GPU database
Every graphics card used in our daily puzzle, from the GeForce 256 (1999) to the RTX 50 series and Radeon RX 9000 (2025). Sort by any column to see how prices, power and memory changed over 25 years.
What the columns mean
Launch is the date the card went on sale or was officially launched. Process is the chip's manufacturing node; smaller numbers generally mean more transistors in the same space and better efficiency. Memory and Type describe the on-board video memory, and Bus is the memory interface width, which together with memory speed sets bandwidth. TDP is the typical board power the manufacturer quotes, and Launch price is the suggested price in US dollars on launch day, not adjusted for inflation.
Sources and licence
Specifications were compiled from Wikipedia's List of Nvidia graphics processing units and List of AMD graphics processing units, cross-checked with manufacturers' launch announcements. Where a card shipped in several memory versions, we list the launch version. This table is shared under CC BY-SA 4.0. Spotted a mistake? Tell us.