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 compared retailers
• ✓ Buying-context 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

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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 context: High-demand cards sell out fast, check often
• ✓ Used/Refurbished: eBay and r/hardwareswap for deals
• ✓ Buying context: Check 90-day charts before buying