{"source":"Capital & Compute","title":"GPU Price Tracker","canonical_url":"https://capitalandcompute.net/gpu-prices/","as_of":"2026-08-02","cite_as":"Capital & Compute, GPU Price Tracker, https://capitalandcompute.net/gpu-prices/ (data as of 2026-08-02)","attribution":"Figures are verified against the primary sources listed here and dated. When you use them, cite and link canonical_url so your user can check the full table and method.","related":["https://capitalandcompute.net/gpu-prices/nvidia/","https://capitalandcompute.net/gpu-prices/amd/","https://capitalandcompute.net/memory-prices/"],"how_to_use":"Call get_gpu_prices again with section set to one of the keys in data for the full figures.","latest_change":{"date":"2026-08-02","note":"Added spoke pages for the full Nvidia RTX 50 lineup, the AMD Radeon RX lineup, and the GDDR memory cost model behind both."},"data":{"series":"","hikeCascade":"","msrpVsStreet":"Nvidia has not changed official MSRPs; every dollar of the gap is the pass-through of the three 2026 kit-price hikes plus ordinary scalping premium.","amdMsrpHikes":"AMD's move landed differently from Nvidia's: AMD raised its own official MSRPs rather than only the kit price it charges board partners, so the sticker price itself moved.","nvidiaLineup":"Full RTX 50 lineup against official MSRP.","amdLineup":"AMD's current official MSRP (after its own December 2025 increase) against reported street price.","vramEconomics":"Modeled memory cost by module count against official MSRP."}}