DO YOU REALLY NEED A NEW GPU?

It depends on your monitor and budget. At 1080p 60Hz, the RTX 3060 can still be adequate in many games with sensible settings. For demanding 1440p games, a jump to an RX 9070 or similar class can be meaningful. Use the tool for a same-suite comparison, and don't assume every title scales the same.

No. The numbers shown are historical cross-game ultra raster benchmark averages from a published test suite. They're useful for broad comparisons but aren't game-specific predictions. CPU limits, RT, upscaling, settings, drivers and patches change real results.

8GB can be fine for many 1080p games, especially esports and lighter titles. For demanding new games at 1440p or 4K, we generally favor 12–16GB when budgets allow. VRAM capacity alone doesn't make a slower card faster.

Check platform bottlenecks, dimensions, power connectors and PSU requirements separately. We flag potential power issues when you provide a wattage, but a manufacturer-specific compatibility check is still essential.

No. We never display unverified live Amazon pricing or inventory. Historical street references are explicitly labeled, and Amazon buttons take you to a checked product identifier when available, or to a clearly labeled model search.