture2018	Price now1630 USD	TDP250 W
#112	NVIDIA Quadro M5000	Workstation Type	Rating6.33	Productivity31.54	Year of manufacture2015	Price now742 USD	TDP150 W
#113	NVIDIA Quadro M5000M	Type for mobile workstations	Rating6.28	Productivity23.53	Year of manufacture2015	Price now468 USD	TDP100 W
#114	AMD Radeon Pro W6600	Workstation type	Rating6.27	Productivity48.61	Year of manufacture2021	Price now2077 USD	TDP100 W
#115	NVIDIA Quadro RTX 5000 Max-Q	Mobile workstation type	Rating6. 23	Productivity49.90	Year of manufacture2019	Price now2130 USD	TDP80W
#116	NVIDIA Quadro P5000	Workstation Type	Rating6.16	Productivity40.73	Year of manufacture2016	Price now1475 USD	TDP180 W
#117	AMD Radeon Pro VII	Workstation type	Rating6.10	Productivity57.21	Year of manufacture2020	Price now2419 USD	TDP250 W
#118	NVIDIA Quadro P4000 (mobile)	Type for mobile workstations	Rating6.03	Productivity31.87	Year of manufacture2017	Price now1053 USD	TDP73.4 W
#119	AMD Radeon Pro Vega 16	Type for mobile workstations	Rating6. 02	Productivity15.89	Year of manufacture2018	Price now511 USD	TDP75 W
#120	NVIDIA Quadro GP100	Workstation type	Rating6.01	Productivity52.98	Year of manufacture2016	Price now1969 USD	TDP235 W
#121	NVIDIA Quadro P2000	Workstation type	Rating5.72	Productivity24.67	Year of manufacture2017	Price now744 USD	TDP75 W
#122	NVIDIA Quadro M4000	Type for workstations	Rating5.72	Productivity22.48	Year of manufacture2015	Price now441 USD	TDP120 W
#123	NVIDIA Quadro P2200	Workstation type	Rating5. 63	Productivity32.10	Year of release2019	Price now1581 USD	TDP75 W
#124	NVIDIA Quadro P4200	Mobile workstation type	Rating5.54	Productivity33.87	Year of manufacture2018	Price now1526 USD	TDP115 W
#125	AMD Radeon PRO WX 9100	Workstation type	Rating5.20	Productivity45.23	Year of manufacture2017	Price now2156 USD	TDP230 W
#126	NVIDIA RTX A4000	Workstation type	Rating5.02	Productivity64.45	Year of manufacture2021	Price now2031 USD	TDP140 W
#127	NVIDIA Quadro P6000	Workstation type	Rating4. 86	Performance50.66	Year of manufacture2016	Price now2327 USD	TDP250 W
#128	NVIDIA Quadro K6000	Workstation type	Rating4.77	Productivity27.54	Year of manufacture2013	Price now630 USD	TDP225 W
#129	AMD Radeon 540X	Notebook Type	Rating4.74	Performance4.72	Year of manufacture2019	Price now421 USD	TDP50 W
#130	NVIDIA Quadro M6000	Type for workstations	Rating4.71	Performance39.89	Year of manufacture2015	Price now1473 USD	TDP250 W
#131	AMD Radeon HD 7970M	Notebook Type	Rating4. 63	Performance12.81	Year of manufacture2012	Price now338 USD	TDP100 W
#132	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Max-Q	Notebook Type	Rating4.60	Performance13.12	Year of manufacture2018	Price now1085 USD	TDP34 W
#133	NVIDIA Tesla T4	Type for workstations	Rating4.56	Productivity36.43	Year of manufacture2018	Price now2128 USD	TDP70 W
#134	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 860M SLI	Notebook Type	Rating4.54	Performance15.21	Year of manufacture2014	Price now489 USD	TDP120 W
#135	AMD Radeon R9 295X2	Type Desktop	Rating4. 44	Productivity29.19	Year of manufacture2014	Price now600 USD	TDP500 W
#136	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970M	Notebook Type	Rating4.37	Performance19.53	Year of manufacture2014	Price now848 USD	TDP81 W
#137	NVIDIA Quadro P5000 (mobile)	Type for mobile workstations	Rating4.18	Productivity39.07	Year of manufacture2017	Price now2137 USD	TDP100 W
