Before the GPU prices go up, we have some great deals on the current-gen AMD and NVIDIA GPUs, which you shouldn't miss.
Starting next year, we may see higher GPU prices, which are expected to increase every month. The DRAM shortage issue hasn't spared gaming GPUs from its grasp, which could soon result in sky-high prices in the coming months. While nothing is official yet, you should still take a look at the best GPU deals we have come up with today before these GPUs go back to their usual prices.
Starting with the AMD RDNA 4 series, the flagship Radeon RX 9070 XT is now available for as low as $619. The GPU is also available for $649 from other vendors, and is the best mid-range GPU for this price tag that offers triple-digit FPS at 1440p. The card comes with a good 16 GB VRAM, which makes it the best deal for today, particularly since the VRAM costs have also increased significantly.
If you can't spend over $600, then we have some cheaper options as well. The popular mid-range GPU from NVIDIA RTX 50 series is also available for less than MSRP on some stores. You can get the GeForce RTX 5070 for as low as $519, and there are more editions that are selling for a sub-$550 price tag. The GPU offers incredible 1440p gaming performance, powerful Ray Tracing capabilities, and 12 GB VRAM to ensure you can bump your graphical presets to max.
For those who are looking for a sub-$400 option, there isn't anything better than the Radeon RX 9060 XT 16 GB, which not only offers plenty of VRAM, but is also a decent performer at both 1080p and 1440p resolutions. You can get one for as low as $359, which is a great price, considering most 16 GB editions are now selling close to $400 due to high demand.
- PowerColor Reaper RX 9060 XT 16 GB:
Lastly, if you want something in the entry-level category, look no further to the MSI Shadow RTX 5050 8 GB card, which has dropped by $50 recently. The card usually sells for $249, but you can get it for as low as $199, which makes it a decent choice for budget builds.
- MSI Shadow RTX 5050 2X OC:
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