Newegg's GPU-focused mini site is 'reducing the hassle and frustration' of buying a graphics card

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US based online mega-retailer Newegg has launched a new website called JustGPU.com(opens in new tab). As the name suggests, its focus is on GPUs. Rather than simply showing a list of cards with pics, specs and prices as most retailers do, JustGPU is an attempt by Newegg to help consumers make more informed decisions about the graphics cards they are looking to buy.

«JustGPU.com simplifies the shopping experience for a large number of our customers who are specifically shopping only for GPUs and need resources to make informed decisions to upgrade their gaming PC builds,» said Jim Tseng, Director of Product Management for Newegg.

Of course, PC Gamer's best graphics card(opens in new tab) picks carry a lot of weight too! But it is always good to see options that allow buyers to make more informed decisions about their products. For example, when you select a card, there's a section that shows you a 3DMark Time Spy score and what FPS you can expect to get at a resolution of 2K.

Clicking on that section gives you further options. Firstly, you choose your resolution, 1080p, 2K or 4K. Then you choose the partnering CPU series. This part is a little vague with options including Intel Core i5 and Ryzen 5, up to Intel Core i9 and Ryzen 9. After you select your options, the average FPS results are shown for 18 games, including popular tiles such as Elden Ring, Fortnite and Apex Legends.

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