How to Use GPU Drip

1. Visit the homepage to see all 38 tracked GPUs
2. Filter by brand: NVIDIA (RTX 50/40/30 series), AMD (RX 9000/7000), or Intel (Arc)
3. Sort by: Price, Value Score, VRAM, or Name
4. Click any GPU to see detailed pricing and specs

Click any GPU card to see:

• ✓ Current prices from all tracked retailers
• ✓ Price history chart (30/60/90 days)
• ✓ Value Score (performance per dollar)
• ✓ Stock status at each retailer
• ✓ Full specs: VRAM, architecture, TDP, ports
• ✓ Buy links to each retailer

Get notified when GPU prices drop:

1. Sign in with Google (navbar → Sign In)
2. Go to Alerts page
3. Select GPU(s) to track (up to 5)
4. Enter target price per GPU
5. Click "Create Alert"

We check prices multiple times daily and email you when your target is hit.

1. Go to the Compare page
2. Select 2-4 GPUs to compare
3. View specs, prices, and value scores side by side
4. See which GPU offers the best performance per dollar

• • Amazon - Fast shipping, wide stock
• • Best Buy - In-store pickup, returns
• • Newegg - PC builder hub
• • B&H Photo - Pro gear, no tax outside NY
• • Micro Center - Best in-store deals
• • Adorama - Tech retailer
• • Antonline - Bundle deals
• • CDW - Business gear

Value Score = Performance ÷ Price

A higher score means more performance per dollar. Use it to find the best bang-for-buck GPU.

• Based on benchmark performance (3DMark, gaming FPS)
• Updated when prices change
• Compare across generations (RTX 40 vs RTX 50)

• ✓ Best time to buy: Black Friday, Prime Day, new gen releases
• ✓ Refresh cycles: NVIDIA releases ~2 years, AMD ~1.5 years
• ✓ Stock alerts: High-demand cards sell out fast—check often
• ✓ Used/Refurbished: eBay and r/hardwareswap for deals
• ✓ Price history: Check 90-day charts before buying