
It's Prime Day 2024 (again), and we've checked pricing on all the best graphics cards — including models that don't actually make that list — to see where things stand. Nvidia's RTX 40-series and AMD's RX 7000-series GPUs represent the current-gen offerings, though both are set to be replaced in the coming months. That's evidenced by the numerous Blackwell RTX 50-series rumors, not to mention Nvidia CEO Jensen giving the CES Keynote in January. There have also been reports that RTX 4090 supplies are dwindling, paving the way for the future king of the hill, the RTX 5090. Which brings us to the Prime Day GPU landscape.
We've collected all the current "Deals" — GPUs that at least cost less than they did last month — and ordered them according to value. The performance data comes from our GPU benchmark hierarchy, where we've tested 86 graphics cards from the past decade.
Intel's Arc A750 matches its lowest price ever at $180. That's pretty much the only Intel GPU worth considering right now, unless you really want a low-end card with AV1 encoding support (the A380).