GPU Battle is an independent graphics card benchmark database. Every ranking on this site is built from one benchmark methodology applied to every card: not from spec sheets, marketing numbers, or other people's reviews.
Two benches, one standard. For AI I don't own a warehouse of graphics cards, I rent them. The AI benchmarks are run first-party on cloud GPUs rented from Vast.ai, RunPod and Modal: the same test suite, the same software stack, and the same measurement scripts on every card. That covers 51 cards measured directly: large language models (tokens per second via llama-bench), image generation, video generation and image-to-3D: with VRAM peaks, power draw sampled at 1Hz, and temperatures logged for every run.
Gaming is the opposite: those cards I own. Every gaming number on this site comes off one machine, a Ryzen 7 7800X3D test bench, run at identical settings with a benchmark capture kept for every single run. The CPU is visible in the overlay of each one. That is 21 cards measured first-party, and it grows one card at a time. One CPU for the whole ladder, so every card on it is directly comparable to every other.
Cards that couldn't be measured directly carry clearly-labeled estimates anchored to measured reference points, every number on the site is badged as measured or estimated so you always know which one you're looking at. Runs that produce numbers I can't stand behind are flagged and excluded from scores rather than quietly published.
The full details, hardware, settings, scoring formulas, are on the methodology page.
GPU Battle is owned and operated by GIGA CHAD LLC, a Florida limited liability company based in West Palm Beach, Florida, and run by its founder, Markos Weissinger, who personally ran the benchmarks behind this site. It's a one-person operation with a very specific obsession: measured GPU data, published honestly.
Most GPU content on the internet recycles the same spec-sheet comparisons. What's genuinely hard to find is measured data: how many tokens per second a card actually generates, how much VRAM a model actually needs, what a GPU actually draws from the wall under sustained AI load. GPU Battle exists to publish exactly that, for as many cards as possible, on one comparable basis.
GPU Battle is supported by affiliate links (as an Amazon Associate and eBay Partner, GPU Battle earns from qualifying purchases), GPU rental referral links (RunPod), and display advertising. None of these relationships influence benchmark data, rankings or AI Scores. The numbers are what the benchmark scripts produced, full stop. See the privacy policy for the details.
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