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twisterfries
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Your best bet is probably the GTX 1070 (Probably founders edition)

Its quite price hefty but it’s one of the GPUs that give high performance and can work at 1440p.

A 1070 can be around 500$. You can find 500$ ones online. At the moment I wouldn’t recommend buying a gpu as the prices are pretty high due to cryptominers. The prices will soon drop within months. (Hopefully)

when the prices are fixed you can probably get one for 250-300$.

This is probably no use to you since it’s pretty expensive.

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35 minutes ago, twisterfries said:

need your help on any recommendation for a new bang for buck gpu for 1440p gaming.

 

thanks in advance

What CPU do you have?

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29 minutes ago, Yqmxh said:

Your best bet is probably the GTX 1070 (Probably founders edition)

Its quite price hefty but it’s one of the GPUs that give high performance and can work at 1440p.

A 1070 can be around 500$. You can find 500$ ones online. At the moment I wouldn’t recommend buying a gpu as the prices are pretty high due to cryptominers. The prices will soon drop within months. (Hopefully)

when the prices are fixed you can probably get one for 250-300$.

This is probably no use to you since it’s pretty expensive.

There are quite a few 1070 Tis for $500:https://pcpartpicker.com/product/TFWrxr/msi-geforce-gtx-1070-ti-8gb-titanium-video-card-gtx-1070-ti-titanium-8g

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GTX1070 will be a good sweet-spot as the others mentioned.

But I'm also curious, what are your current system specifications?

If you for example still rock a Core 2 Quad or 1st Gen i7 looking into an upgrade on those would be a necessity.

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Just your requirement is not enough mate, we need your current setup info, your games that you wanted to play. For example if you want to play CSGO 1440p, a 1060 6GB is enough. But if you got a Pentium 4 that would be no use. You get the point @twisterfries

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