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See How Two Graphics Cards Really Compare

We built our GPU Comparison Tool to make graphics card research faster. Pick two GPUs and we’ll show you their gaming FPS, specifications, power consumption, temperatures and overall performance side by side.

📊 13 graphics cards

🎮 10 games × 3 resolutions

🎨 Creator & compute tests

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Nauman Siddique ✓ Verified Expert

Senior Hardware Reviewer · Tech4Gamers

16+ years PC hardware 120+ GPUs tested BSCS · Masters in Marketing Updated June 2026

A senior hardware reviewer at Tech4Gamers since 2017, Nauman has hands-on tested 120+ graphics cards and CPUs. He specialises in GPU performance analysis, real-world gaming benchmarks, and translating raw numbers into practical buying advice for PC builders.

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At a glance

Quick verdict before you dive in

✏ Editor's Note — Nauman Siddique

Benchmarks

Per-game FPS, creator & compute scores, power and thermals, and test methodology

🔬 Tested on the same bench — Ryzen 7 9800X3D, 32GB DDR5-6000 CL30, Windows 11 24H2 — so differences reflect the GPU alone.

★ marks the fastest card per game. Switch resolution to see how the GPU lead grows as you push pixels.

Data last updated: June 2026. FPS numbers are averages across 3 runs. Results may vary with different driver versions or RAM speeds.

Real Blender, Geekbench compute, power-draw and thermal results. ★ marks the winner. On power and temperature, lower is better.

Data last updated: June 2026. Blender and Geekbench reflect GPU-accelerated render and compute throughput; power and thermals are measured under load.

Simple bar comparison — average gaming FPS and a combined creator/compute index at a glance.

Creator/compute index = normalised mean of the Blender and GPU-compute (OpenCL/Vulkan) results.

All graphics cards tested on identical hardware in sequence to ensure a fair comparison.

🔧 Test Bench Configuration

CPUAMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D

Memory32GB DDR5-6000 CL30

Storage2TB NVMe Gen4 SSD

Cooler360mm AIO liquid

PSU1000W 80+ Platinum

OS / DriversWindows 11 24H2 · latest

MotherboardX870E flagship · PCIe 5.0

Benchmark runs3 runs per test, median used

FPS methodFCAT-OC overlay + MSI Afterburner

Game settingsUltra / High, native, RT off unless noted

BIOSLatest stable as of test date

XMP / EXPOEnabled where supported

A flagship CPU (Ryzen 7 9800X3D) eliminates the processor as a bottleneck, so frame-rate differences reflect the graphics card alone. All tests run with Resizable BAR / Smart Access Memory enabled. Each card is re-seated and the test rerun three times, with the median reported.

Performance Profile

Six-axis radar — 1080p, 1440p, 4K, Rendering, Compute, Efficiency

📡 Performance Profile

This chart summarises relative strengths across six dimensions. Use the benchmark tables above for exact numbers.

Specifications

Key specs visible — full table one click away

📋 Key Specifications

The specs that matter most for purchasing decisions. ★ marks the strongest value.

Full technical comparison including architecture, process node, memory subsystem, power and display outputs. ★ marks the strongest value in each row.

Expert Verdict

Hands-on analysis and final recommendation by Nauman Siddique

Nauman Siddique

Senior Hardware Reviewer · Tech4Gamers

✓ 16+ years · 120+ GPUs tested

✨ Expert Analysis

🎯 Choose based on your workload

Quick guidance — each card excels in different scenarios. Based on the benchmark data above.

Buying Guide

Everything you need to know before choosing — expand topics below

📊 Comparison Charts

Dynamic evaluation of the selected GPUs based on key performance metrics.

Price & value

What you pay versus what you get

💰 Price & value comparison

Launch MSRP and frames-per-dollar. Check retailers for current street prices — GPUs often sell above MSRP.

Community Verdict

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Frequently Asked Questions

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❓ FAQ

Common questions about comparing graphics cards.

Select two graphics cards to compare gaming FPS, specifications, power consumption and temperatures side by side. This makes it easier to see which GPU better suits your resolution, games and performance target.

The better GPU depends on the resolution and the games you play. Use the benchmark results in our GPU comparison tool to compare FPS at the resolution that matters to you instead of relying on model names alone.

For gaming, start with real performance data such as FPS, then use specifications like VRAM, power draw and features to explain the differences. A faster specification on paper does not always translate into the same advantage in every game.

Yes. Power draw affects PSU requirements, heat output, efficiency and running costs. Our comparison data lets you consider performance and power together rather than choosing on FPS alone.

Yes. Comparing your current GPU against an upgrade candidate can show the expected performance gap, power requirements and specification differences before you buy.