Best local AI signal
Prioritize VRAM first. A slower 24 GB card can be more useful than a faster 12 GB card for larger local models.
GPU Deal Rankings by VRAM, Price & Value
Compare GPUs by fair-value target, $/GB VRAM, $/TFLOP, benchmark value, power cost, and practical use case. Use the checker below to grade a real listing price before you buy.
Used GPU Fair Price Checker
Enter an asking price to see if the deal clears the value bar.
How to use this
- Find a GPU listing on Amazon, eBay, Facebook, or Reddit.
- Paste the GPU name into the checker.
- Enter the asking price.
- GPUMath tells you if it is a strong buy, fair, overpriced, or a bad deal.
Main GPU Rankings
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| # ▲ | GPU | Fair Target | $/GB VRAM | VRAM | Benchmark | $/TFLOP | Power Cost | Value Score | Use Case | Search Listings |
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GPUMath shows fair-value targets, not guaranteed live retailer prices. The retailer buttons open search listings; always confirm the actual listing price before buying.
Buyer Notes
Used card rule
No return policy should mean a lower price. Used GPUs without buyer protection should clear a meaningful discount.
New card rule
Do not rank a new card by a stale MSRP. Only show exact prices when the displayed price and button point to the same listing.