Best GPU for Video Editing — Portugal

The best GPU for Video Editing right now is the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell, balancing performance, its 96GB of VRAM and current market price.

Timeline scrubbing, effects and exports lean on GPU compute and VRAM — a 12GB+ card with strong throughput keeps 4K editing responsive in Premiere and DaVinci Resolve.

New

Top Pick

Best fit for Video Editing among in-stock new GPUs, ranked on the specs that matter for this workload.

RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell

96 GB GDDR7 · Performance 0/100

€11,783

GPU comparison and selection table
GPU Name	Performance Normalized benchmark score vs. the fastest GPU in our database (100%). Aggregated from 3DMark-style results across multiple tests.	Value Score	VRAM	Price
GeForce RTX 5090NVIDIA	100/100	0.329	32 GB	€3,903 €3,719Used
GeForce RTX 4090NVIDIA	72/100	0.296	24 GB	€3,305
GeForce RTX 5080NVIDIA	67/100	0.440	16 GB	€1,249 €1,049Used
RTX PRO 6000 BlackwellNVIDIA	— Benchmarks and value scores are currently being verified for this latest hardware.	0.810	96 GB	€11,783
RTX PRO 5000 BlackwellNVIDIA	— Benchmarks and value scores are currently being verified for this latest hardware.	0.860	48 GB	€5,600

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Used

Top Pick

Best fit for Video Editing among in-stock used or refurbished GPUs, ranked on the specs that matter for this workload.

GeForce RTX 5090

32 GB GDDR7 · Performance 100/100

€3,719

GPU comparison and selection table
GPU Name	Performance Normalized benchmark score vs. the fastest GPU in our database (100%). Aggregated from 3DMark-style results across multiple tests.	Value Score	VRAM	Price
GeForce RTX 5090NVIDIA	100/100	0.329	32 GB	€3,719Used
GeForce RTX 4090NVIDIA	72/100	0.296	24 GB	€3,490Used €3,305
GeForce RTX 5080NVIDIA	67/100	0.440	16 GB	€1,049Used
GeForce RTX 4080 SUPERNVIDIA	56/100	0.368	16 GB	€929Used
GeForce RTX 5070 TiNVIDIA	55/100	0.482	16 GB	€761Used

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best GPU for Video Editing?

Right now the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell is our top pick for Video Editing, with 96GB of VRAM. The full ranking above updates live from current market prices, so the best value can shift as deals appear.

How much VRAM do I need for Video Editing?

For Video Editing we recommend at least 12GB of VRAM. Cards below that can work but will force compromises, so every GPU ranked above meets that floor.

Should I buy a new or used GPU for Video Editing?

A used card can stretch your budget for Video Editing, and we list the best used picks separately above. Just weigh the lower price against the lack of warranty and unknown wear.