I found 5 Prime Day GPU deals to grab now - before you pay full price

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It should come as no surprise that gaming GPUs aren't exactly cheap right now, but there are certainly deals to be had, especially on affordable devices and GPUs that are a year or so old (and that doesn't mean they're not competitive).

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Luckily, with the influx of sales during Prime Day, you can actually grab a bargain on a new GPU, no matter what your budget is. Here are five GPUs on sale right now that stood out to me for their value relative to price.

The best Amazon Prime Day GPU deals

Current price: $1,524 (10% off)
Original price: $1,699

Built on Nvidia's Blackwell architecture, this GPU is a gaming enthusiast-tier device with 16GB of GDDR7 VRAM and military-grade durability from Asus' TUF branding. We're talking factory-overclocked cooling, max graphics across the latest titles, and AI-powered graphics acceleration.

This is a top-end GPU, and the $175 discount is significant, but keep in mind that it's only for Amazon Prime members.

Current price: $549 (5% off)
Original price: $579

This mid-range Nvidia GPU features 16GB of VRAM and is powered by Blackwell architecture and DLSS 4. It runs on fifth-gen Tensor Cores that are optimized for neural shaders and fourth-gen ray tracing.

Current price: $329 (12% off)
Original price: $369

Here's an affordable GPU with 8GB of VRAM and AMD's RDNA 4 architecture for 1080p performance on top-tier gaming titles.

Current price: $93 (5% off)
Original price: $109

This entry-level GPU is about as budget-friendly as you can get while still supporting 1080p gaming and can serve as an effective upgrade for older machines.

Current price: $699 (13% off)
Original price: $799

This high-end GPU features 16GB of GDDR6 VRAM and superior cooling technology with axial-tech fans and a phase-change thermal pad. If you're looking for a GPU to enable 4K gaming performance, this is a powerful, functional option. Typically pricey, it's worth grabbing for $100 off.