Best Gaming Graphics Card: 1080p, 1440p and 4K [Updated April 2019]

If you looking for the best experience at 1080p gaming, then NVIDIA's Turing based GeForce GTX 1660 is hands down the best product you can get at the moment

[SegaGamer]

I wouldn't recommend the 1660ti for 1440p gaming, I would just save a bit more and get the RTX 2060. Unless you drop the graphics, you'll likely be dropping into 50fps for the biggest games with a 1660ti. You also need to factor in the CPU that people will be using. If people are using and older generation CPU paired with a 1660ti, then they are going to lose a few frames.

[brown_cookie]

True but the RTX 2060 costs quite a bit more. Plus I've used the 1660Ti. At 1440p, minor comprises in quality get the FPS up to 60

[ElementX]

I was going to get a 2060 for 1440p but after some recommendations I went with the 2070 and an Acer XF270HU IPS. I wouldn't go with anything under a 2070 for 1440p, personally.

[SegaGamer]

I want a 2070, but I can't push myself to buy it, not at those prices. I am hoping AMD force Nvidia to drop them.

[ElementX]

I actually went to Micro Center and was going to buy all of the parts to build my own PC, however it was actually a couple hundred cheaper to buy their brand, Power Spec. Mine came with a Zotac 2070, which isn't top of the line but it's good and I haven't had any issues with it. As an added bonus, I was able to buy a customer return and save even more money.

[bluefox755]

2070 is definitely more future proof. A bit pricey yet, though.

[meep316]

with a free sync/gsync monitor that becomes perfectly fine, pretty soon every screen will support some sort of freesync as well :).

[XxINFERNUSxX]

Using a GTX 1080, will not upgrade yet until Ray Tracing and Rasterization are about the same FPS with everything turned on max. Right now using ray tracing is not worth it at all. They need to get better cards out that can handle it at above 60FPS or more.

[Razzer]

No plans to upgrade from my 1080 either. I'm content with adjusting settings to get optimal FPS right now as I'm only seeing minor differences in visual quality.

[XxINFERNUSxX]

Yup I'm going to wait until the next round of cards and see how they perform. Our 1080's are still kicking ass :D

[GtPawnSacrifices]

Same, i’m Sticking to my 1070 for now.
It on my i7 7700 w/ 16GB HyperX runs pretty much everything I throw at it in Ultra Wide @ 60fps
Only reason i’d upgrade is for Ray Tracing, but feel (a) still wrinkled & (b) not enough support.. yet

[FGHFGHFGH]

I have a 1080 also. I like that it only takes 1 pci power cord. If you are going to wait until ray tracing and rasterization perform equally you will be using that 1080 for the rest of your life. Ray tracing requires much more power than rasterization so it will always be slower

[Miss_Vixen]

Still content with my 1080 Ti. Unlikely to upgrade at least for another two generations.

[Flewid638]

My 1080ti is doing just fine. Got it in an eGPU so I can play on a TV screen with a PS4 controller "console style."

I don't play fragfast multiplayer games, just singleplayer AAA so I'm good for a while.

[343_Guilty_Spark]

I have a Andre 3000 CFX card and it beats everything