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NVIDIA Graphics Cards Comparison Table with Prices

The document provides a comparison table of NVIDIA graphics cards, detailing specifications such as memory type, bandwidth, CUDA cores, performance levels, release years, and estimated prices. It includes models ranging from the GT 730 to the speculated RTX 5090 and H100, highlighting their intended use cases from basic display to advanced AI work. Prices vary significantly, with the most affordable options starting around $50 and high-end models reaching up to $7000+.

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NVIDIA Graphics Cards Comparison Table with Prices

The document provides a comparison table of NVIDIA graphics cards, detailing specifications such as memory type, bandwidth, CUDA cores, performance levels, release years, and estimated prices. It includes models ranging from the GT 730 to the speculated RTX 5090 and H100, highlighting their intended use cases from basic display to advanced AI work. Prices vary significantly, with the most affordable options starting around $50 and high-end models reaching up to $7000+.

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NVIDIA Graphics Cards Comparison Table with Prices

Memory Memory CUDA Performance Release Estimated


GPU Model VRAM Type
Bus Bandwidth Cores Level Year Price (USD)

14.4 GB/s Very Low (Basic


GT 730 2GB/4GB DDR3/GDDR5 64-bit (DDR3) / 40 GB/s 384 Display, Old 2014 $50 - $100
(GDDR5) Games)

Low (Casual
GT 1030 2GB/4GB GDDR5 64-bit 48 GB/s 384 Gaming, Media 2017 $70 - $120
Playback)

Mid (1080p
GTX 1050 Ti 4GB GDDR5 128-bit 112 GB/s 768 Gaming, Light AI 2016 $120 - $150
Work)

Mid (1080p
GTX 1650 4GB
GDDR5 128-bit 128 GB/s 896 Gaming, Entry AI 2019 $150 - $200
(GDDR5)
Work)

High (1080p Ultra


GTX 1660 6GB GDDR5 192-bit 192.2 GB/s 1408 2019 $200 - $250
Gaming, Light AI)

High (1080p/1440p
RTX 2060 6GB GDDR6 192-bit 336 GB/s 1920 Gaming, AI/ML 2019 $300 - $400
Work)

High (1440p/4K
RTX 2060 SUPER 8GB GDDR6 256-bit 448 GB/s 2176 2019 $400 - $500
Gaming, AI Work)

High (1440p
RTX 3060 12GB GDDR6 192-bit 360 GB/s 3584 2021 $350 - $450
Gaming, AI Work)

High (4K Gaming,


RTX 3070 8GB GDDR6 256-bit 448 GB/s 5888 2020 $500 - $600
Heavy AI Work)

Ultra High (4K


RTX 3080 10GB GDDR6X 320-bit 760 GB/s 8704 Gaming, AI/ML 2020 $700 - $800
Work)

Ultra High (4K/8K


RTX 3090 24GB GDDR6X 384-bit 936.2 GB/s 10496 Gaming, Heavy AI 2020 $1500 - $1800
Work)

Extreme (8K
RTX 4090 24GB GDDR6X 384-bit 1008 GB/s 16384 Gaming, Advanced 2022 $1600 - $2000
AI/ML Work)

Extreme (8K/16K
RTX 5090 ~1100-1300 ~18000+ ~$2000+
GDDR6X/GDDR7 384-bit Gaming, Cutting- TBD
(Speculated) GB/s (Predicted) (Speculated) (Speculative)
edge AI Work)

Extreme (AI/Deep ~$5000 -


~1200 GB/s ~12000+
H100 (Speculated) HBM3 512-bit Learning, Data TBD $7000+
(Predicted) (Speculated)
Center) (Speculative)

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