Explaining GPU power scaling in GT 1030 terms

 So, just a dumb idea, but given all the GPU talk, it might be good to contextualize how powerful GPUs I'm talking about are. I'll use the GT 1030 as a baseline given its roughly on par with modern integrated and given it's the cheapest card I recommended. Should give you an idea of how powerful the cards are relative to each other. 

Steam deck- 2x GT 1030

Arc A380- 3x GT 1030 ($140)

RX 6400- 3x GT 1030

RX 6500 XT- 4x GT 1030

RTX 3050 6 GB- 4x GT 1030 ($200)

RTX 3050 8 GB- 5x GT 1030 ($260)

RX 6600- 7x GT 1030

RX 7600- 8x GT 1030 ($260)

RTX 5050- 9x GT 1030 ($300)

RTX 5060- 11x GT 1030 ($340)

RX 9060 XT- 12x GT 1030 ($360/470)

RX 7700 XT- 13x GT 1030 ($410)

RTX 5060 ti- 13x GT 1030

RTX 5070- 16x GT 1030

RX 9070- 18x GT 1030

RX 9070 XT- 20x GT 1030

RTX 5070 ti- 21x GT 1030

RTX 5080- 24x GT 1030

RTX 4090- 28x GT 1030

RTX 5090- 37x GT 1030

It's kinda like measuring in raditzes in DBZ abridged. And while I'd say, your typical gamer is around a 3060 or 7600 tier card, so around 7-8, yeah, it scales up as you pay more. This is why I said that yeah, even an A380 can be a huge boost. All things considered 5x GT 1030 is around the minimum acceptable performance for modern games, although I'd still recommend getting 7-8x for the same price. 

Anyway just a dumb thought experiment i thought of before bed.