Now is the perfect time to finally buy a graphics card! With crypto mining crashing and new cards coming out from Nvidia and AMD, the RTX 3000 series and Radeon 6000 series cards have big deals.
Amazon is currently running a Prime Early Access sale, better known as Prime Day in October. As a result, you can find strong GPU deals not only on Amazon, but also on competitors such as Newegg.
We’ve highlighted all the best graphics card deals below. Also check out our list of the best graphics cards and our GPU benchmark hierarchy for constantly updated performance data regardless of your sales.
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what to look for in graphics card deals
Consider the following when purchasing a graphics card:
- What resolution and settings are you playing at? A low-end budget graphics card can play games at 1080p on medium settings, but if you want to play on super settings, you should at least get a mid-range card. As you move up the stack of cards, you can play in 2K and higher resolutions, or even 4K on the most expensive cards.
- What fps do you think is smooth? Most people consider 30 fps to be the bare minimum for playability and 60 fps to be good. However, if you want less lag in your eSports game, on reasonable settings he can exceed 100 fps. Check out our GPU benchmark hierarchy to see how each GPU performs.
- Are you strong enough? Make sure you have enough capacity to support the card from your power supply. If in doubt, use tools like: Newegg Power Calculator (opens in new tab) Check the amount you need. If your power supply can’t handle the card, get a new PSU or another card.
- Will it fit in your case? If you have a small PC case, check the card length against the clearance number on your case.
