
Picking a graphics card can feel overwhelming with so many model numbers and marketing terms flying around. Start with your monitor: its resolution and refresh rate tell you roughly how much GPU power you need.
For 1080p at 60Hz, a mid-range card is plenty. For 1440p or high-refresh gaming, look at cards with more VRAM and a higher power draw - just make sure your power supply can keep up.
Check the recommended PSU wattage on the product page before you buy, and use our compatibility checks on the product page to confirm your case and power supply will work together.
