Yes, it's wikipedia, but I'd encourage you to read it's disputed content. The sourcing is actually good and details estimates which reach back to the Soviet-Afghan War. THAT, btw, permits a lovely comparison of then, the civil war, and now.
Here's more on deaths resulting from airstrikes, etc in Afghanistan-
Troops In Contact: Airstrikes and Civilian Deaths in Afghanistan- Human Rights Watch
The facts are that the TALIBAN kill Afghan civilians at a rate of 2.5/1, and do so by intent- to include shielding and targeted killing. Nobody yet has accused ISAF of deliberately targeting innocents. I'm certain that it won't even be done HERE. In any case, though, the total deaths of Afghanis by the combined violence of both sides neither REMOTELY approaches the deaths during the Afghan Civil War nor, worse, deaths during the Soviet-Afghan war.