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Launch dates keep the precision the cited source states (day, month or quarter); "Unknown" means we have not yet verified a launch date from a cited source. Intel's quarters are its stated "Launch Date", which Intel defines as the date the product was first introduced; retail availability can come later. Equal core counts or clocks do not mean equal performance. FP32 is a theoretical peak, not a measured result. AMD figures are the maker's own stated peaks (AMD's are about twice 2 × stream processors × boost clock, consistent with RDNA dual issue). NVIDIA figures are derived here as 2 × shader units × boost clock, rounded down. Stated and derived figures are not comparable with each other. Launch prices are the maker's announced US launch price (NVIDIA "starting at", AMD's stated "SEP") on the announcement date shown, not today's retail price; "Not recorded" means we have not recorded a dated launch announcement of one price for that exact product (the RTX 5060 Ti launched as 8 GB and 16 GB models at different prices; an undated list price, such as Intel's "Recommended Customer Price", is not used). Value at launch price is the FP32 figure per launch dollar, so it inherits the same not-comparable-across-vendors caveat. Check the exact model, board and seller on the retailer's site. See the methodology.

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