The lack of a semiconductor has left the GPU market a bit dry, but if you need to build or upgrade your PC and need a discrete graphics card, there are still some offers going on if you have a deep eye.
In this article, we will help with that innovation, however, as we have already found out what GPU deals are currently, as well as a short shopping guide. If you keep your options open or you can not find a deal on the GPU, check out these gaming PC deals and gaming laptop deals which are a good way to get a good graphics card in the current market.
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How to choose a GPU
The cryptocurrency mining boom has caused a crisis in GPU availability for many years to skyrocket, and if you remember, you knew it was a PC for a while. Builders have a dark time. Thankfully, things have stabilized in recent years; On top of that, there are now surprisingly cheap GPUs that can access 1080p / 60fps PC gaming more than ever – and if you want to get into 1440p Quad HD or 4K Ultra HD gaming, you’re got a few more.
When shopping for GPU deals, the two big names you will see are AMD Radeon and Nvidia GeForce. These are often sold under different brand names (XFX, MSI, Asus, etc.), but the GPU hardware – that is, the really heavy lifting elements when it comes to graphics processing – is pretty much the same.
Differences between card manufacturers come down to details such as heat sink capacity and cooling capabilities. Read most customer reviews, but generally speaking, you are safe by sticking with a high-rated card from a reputable manufacturer.
As long as you choose between AMD and Nvidia, you really are not wrong. Both companies make great graphics cards, and today, you can find advanced games at 1080p resolution and cheap GPUs capable of running up to 60 frames per second (standard for PC gaming).
AMD Radeon cards are usually called the best value, but Nvidia cards are usually not very expensive and the GPU deal means you can often find the latest GeForce video cards for the same price as the GeForce Huh. Also, do not assume that you need an AMD GPU because you have an AMD CPU. The AMD CPU pair is nice with the Nvidia video card.
Today’s best GPU deals
- VisionTek Radeon 5450 1GB DDR3 GPU — $54, was $65
- BTO GeForce GT 730 4GB GDDR3 GPU — $125
- Asus GeForce GT 1030 Phoenix Fan OC Edition 2GB DDR5 GPU — $180
- Asus GeForce GTX 1050 Ti Phoenix Fan Edition 4GB GDDR5 GPU — $378, was $400
- ASUS Phoenix NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 OC Edition 4GB GDDR6 GPU — $450
- Asus TUF GeForce GTX 1650 OC Edition 4GB GDDR6 GPU — $495
