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What is the cheapest graphics card should I get for 1920x1080 gaming?

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1 minute ago, nope-not-yes said:

budget?
 

 

$0-$250

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RX 480/580

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@nope-not-yes Sorry, I forgot had already purchased the GPU.

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16 minutes ago, Storm10 said:

What is the cheapest graphics card should I get for 1920x1080 gaming?

Cheapest? A used 750 Ti. Hell, I have a Sapphire Toxic 5850 that holds up at 1080p and cost me all of $12, but I'm not banking on it lasting much longer as a 1080p card.

 

If you're looking for the best experience within your budget, a 4GB 480 is going to be more than capable of 1080p for a few generations. An 8GB 480 is insurance.

 

If you're looking for the cheapest new card I'd recommend for 1080p gaming, you're looking at the RX 470, or the GTX 1050 Ti if you have space or power limitations.

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11 minutes ago, aisle9 said:

Cheapest? A used 750 Ti. Hell, I have a Sapphire Toxic 5850 that holds up at 1080p and cost me all of $12, but I'm not banking on it lasting much longer as a 1080p card.

 

If you're looking for the best experience within your budget, a 4GB 480 is going to be more than capable of 1080p for a few generations. An 8GB 480 is insurance.

 

If you're looking for the cheapest new card I'd recommend for 1080p gaming, you're looking at the RX 470, or the GTX 1050 Ti if you have space or power limitations.

I had a 750Ti and was running most games fine with medium settings  

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