Best Graphics Cards For The Money

[4960X]

Detailed graphics card specifications and reviews are great, assuming you have the time to do the research. But at the end of the day, a gamer needs to know what the best graphics card is for their money. So, if you don’t have the time to research the benchmarks, or if you don’t feel confident enough in your ability to pick the right card, then fear not. We've compiled a simple list of the best gaming cards offered in any given price range.

 

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I can't decide if I should get the nano or not. it looks so good.

[Paytend01]

The r9 390 is pretty good for the money

[DannyRyu]

GTX 480 has one of the value for the buck but its a bit old. lel

r9 390 is gud

[Rawity]

R9 390

[cesrai]

That's nice.

[PlayStation 2]

GTX 480 has one of the value for the buck but its a bit old. lel

r9 390 is gud

The GTX 480 is a great heater, don't get me wrong. It blew much more expensive heaters I've owned in the past away. :^)

[Khajiit Dealer]

I'd go with a 980 Ti

[4960X]

I'd go with a 980 Ti

overpriced.

[Khajiit Dealer]

over

priced.

How so? If I remember correctly it outperforms the Nano for a similar price.

[James Lovarus]

According to this: http://www.144hzmonitors.com/graphics-card-buyers-guide-october-2015/
the best graphics card for the money is GTX 970 and the best budget one is GTX 750 Ti. 

[don_svetlio]

According to this: http://www.144hzmonitors.com/graphics-card-buyers-guide-october-2015/

the best graphics card for the money is GTX 970 and the best budget one is GTX 750 Ti. 

That's not really the case. 390 outperforms the 970 consistently across the board

750 Ti is decent if you can get it for 80$

[Hiebly]

The best priced entry-level card imo is the GTX 950. The best priced mid range card is probably the R9 380. Best priced high end card for the performance is probably the R9 Fury (non-X).

[NuclearPeace]

The best price to performance card that you should consider getting is the R9 290. The 390 is often recommended on these forums but the extra VRAM is in most cases useless and the difference in clock speed can be made up via overclocking the R9 290. However, the 290 is close to being phased out completely so you would have to jump on it right now to get any significant cost cutting.

 

Right now in the US you can get a R9 290 DD for $280 whereas for a R9 390 you are looking at around $320 For the MSI TFV edition.

[don_svetlio]

The best price to performance card that you should consider getting is the R9 290. The 390 is often recommended on these forums but the extra VRAM is in most cases useless and the difference in clock speed can be made up via overclocking the R9 290. However, the 290 is close to being phased out completely so you would have to jump on it right now to get any significant cost cutting.

 

Right now in the US you can get a R9 290 DD for $280 whereas for a R9 390 you are looking at around $320 For the MSI TFV edition.

Power Color 390 comes at 280$ after MIR and offers better cooling and silenter operation than the XFX 290