The graphics card is an essential component. It’s the part of your rig responsible for pumping out pixels and if you’re not getting the smooth frame rates you deserve in
XCOM 2 or Hitman, then maybe it’s time to look for a new GPU.
Our guide to the
best graphics card will tell you all you need to know about which video card is best for your needs but if you’re after the absolute best graphics card deals around right now we’ve got your covered with our regularly updated deals page.
Some highlights this week: Newegg is rocking some tasty graphics card deals right now, offering our favorite budget gaming card, the Radeon R9 380, for just $149.99 on the Powercolor version. The powerful 8GB Radeon R9 390 will net you a free copy of Hitman for its $299.99 street price.
Our top GPU pick, the GeForce GTX 970 can be picked up with a first time buyer code for less than $260 at the moment, which is a great bargain for that powerful Nvidia card.
– Use the SHOP15 code at the check out and knock off free return shipping, to get the standard
Zotac GTX 970 for just $259.24 at Jet.com.
– Save $30 with a rebate card on the 8GB XFX Radeon R9 390 – with a free copy of Hitman – for just $299.99 over at Newegg.
– Want to turn that old PC into a 1080p gaming rig for just $99.99? The
EVGA GTX 750 Ti is a drop-in gaming upgrade for almost any PC, and is available for $99.99 at NCIXUS.com, after the EVGA rebate. Or grab a half-height MSI version for the same price at Newegg.
– The 4GB version of the EVGA GTX 960 Superclocked card can be picked up, after a $10 rebate, for just $184.99 at Newegg.
– The
AMD Radeon R9 380 though is still our pick of today’s budget gaming graphics cards, and you can pick up a Powercolor version for $149.99 at Newegg.com after a $20 rebate. And you also get a free copy of Ashes of the Singularity too!
In our guide to the
best graphics card we’ve detailed the three best GPUs in terms of the overall price/performance hero, the best high-end GPU for 4K and the best budget gaming video card too.
And here are the best prices we’ve found for each today…
“The GTX 970’s overall performance is fantastic for the price. For most gamers, we still think this is the best value available.”
“Why the GTX 980 Ti? Because at $650, it delivers nearly all of the performance of the $1000 Titan X.”
“It’s capable of delivering over 30 frames per second in Grand Theft Auto 5 at 1080p, 40+ fps in Shadow of Mordor and well over 60 fps in BioShock Infinite, all at ultra settings. Pretty damn good for a $200 card.”
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