#138	NVIDIA Quadro T1000 (mobile)	Type for mobile workstations	Rating3.95	Productivity28.57	Year of manufacture2019	Price now1890 USD	TDP50 W
#139	NVIDIA Quadro RTX 5000 Mobile	Type Mobile Workstation	Rating3. 93	Productivity50.35	Year of manufacture2019	Price now3065 USD	TDP110 W
#140	AMD FirePro W8100	Workstation type	Rating3.86	Productivity24.83	Year of manufacture2014	Price now631 USD	TDP220 W
#141	AMD Radeon Pro WX 8200	Workstation type	Rating3.85	Productivity47.13	Year of manufacture2018	Price now2963 USD	TDP230 W
#142	AMD Radeon RX 480 (Mobile)	Notebook type	Rating3.77	Productivity9.40	Year of manufacture2016	Price now577 USD	TDP100 W
#143	NVIDIA GeForce MX330	Notebook type	Rating3. 74	Performance8.55	Year of manufacture2020	Price now1079 USD	TDP25 W
#144	NVIDIA Quadro M2000	Type for workstations	Rating3.71	Productivity13.35	Year of manufacture2016	Price now361 USD	TDP75 W
#145	NVIDIA Quadro RTX 4000 Mobile	Type Mobile Workstation	Rating3.69	Productivity43.71	Year of manufacture2019	Price now2890 USD	TDP110 W
#146	AMD FirePro W7100	Workstation Type	Rating3.68	Performance19.67	Year of manufacture2014	Price now414 USD	TDP150 W
#147	AMD Radeon RX Vega 10	Type for laptops	Rating3. 68	Performance5.67	Year of manufacture2017	Price now449 USD	TDP15 W
#148	AMD Radeon RX 580 2048SP	Type Desktop	Rating3.64	Productivity26.89	Year of manufacture2018	Price now1373 USD	TDP150 W
#149	NVIDIA Quadro RTX 3000 Mobile	Type Mobile Workstation	Rating3.60	Productivity33.33	Year of manufacture2019	Price now2393 USD	TDP80 W
#150	AMD Radeon RX 560	Type desktop	Rating3.49	Performance12.22	Year of manufacture2017	Price now355 USD	TDP75 W
#151	NVIDIA Quadro K5200	Workstation type	Rating3. 37	Productivity20.17	Year of manufacture2014	Price now476 USD	TDP150 W
#152	NVIDIA Quadro RTX 5000	Workstation Type	Rating3.35	Productivity54.85	Year of manufacture2018	Price now3640 USD	TDP230 W
#153	NVIDIA Quadro RTX 8000	Type for workstations	Rating3.30	Productivity64.93	Year of manufacture2018	Price now4113 USD	TDP260 W
#154	AMD Radeon RX Vega M GL	Notebook Type	Rating3.26	Performance11.51	Year of manufacture2018	Price now1307 USD	TDP65 W
#155	NVIDIA Quadro P2000 (mobile)	Type for mobile workstations	Rating3. 25	Productivity25.44	Year of manufacture2017	Price now1477 USD	TDP50 W
#156	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 3 GB	Type Desktop	Rating3.24	Productivity17.73	Year of manufacture2018	Price now800 USD	TDP75 W
#157	NVIDIA Quadro T1000	Workstation Type	Rating3.22	Productivity22.20	Year of manufacture2019	Price now1625 USD	TDP50 W
#158	NVIDIA Quadro M4000M	Type for mobile workstations	Rating3.12	Performance21.92	Year of manufacture2015	Price now832 USD	TDP100 W
#159	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 870M	Notebook Type	Rating3. 10	Productivity11.48	Year of manufacture2014	Price now403 USD	TDP100 W
#160	NVIDIA GeForce MX250	Notebook Type	Rating3.08	Performance8.48	Year of manufacture2019	Price now1165 USD	TDP10 W
#161	AMD Radeon RX Vega 3	Type for laptops	Rating3.05	Performance3.90	Year of manufacture2018	Price now371 USD	TDP15 W
#162	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 675M SLI	Notebook type	Rating3.03	Productivity12.59	Year of release2011	Price now499 USD	TDP2 W
#163	AMD Radeon R9 M395	Notebook type	Rating3. 00	Productivity17.45	Year of manufacture2015	Price now1288 USD	TDP−
#164	AMD Radeon Pro 5500M	Type Mobile Workstation	Rating2.99	Productivity23.10	Year of manufacture2019	Price now1950 USD	TDP50 W
