The best GPU that is available?
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for as the best asus all the way but u want to get the latelest one I like asus crosshair its easy to install and to run.go with th formala v its about 289 but go with the most recent mother bord.as for prorcesers go amd with I like there cheaper than the pen 4 but still reall good.
1739065
Nvidia geforce gt 640 has twice the ram and a higher cuda count for just a little more. I bought the diamond card and was disappointed with it. Useless for modern gaming but decent for Blu ray.
848061
Tucker, I can't really answer that question because I don't know what card they put in the previous version. I can tell you, however that the AMD Radeon HD 7870 that they put into this version rated extremely well and in a comparison to the NVidia or Intel graphics card it was clearly the best card. I am extremely pleased with the graphics!
754667
It depends on what kind of GPUs you'll be using. I tried to push two GTX 780's, and it wasn't enough for benchmarking. It ran for regular games, but you really want more headroom so you're not pushing your power supply so hard.
262940
Don't know offhand. What I would do is look up the specs of the individual NVIDIA gpu's. Also, the amount of onboard video RAM and its clock speed is crucial. Failing all that I would look for reviews on those cards, But for that to be meaninful the reviews would all have to have been done under the same conditions. I would reccomend a minimum of 1GB of onboard RAM. Also, if NVIVIA or Zotac specify the MFS (megaflops per second) of the GPU's, that would be a good indicator.
2149400
GTX 770 should be more then enough to handle 1080p on High Settings. But if you want a single GPU Card that will handle every next gen game on Ultra settings 1080p 60fps then GTX 780 is the clear choice.
185493
280x will be fine. there is a difference between 280 and 280x though, 280x is better fyi. 290x is kinda expensive, but the best ati has to offer
1003169
the nvidia gtx 650 with 1gb of ddr5 is a very nice card and it's only like 120 bucks. I would recommend that one over any other for your price range!
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I actually had a GT 9500 Nvidia and a 460GTX graphic cards. I can't even compare the GTX 760 to any of my previous cards except for the 460GTX, but with certain games. The 560ti is good, but for a couple more dollars and quality, i would go with something in the 700 series or higher. If you're into 3D rendering programs like Maya, Lightwave, 3D Maz and do not have a workstation computer, i would go with this card.
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Depends on your needs, amigo. Are you looking for the least expensive equivalent? Are you looking to use the same amount you paid originally for the next best?If you have the funds, the Radeon R9 290X is still capable of running all the latest on max settings. The ~$600 I paid for it 2 years ago was a good slurge for my rig, but you can get them for sub-$300 nowadays. I'd suggest sticking with DDR5, look for 3-4GB, and stick with a reputable make so that you don't burn out another card. If you just want to replace this 1GB DDR5, you have a multitude of inexpensive options. If you have 2 x16 PCI-E slots in your MoBo, you can crossfire or SLI for 4GB DDR5 with 2 2GB cards that support it. Depends on your needs, amigo. Are you looking for the least expensive equivalent? Are you looking to use the same amount you paid originally for the next best?If you have the funds, the Radeon R9 290X is still capable of running all the latest on max settings. The ~$600 I paid for it 2 years ago was a good slurge for my rig, but you can get them for sub-$300 nowadays. I'd suggest sticking with DDR5, look for 3-4GB, and stick with a reputable make so that you don't burn out another card. If you just want to replace this 1GB DDR5, you have a multitude of inexpensive options. If... » Read More Depends on your needs, amigo. Are you looking for the least expensive equivalent? Are you looking to use the same amount you paid originally for the next best?If you have the funds, the Radeon R9 290X is still capable of running all the latest on max settings. The ~$600 I paid for it 2 years ago was a good slurge for my rig, but you can get them for sub-$300 nowadays. I'd suggest sticking with DDR5, look for 3-4GB, and stick with a reputable make so that you don't burn out another card. If you just want to replace this 1GB DDR5, you have a multitude of inexpensive options. If you have 2 x16 PCI-E slots in your MoBo, you can crossfire or SLI for 4GB DDR5 with 2 2GB cards that support it. « Show Less
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It is most comparable to the GTX 760. It is much better than the GTX 750ti, and a tad worse in benchmarks than the GTX 760.
621974
Yeap. But if you really wanna go eyefinity on it. I suggest the 7950 or 7970.
45636
It's a great card.However, like vamsee said, don't expect too much.In my opinion you'd be better off getting Gtx 700 series as they will out perform one of these for roughly the same price and you can always Sli them in the future.Gtx770 or Gtx780 would get the job done or wait a couple of days for reviews of the Gtx760.Sli Gtx760s are going to kick serious ass.
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The GeForce GT 620 is a mid range video card. Benchmark data can be found here: http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/mid_range_gpus.html
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A GTX 780 or an R9 290 (non x). Those are your best bang for your buck and will easily handle 1440p.
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Nothing really. It's rated at like 5.6 teraflops which is great for things like mining Bitcoin and to has a lot of direct compute power. If you are in the graphics industry you really should be looking at a Quadro or a FireMV card. I Titan is also a good choice because if it dual point floating precision. Also on a side not this card is so loud you would need to shout over it.
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I believe the 6870 would be your best bet, I was unable to find the 6850 (best match, according to Tom's Hardware) in a 2GB version.