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Gaming graphics cards
A database of current NVIDIA RTX 50 and AMD RX 9000 graphics cards with memory, launch price and tested frame rates.
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Which graphics card is best for 1080p in 2026?
For 1080p, the RTX 5060 and Radeon RX 9060 XT 16 GB are sensible choices. The 16 GB RX 9060 XT has more room for future games.
How much VRAM do I need in 2026?
For 1080p, 8 GB can work in many games. For 1440p, 12 to 16 GB is a safer choice, and 16 GB or more suits 4K.
Why are graphics card prices above MSRP in 2026?
Tom’s Hardware reported that street prices in 2026 sat far above launch prices, and other guides point to a memory shortage in 2026. Check live store prices before buying, and treat the MSRP only as a baseline.
What does MSRP mean?
MSRP is the manufacturer suggested retail price at launch. Store prices can be higher or lower depending on supply and the card maker.
Should I choose NVIDIA or AMD?
NVIDIA leads in ray tracing and DLSS upscaling and the very high end. AMD often gives more VRAM and better value for plain gaming performance at 1440p.
This database lists current NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 series and AMD Radeon RX 9000 series graphics cards with their memory, launch price (MSRP) and, where available, the median street price and average frame rates reported by Tom’s Hardware in 2026. Street prices have been well above launch prices this year, so use the MSRP as a baseline and check current store prices.