Best Graphics Cards 2022

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Between Nvidia's powerful Ampere GPUs and AMD's designs using a 7nm process, the graphics card market may be the most competitive it has been in some time. That competition means good value for you as a consumer, especially considering there are options to fit just about every need. So, if you're looking to outfit your gaming PC with one of its most crucial parts, you've come to the right place.

You can find one for a little over $300 that will make short work of 1080p gaming, and you won't break the bank to enjoy 1440p at high frame rates or even a perfectly playable 4K. Thanks to so many variants, like Nivida's Ti and AMD's XT cards, you can find something that'll perfectly pair with your gaming monitor. Just keep in mind there is a global chip shortage making graphics cards harder to find and keep in stock, so be sure to keep checking back if your top choice is not available. We'll walk you through the best options, so you can pick out exactly what you need to make your computer hum – and click here to see them in the UK.

CUDA Cores/Stream Processors 5,888 | Base Clock: 1,500MHz | Boost Clock: 1,730MHz | Video Memory: 8GB GDDR6 | Memory Speed: 14Gbps Memory Bus: 256-bit | Power Connectors: 1 x 8-pin (12-pin adapter) | Outputs: 1 x HDMI 2.1, 3 x DisplayPort 1.4 | Size: 9.5" x 4.4" x 2-slot

For an incredible marriage of performance and price, you can't do better than the new Nvidia RTX 3070. This card costs just $500, but it is capable of offering performance levels exceeding even the Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti, which had been retailing often for more than three times the price of the RTX 3070.

This latest model offers up 5,888 CUDA cores that can run at a decent clip with a 1,730MHz boost clock. The ray tracing performance will