Whether it’s snug in your tower of power’s PCI Express slot or soldered to the inside of your laptop, the discrete graphics card, or GPU, is an integral component when it comes to PC gaming. Without it, you’re given no other choice but to rely on weaker integrated graphics solutions from Intel and AMD.
A graphics card doesn’t even need to take up a ton of space. With Nvidia’s cutting-edge Max-Q tech, for instance, you’ll soon be able to run games in 4K at acceptable frame rates in a laptop measuring in at under an inch thick. However, you have to be willing to pay a lot more for high power in a compact form factor, as evidenced by the Asus ROG Zephyrus.
Pretty soon, the best graphics cards will get even better, due in part to AMD’s renewed interest in high-end components with the anticipated arrival of Radeon RX Vega. But, even so, there are still plenty of great offerings from AMD and Nvidia you can buy right now. In fact, we’ve detailed our pick of the three top graphics cards, spanning all budgets, below.
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Source:: techradar.com – Computing Components
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