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GPU relative performance as its own page?

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Hi, first of all thanks for creating this site, I appreciate all the detailed reviews and commentary. One of the best features IMO is the relative performance portion of a GPU's specs i.e. 6800XT (marked in red below)



Would it be possible to have this 'relative performance' section be its own standalone subsite? e.g. techpowerup.com/relativeperformance
That way it would be more convenient to navigate and have a larger amount of GPUs visible on screen at the same time.
I'd be happy to link that as a reference if others ask me for the best way to compare GPU performance in the future.

Thanks!
 
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I think the Site Founder and administrator W1zzard will respond better to you.
 

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Hmm.. not sure if that's easy to do .. the GPUDB will estimate performance for the currently selected card if I haven't reviewed it myself.

All the comparison cards are based on actual review data. So creating a single page would mean only the "tested" cards can be listed. Which might not be a bad idea anyway
 
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Made a messy workaround (centered around RX6800), you can navigate it here. I guess if you want it centered around another GPU, you could navigate to the specs in question i.e. 'RX6950XT specs' and then hover over the relative performance table and inspect element ('right click > inspect element' on the browser), copy the div. In the link above, delete the html section's content and paste the div into it (keep CSS as it is).

Here's a screenshot in case anybody finds it useful:
 
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