How this works
Value
FPS per $100 = the card's average frame rate across Tom's Hardware's game suite at the chosen resolution and settings, divided by its price, times 100. Higher is better. “Mixed” weights raster 70% and ray tracing 30%.
Prices
New: the lower of the best current US retail price from Tom's Hardware's GPU price tracker and live eBay listings. Used: eBay listings. eBay prices are the median of the 5 cheapest listings that match the exact model (a 5070 never counts as a 5070 Ti), with empty boxes and parts-only cards dropped, and need at least 3 matches. Until the live eBay API is connected, eBay data comes from HardwareDeals.co's daily listing snapshot. Open any card to see every source.
Performance
Real game benchmarks from Tom's Hardware's GPU Benchmarks Hierarchy, all run on one test system. Only cards in that hierarchy get a value score. Every other card is still listed with full specs.
Specs
From the TechPowerUp GPU Database, via the open RightNow GPU Database (Apache-2.0). Laptop, integrated, console and data-center parts are excluded. Technology support (DLSS, FSR, XeSS, frame generation, AV1 and so on) is derived from each card's architecture using vendor support lists as of October 2026.
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