#165	AMD Radeon RX 460	Type Desktop	Rating2.93	Performance13.99	Year of manufacture2016	Price now427 USD	TDP75 W
#166	AMD Radeon R9 370	Type Desktop	Rating2.92	Productivity16.03	Year of manufacture2015	Price now352 USD	TDP110 W
#167	Intel Iris Plus Graphics 655	Notebook type	Rating2. 92	Performance9.26	Year of manufacture2017	Price now999 USD	TDP15 W
#168	AMD FirePro S9000	Workstation Type	Rating2.89	Performance17.17	Year of manufacture2012	Price now400 USD	TDP225 W
#169	AMD Radeon Pro 5500 XT	Type for workstations	Rating2.88	Productivity28.17	Year of manufacture2020	Price now2499 USD	TDP125 W
#170	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 690	Type Desktop	Rating2.88	Performance18.89	Year of manufacture2012	Price now385 USD	TDP300 W
#171	NVIDIA T1000 8 GB	Type Desktop	Rating2. 86	Productivity26.60	Year of manufacture2021	Price now1660 USD	TDP50 W
#172	AMD Radeon Pro WX Vega M GL	Type for mobile workstations	Rating2.80	Productivity20.54	Year of manufacture2018	Price now1359 USD	TDP65 W
#173	NVIDIA Quadro P3200	Type for mobile workstations	Rating2.71	Productivity29.55	Year of release2017	Price now2122 USD	TDP78 W
#174	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670	Type Desktop	Rating2.65	Performance17.97	Year of manufacture2012	Price now377 USD	TDP170 W
#175	NVIDIA Quadro RTX 6000	Workstation type	Rating2. 64	Productivity66.46	Year of manufacture2018	Price now4778 USD	TDP260 W
#176	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 775M	Notebook Type	Rating2.61	Performance14.56	Year of manufacture2013	Price now780 USD	TDP100 W
#177	NVIDIA Quadro M2000M	Type for mobile workstations	Rating2.58	Performance11.97	Year of manufacture2015	Price now363 USD	TDP55 W
#178	Intel UHD Graphics 615	Notebook type	Rating2.47	Performance3.78	Year of manufacture2018	Price now518 USD	TDP5 W
#179	NVIDIA Quadro M5500	Type for mobile workstations	Rating2. 45	Productivity26.87	Year of manufacture2016	Price now1700 USD	TDP150 W
#180	NVIDIA Quadro P5200	Mobile workstation type	Rating2.40	Performance43.43	Year of manufacture2017	Price now3894 USD	TDP150 W
#181	AMD Radeon HD 7950	Type Desktop	Rating2.32	Productivity16.17	Year of manufacture2012	Price now348 USD	TDP200 W
#182	AMD Radeon PRO WX 2100	Mobile workstation type	Rating2.32	Performance6.01	Year of manufacture2018	Price now343 USD	TDP50 W
#183	AMD Radeon Pro 5300M	Type for mobile workstations	Rating2. 30	Performance19.87	Year of manufacture2019	Price now2068 USD	TDP65 W
#184	NVIDIA GeForce MX130	Notebook Type	Rating2.22	Performance6.39	Year of issue2018	Price now899 USD	TDP15 W
#185	NVIDIA GeForce GTX TITAN Z	Type Desktop	Rating2.16	Productivity31.19	Year of manufacture2014	Price now1410 USD	TDP375 W
#186	AMD Radeon Pro WX 3200	Workstation type	Rating2.16	Performance8.39	Year of manufacture2019	Price now740 USD	TDP65 W
#187	NVIDIA Quadro M3000M	Type for mobile workstations	Rating2. 10	Performance19.16	Year of manufacture2015	Price now981 USD	TDP75 W
#188	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960M	Notebook type	Rating2.08	Performance11.56	Year of manufacture2015	Price now799 USD	TDP75 W
#189	AMD Radeon HD 7990	Type Desktop	Rating2.06	Performance18.89	Year of manufacture2013	Price now537 USD	TDP375 W
#190	NVIDIA GeForce MX150	Notebook type	Rating2.06	Performance7.79	Year of manufacture2017	Price now1049 USD	TDP25 W
#191	NVIDIA GeForce MX230	Notebook type	Rating2. 06	Performance6.27	Year of manufacture2019	Price now1221 USD	TDP10 W
