We expect those will also give way to newer replacements once the true mainstream RTX 40-series and RX 7000-series GPUs launch. Our list now consists mostly of current generation cards, with a few previous generation parts still hanging around. Note: We're showing current online prices alongside the official launch MSRPs in the above table, with the GPUs sorted by performance.
Intel's launch performance in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, Redfall, and Dead Island 2 tended to be a bit lower than in established games, though it did better in Diablo IV. When they work, they're fine, but a few titles (particularly new launches) occasionally stumble. Thanks to the aggressive pricing, it's on our list, though we still have to raise a caution flag still when discussing drivers. We saw it on sale for $199 when the RTX 4060 Ti and RX 7600 launched, though prices have gone back up to $229 for the time being. Intel's Arc A750 is another card to keep an eye on. AMD's previous gen RX 6000-series cards remain in stock and are priced reasonably, other than the RX 6900 XT and RX 6800 which seem to be on the way out. You can also see how the new GeForce RTX 4060 stacks up, which may influence your decision on what graphics card to purchase. There's no RTX 4050 (yet), but the relatively proximity of the 4060 with the previous 3050 means the latter are on clearance and supplies aren't likely to last. Nvidia's previous generation RTX 30-series cards are now effectively discontinued. PC and PC component sales continue to slump, meaning there are deals to be had, but if you're happy with your current GPU there's no need to upgrade.
You can now find every current generation graphics card available at or below MSRP, though recommended prices for the RTX 40-series GPUs have generally trended up. We also bid farewell to the last of the 30-series GPUs that were on the list, as they are now effectively discontinued.Īfter the end of Ethereum mining last year, graphics card prices began trending down at the same time as retail availability greatly improved. Plus, it's undeniably faster than its 3060 predecessor in nearly all games at 'sensible' settings. The RTX 4060 has joined the list, mostly thanks to an attractive price starting at $300.
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