Which GPU should I get

[HHHavenn]

Budget (700$ or less) 

Country: Norway

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Gaming and Video editing

Other details (I already have: intel i5-11600K CPU, 16 GB RAM Gigabyte RX 580 GPU, 80 plus Plat PSU, Elgato HD60 PRO, 2 TB Storage. I do want to buy a new GPU for two/three 1080p 60hz monitors.

Which one should I choose and are the opportunities?

 

 

Edited August 30, 2021 by HHHavenn
I were wrong

[Electronics Wizardy]

With 1080p 60 you don't need dual link dvi, single link will work fine. Id just get any gpu and a displayport to dvi adapter.

[mr fobs]

You're not going to find a newer GPU with a DVI-D input, but your could always get a DP to DVI or HDMI to DVI cord for that monitor.

[mariushm]

You can get HDMI to DVI cables,  or you can get HDMI - DVI passive adapter. You don't need a DVI on the video card side, you can use a HDMI output on the video card with that monitor.

 

Modern video cards don't have DVI anymore because it uses too much space and it's limited in capabilities. They will have one or two HDMI ports and a couple of DisplayPort connectors, but usually a maximum of 3 video outputs functional.

[HHHavenn]

22 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

With 1080p 60 you don't need dual link dvi, single link will work fine. Id just get any gpu and a displayport to dvi adapter.

 

21 minutes ago, mr fobs said:

You're not going to find a newer GPU with a DVI-D input, but your could always get a DP to DVI or HDMI to DVI cord for that monitor.

I just found out my dad have an adapter so we are talking HDMI and Displayport