#192	NVIDIA GeForce GT 755M SLI	Notebook type	Rating1.98	Performance10.69	Year of manufacture2013	Price now545 USD	TDP2 W
#193	AMD FirePro S9050	Workstation type	Rating1.97	Performance16.64	Year of manufacture2014	Price now550 USD	TDP225 W
#194	AMD Radeon R9 M290X	Type for laptops	Rating1.92	Performance11.13	Year of manufacture2014	Price now613 USD	TDP100 W
#195	AMD FirePro W9000	Workstation type	Rating1. 87	Performance20.84	Year of issue2012	Price now913 USD	TDP274 W
#196	AMD FirePro W9100	Workstation Type	Rating1.85	Productivity26.20	Year of manufacture2014	Price now1472 USD	TDP275 W
#197	NVIDIA Quadro T2000 (Mobile)	Type Mobile Workstation	Rating1.84	Productivity18.45	Year of manufacture2019	Price now2221 USD	TDP60 W
#198	AMD FirePro S10000	Workstation type	Rating1.82	Performance18.04	Year of manufacture2012	Price now699 USD	TDP375 W
#199	Intel UHD Graphics 617	Notebook Type	Rating1. 81	Performance4.76	Year of manufacture2018	Price now950 USD	TDP15 W
#200	Intel UHD Graphics 610	Notebook type	Rating1.77	Performance2.98	Year of manufacture2019	Price now601 USD	TDP15 W

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Name	GeForce RTX 3050
Core	GA106
Process technology, nm 8 9004
, /	360
Shaders Model	6.5
Fill Rate, Mpix/s	85300
Fill Rate, Mtex/s	1
Directx	12 (12_2)
Interface	PCI-E 4.0
Energy consumption, TT	170
Date of production	25.02.2021 0 900Fury XRadeon R9 FuryRadeon R9 NanoRadeon R9 390XRadeon R9 390Radeon R9 380XRadeon R9 380Radeon R7 370Radeon R7 360Radeon R9 295X2Radeon R9 290XRadeon R9 290Radeon R9 280XRadeon R9 285Radeon R9 280Radeon R9 270XRadeon R9 270Radeon R7 265Radeon R7 260XRadeon R7 260Radeon R7 250Radeon R7 240Radeon HD 7970Radeon HD 7950Radeon HD 7870 XTRadeon HD 7870Radeon HD 7850Radeon HD 7790Radeon HD 7770Radeon HD 7750Radeon HD 6990Radeon HD 6970Radeon HD 6950Radeon HD 6930Radeon HD 6870Radeon HD 6850Radeon HD 6790Radeon HD 6770Radeon HD 6750Radeon HD 6670 GDDR5Radeon HD 6670 GDDR3Radeon HD 6570 GDDR5Radeon HD 6570 GDDR3Radeon HD 6450 GDDR5Radeon HD 6450 GDDR3Radeon HD 5570 GDDR5Radeon HD 3750Radeon HD 3730Radeon HD 5970Radeon HD 5870Radeon HD 5850Radeon HD 5830Radeon HD 5770Radeon HD 5750Radeon HD 5670Radeon HD 5570Radeon HD 5550Radeon HD 5450Radeon HD 4890Radeon HD 4870 X2Radeon HD 4870Radeon HD 4860Radeon HD 4850 X2Radeon HD 4850Radeon HD 4830Radeon HD 4790Radeon HD 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Review and testing of the ASUS ROG-STRIX-RTX3060-O12G-GAMING video card ASUS ROG-STRIX-RTX3060-O12G-GAMING U. A. | EN NVIDIA graphics card comparison | Rating We offer you the largest comparison table of NVIDIA GeForce video cards. All video cards in the form of a table contain information about the order in the rating, its name, the rating in the synthetic test «Passmark G3D» and the price at the start of sales. For convenience, there is a search for a video card. Specify the video card you need in the search bar and it will show its rating, in the general table, the number of points and the price. Passmark G3D allows you to objectively evaluate a video card using various tests, the result is evaluated in the number of points and the more points, the more powerful the video card. The table below shows more than four hundred video cards manufactured by NVIDIA, and this is the entire line that has ever been released. 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