GPU Guide
A practical reference for GPUs: compare the best prices across shops for every NVIDIA, AMD and Intel card, compare cloud GPU hosting by the hour, and learn GPU programming.

About
The GPU Guide tracks every current gaming, workstation and data-centre card from NVIDIA, AMD and Intel, with the cheapest listing for each across the shops. It also tracks the AI models that run on the hardware, tying price, capability and silicon together in one place.
There are regional editions for the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany and Australia, each with prices from local shops.
Features
Best prices
The best current price for every card, by manufacturer and generation, with laptops and desktops alongside.
Cloud hosting compared
Cloud GPU rental compared by the hour, across the main providers.
Learn GPU programming
CUDA, ROCm, Triton, WebGPU and OpenCL, each with install steps and a complete example.
AI on your own GPU
The models that run on the hardware, and what they need, alongside the hosted services.
News
Releases and announcements from across the industry, newest first.
Regional editions
Editions for the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany and Australia, with local shops' prices.
Screenshots
Everything about GPUs
The best current prices for consumer, budget, workstation and data-centre cards, with the latest news below. Visit gpu.org ↗
Price comparison
Every current NVIDIA, AMD and Intel GPU with its best price and shop, and a page for each card listing every offer. Compare prices ↗
Cloud hosting
Hourly rental rates for H100, A100, H200, B200 and RTX cards across RunPod, Lambda, Vast.ai, CoreWeave and more, on one board. Compare hosting ↗
GPU programming
CUDA, ROCm and HIP, Triton, WebGPU and OpenCL, each with install steps and a complete runnable example. Learn GPU programming ↗
AI on GPUs
The leading AI providers for text, images, video and audio, alongside the best open-source tools you can run on your own GPU. Explore AI ↗
News
A curated digest of new silicon, model releases and research, by year or by topic. Read the news ↗
Contents
The sections of gpu.org, and the pages in each.
Jobs ↗
Openings for people who work with GPUs.
Technologies
- Node.js - Collecting the prices and news from the shops' feeds, and building the pages
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