GPU Prices Today: Graphics Card Price Tracker

This page tracks what graphics cards cost right now. We check every listing at least twice a day and keep the full price history, so the table below shows today's lowest price for each card next to its 90-day low and its launch MSRP.

We're currently tracking 2,979 GPU listings. Prices are the latest we've seen, so click through for the store's current price before you buy.

Current lowest price by model

Model	Lowest now	90-day low	MSRP	vs 30 days ago
RTX 5090	$3,980.00	$3,757.00	$1,999.00	−8.4%
RTX 5080	$1,469.99	$1,249.99	$999.00	+11.5%
RTX 5070 Ti	$1,199.99	$870.00	$749.00	+14.3%
RTX 5070	$569.99	$490.00	$549.00	0.0%
RTX 5060 Ti	$429.51	$389.00	$379.00 / $429.00	+2.1%
RTX 5060	$239.99	$239.99	$299.00	−33.9%
RX 9070 XT	$759.99	$650.00	$599.00	−2.3%
RX 9070	$634.53	$595.00	$549.00	0.0%
RX 9060 XT	$428.49	$344.54	$299.00 / $349.00	+24.2%
RTX 3070	$280.00	$173.00	$499.00	+61.8%
RTX 3060	$219.95	$189.00	$329.00	−12.0%
RTX 3080	$349.99	$285.00	$699.00	+11.8%

Lowest price we've seen in the last 24 hours. MSRP is the launch list price.

GPU prices have barely moved in the last 30 days.

GPU price index, last 90 days: median of the cards in the table, each card's first day = 100

Low 100.0High 120.5Current 120.5

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Date	Price
Nov 2	120.5
Nov 1	111.5
Oct 31	115.3
Oct 30	115.0
Oct 29	106.4
Oct 28	110.0
Oct 27	110.7
Oct 26	113.5
Oct 25	110.8
Oct 24	108.6
Oct 23	109.0
Oct 22	109.4
Oct 21	110.5
Oct 20	113.5
Oct 19	108.6
Oct 18	107.8
Oct 17	108.5
Oct 16	111.5
Oct 15	111.1
Oct 14	107.1
Oct 13	103.8
Oct 12	104.5
Oct 11	108.9
Oct 10	105.8
Oct 9	103.7
Oct 8	106.6
Oct 7	104.3
Oct 6	104.5
Oct 5	101.9
Oct 4	108.8
Oct 3	103.4
Oct 2	103.3
Oct 1	102.5
Sep 30	107.3
Sep 29	102.2
Sep 28	105.2
Sep 27	101.2
Sep 26	100.0
Sep 25	104.7
Sep 24	103.6
Sep 23	100.0
Sep 22	100.0
Sep 21	101.4
Sep 20	100.6
Sep 19	101.2
Sep 18	101.1
Sep 12	100.0
Sep 8	100.0

Are GPU prices going up?

Not much either way. The median price across the cards in the table is within 1.1% of where it was 30 days ago. 8 of the 12 cards we list are selling above MSRP.

The longer story is how cards got this expensive in the first place: list prices that kept climbing each generation, then street prices that drifted far above them. We cover that in GPU price history: how graphics cards got so expensive. This page sticks to what things cost today.

Best value right now

If you just want the card that gets you the most for your money, start with our best GPUs for 1080p and best GPUs for 1440p guides. Both use the same live prices as this page.

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Frequently asked questions

Will GPU prices go down?

Nobody can promise that, and we won't guess. What we can show is the direction: the chart above has 90 days of prices, and the table tells you how far each card sits above its 90-day low. If a card is at or near that low, it's about as cheap as it has been recently. For the factors that could bring prices down, see our GPU price history.

When is the best time to buy a GPU?

When the card you want is at or close to its 90-day low. Every model in the table shows that number next to today's price. If you're not in a hurry, add the card to your watchlist and we'll track it for you.

Why is the RTX 5090 so expensive?

It's NVIDIA's flagship. It launched at $1,999, and US retail prices have run well above that ever since. The table above shows its lowest price today and its 90-day low, and GPU price history explains how prices got here.

How does PriceSniff track GPU prices?

We pull listings from our partner retailers' product APIs at least twice a day and save every price we see. We never edit or smooth that history. The full method is on How PriceSniff works.