Graphic Cards
Graphics Cards
464 cards from Gigabyte, Asus, Zotac, PNY, Inno3D, MSI, XFX, Palit and Sapphire, 436 of them with a 36-month warranty. The component that determines the resolution and frame rate you will see.
- Current generation: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 (RTX 5080, 5060 Ti, 5050) and AMD Radeon RX 9070, plus RTX PRO workstation cards
- Gigabyte 74 · Asus 69 · Zotac 47 · PNY 43 · Inno3D, MSI, XFX, Biostar, ASRock, Palit, Sparkle, PowerColor, Sapphire
- 436 cards with a 36-month warranty
- For gaming, creative work and professional use
- Check card length, power supply capacity and power connectors
The three things that void a purchase
Length. Current high-performance cards are large — often over 30 cm and two or three slots thick. Every case states a maximum graphics card length; check it before, not after.
Power supply. Having enough watts is not enough: it also needs the correct power connectors for the card. Newer high-performance cards use a new connector type, and if your supply lacks it you need an adapter or a new unit.
Monitor. There is no point in a card that delivers far more than your display can show. If you play at Full HD 60Hz, the money works harder on a better monitor than on a bigger card.
How much VRAM you need
Card memory holds textures, models and buffers. In practice: for Full HD 8GB is comfortable, for 1440p 12GB gives headroom, and for 4K or creative work 16GB and above is the safe choice.
Note that VRAM does not substitute for GPU speed. A slow card with plenty of memory is not better than a fast one with less — memory matters as you raise resolution and texture quality.
Cooling and noise
The same chip ships from many manufacturers with different cooling systems. Three-fan models are usually quieter under load, because they spread the work at lower speeds. Two-fan models fit smaller cases.
Many current cards stop their fans entirely at low load, so they are completely silent for desktop work.
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Frequently asked questions
- How do I know it fits my case?
- Every case states a maximum graphics card length in millimetres. Compare it with the card length — and leave a little margin for the power cables.
- How powerful a supply do I need?
- Every card states a recommended system wattage. The connectors matter too: make sure the supply has the plugs the card requires.
- How much VRAM do I need?
- 8GB for Full HD, 12GB for 1440p, 16GB and above for 4K and creative work.
- Do I need a graphics card if I do not game?
- Not necessarily. If your processor has integrated graphics, it comfortably covers office work, video and multiple monitors.
- What warranty do they carry?
- 436 of the 464 cards carry a 36-month warranty.
Before ordering, measure three things: card length, the watts and connectors of the power supply, and the maximum length your case accepts.