Find the ideal graphics card for your needs — from gaming on a Full HD display to 4K, video editing, and AI models.

For Full HD gaming

The ASRock Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB Challenger OC is designed for 1080p displays. With 16GB of graphics memory, it has plenty of room for high settings in new titles.

At 249 mm long, it fits in most mid-tower cases. It requires a 550W power supply with a single 8-pin cable, so in many PCs, you can replace your old graphics card without changing the power supply. Two DisplayPort outputs and one HDMI output let you connect your gaming monitor and a second one for chat or streaming.

For everyday 1440p gaming

The Gigabyte Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GB Gaming OC is the card for anyone gaming on a 1440p monitor.

With two HDMI outputs and two DisplayPort outputs, you can connect a monitor and a TV at the same time, so you can also play from the couch. 

Check two things before buying: your case needs room for a 288 mm card, and your power supply must be at least 850W with three 8-pin cables. It remains one of the most popular choices among users in its category.

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For 4K gaming

The MSI GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16GB Ventus 3X OC is designed for anyone gaming on a 4K monitor or TV.

The 16GB of next-generation memory and 8,960 processing cores help maintain high settings at this resolution.

Three fans keep the card cool during long gaming sessions, while three DisplayPort outputs and one HDMI port support multi-monitor setups. Your case must accommodate a 303 mm card, and you’ll need a 750W power supply with a 16-pin cable, such as those found on newer power supplies.

See all overclocked GeForce RTX 5070 Ti cards.

For Video Editing and AI

When editing videos and running AI models on your computer, graphics memory determines how large a project or model you can work with. The Asus GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB Dual OC provides 16GB of next-generation memory, so you can work with timelines containing multiple layers and load larger AI models without shifting the workload to the processor.

Nvidia’s 4,608 CUDA cores accelerate workloads in video editing and AI programs that support them. At 229 mm long and with a 550W power supply requirement, it also fits in a compact workstation case, while three DisplayPort outputs give you room for a second monitor to display your timeline or tools.

For small and slim PCs

Slim cases and small desktop PCs only fit low-profile graphics cards. The Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5060 8GB OC Low Profile is just 69 mm tall and 182 mm long, so it fits where a standard card won’t—and turns an office PC into a gaming machine.

With 8GB of next-generation memory, you can game in Full HD, while four display outputs (3 DisplayPort, 1 HDMI) also support a multi-monitor work setup. It requires a 550W power supply with a power cable for the graphics card, so check your case’s power supply before buying.

Browse all low-profile graphics cards with next-generation memory.

Before choosing a graphics card, start with your monitor and how you use your computer: the resolution you play or work at determines how much memory and performance you need. Also check the maximum card length your case can accommodate and your power supply’s wattage, as these two factors determine which card you can install without making any other changes to your computer.

This article was created with the help of AI and reviewed and edited by the Skroutz team.