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Graphics Cards

Pick a graphics card by the resolution and refresh rate you actually play at, then check that your power supply, case and CPU can carry it. These guides cover GPUs by budget, by game and by creative workload.

313 buying guides and 9 explainers.

What to check first

  1. 01

    Card length and slot width against your case's GPU clearance

  2. 02

    PSU wattage and the power connector the card needs (8-pin or 12V-2x6)

  3. 03

    The resolution and refresh rate of the monitor it will drive

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The Best Graphics Cards

Current RTX 50 and RX 9000 cards cover every budget from 1080p to 4K.

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The Best AMD GPUs

AMD cards give more video memory per dollar than most rivals.

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The Best 8GB GPUs

An 8GB card is a fair match for 1080p gaming at medium to high settings.

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The Best GPUs for CAD

CAD viewports need steady drivers and enough VRAM for large assemblies.

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The Best 12GB GPUs

12GB of VRAM covers 1080p and most 1440p games at high settings.

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