Agreed, a 6750XT will get more than enough fps for a great high quality single player 1440p experience in most any game and very high fps in competitive games when needed. For $300 its a steal.
Best Buy has been selling 4070Ti cards off on clearance for as low as $450. THE 4070ti Super will also get a price drop as soon as the 50 series launches. There are only 5 cards on the market that outperform the 4070Ti Super. I'd say it's still on the low end of the top tier cards and won't fall to mid range until the 50 series is out.
It's easy to forget because of all the higher classes we added, the 2060 Super and 5700XT were $400 and the 2070 Super was $500 but there was no 2090 or 5900XT
@ccalhoun3908 the GTX580 released at $499 in 2010.... Insane to think that you could buy the fastest GPU ever made up until that point for less than 25% of the cost of a modern day 4090. The smart people bought a GTX560ti at $249 back then , It had 75% of the performance at 50% of the cost. Nowadays you pay half the price for half the performance.....really is nuts.
I'd only recomend that if you are building from scratch and go on AM5. Gives you a much better upgrade path where all you got to swap out is cpu, gpu, and ram for upgrades as long as you slap a 850W psu in your setup.
@@ronnysanchez5937 7800X3D. I got a cheap (but amazing for the price) Thermalright Peerless Assassin SE120. Big and beefy so bare that in mind, but under load I usually hit 55-67°c after the initial ramp up
7700xt or even the 6750xt are great entry cards for 1440p, infact I use the 6750xt for my 1440p ultrawide monitor at home and play most games at medium to high(with rt off of course), that being said I do agree 7900gre should be the best 1440p card on the market before it'd be considered a 4k gpu, that's why in the system I'm building today has a 7900gre hellhound
@@Leffrey 90-100fps is what my 3080 gets at 3440x1440 in modern games, brand new ones even less. So for 4K native, even it would be a questionable choice. And a 3080 is a heck ton faster
@@ZenTunE- Titanfall 2, so not the most modern stuff but still new enough (high settings as well). Apex and Minecraft (with Shaders) run at that range as well
yup it has double NVENC plus 16gb VRAM which will be great use since Davinci Resolve loves VRAM. Also AV1 and it doesn't sip alot of power compared to other GPUs, 4070 TI Super gets hated on a lot, I get that but its a great card imo and I was going to build my very first PC but plans have changed, I'm going to Mac but in the future if I need a PC, this GPU is the one to get. I'd pair it with an Intel CPU that has integrated graphics, like a 13600K etc. Those that have "F" don't have IG tho. I've also heard that Intel ARC GPUs are very good for video editing and when the new Battlemage GPUs come out, it'll be very interesting!
@@rafaelacash7 It gets hated on for good reason . Its too expensive for the performance it puts out . The 7900 XT costs 100 dollars less , has 4 GB of VRAM more and is better in raster 5-10% . No amount of RT or DLSS makes it worth it for that price . Heck for a 100 bucks more you could get a 7900 XTX which would demolish it .
@@TheLivedeath I actually still own an Nvidia card , wont for long tho . I don't need to pay that much to enjoy games , every aspect of the game is more important than the graphics itself . Yeah I'm sure its great in ,, some games ,, certainly worth paying a grand more ..... I am sure if Nvidia told you to bend over you would just say harder daddy ......
@@blabla-fw9ix thats straight up wrong, on average the ti super and the xt are within measurement inaccuracy. the xt gets like 3-4 fps more on average.
I’m going with the RX 7900 GRE (Currently on a RTX 2070 that will be donated to my Plex Server). Just waiting for Prime Day to hopefully snag a deal but the decision has been made.
its closer to 15 percent but this is the strategy of nvidia. 4070 super to 4070 ti super ->15% 4070 ti super to 4080 super ->15% while increasing price by 20% with each card.
RX 6800 for $360 goes insanely hard atm. I downgraded from a 6900 XT because I wasn't using all that power and wanted a quieter system. Still running most of my games at 120+ fps
6800 is a budget 1440p card. I can run any game on that on a AM4 platform. So im sure the beast would perform even better with the help of ddr5 ram and a 7600x.
If the game isn't hard to run, I would not spend the 4070 Ti Super money. Get a 4070 Super instead, especially if your game utilizes DLSS. If it doesn't, then toss up between the 4070S and 7900GRE. This is the way.
Spending that much on 1440p gaming is not necessary. I still run an old 5700XT (5-year-old card) and it plays most games at 1440p with no problem. And for the tougher titles, there is FSR.
Good to know even older fpus are capable of it. Thinking about a 6750xt I dont need a high end gpu for any of the games i play anyways, but its nice to see what else is put there.
Amds offering are really tempting but the power draw gives me doubt. For the mid 1440p, Power per fps gives it to nvidia in my opinion. The 4070 super is nice
Many people have said the 4070 ti super is what the 4080 should have been originally. I just upgraded from the 3070 to the 4070 ti super and it’s amazing and was definitely worth the money
@@Billy-AllenI’m happy for you bro. Personally though I think it’s just a bit overpriced but as long as your happy with your purchase it doesn’t matter.
I'll be sticking with my 3080 ti for probably 2 more generations or so. Eats any game i throw at it for 1440p ultra/high settings and will likely do so for another few years.
The problem is that here in Chile the 7900 GRE is worth the same as the 4070 super, but draws a lot more power. And the electricity bill is just insane now. Last month is was 70 usd. 😅 rather pay a bit more for less noise and electricity for the 4070 ti súper or just lose out on 5 fps with the 4070 super. 😊
The 7900 gre has to be the most bank for the buck ever launched gpu,Planning to buy 7900 gre,but i dont game anymore,im stuck in between should i wait for the next gen series gpu like 5060 or 8600,like i said i dont game anymore,i just need it for the display to run it with r7 5700x,32 gigs
@@ThanhNguyen-sn5xf 7900 GRE is meant to be used for 1440p gaming.. it can do 4K as well but you may need to lower down some settings or you can use upscaling like FSR and frame gen
I got the 4070 super paired with the ryzen 5 7600. Actually a very good combo. 4070 super is a beast and much cheaper than 4070 ti super. 12gb vram though
i just went with the 4070 Super cause it was decent upgrade from my 1080 Ti while consuming less power (the last thing i want to have upgrading my graphics card is to buy a new PSU and a big surge on my power bill)
I picked the rtx 4070 ti super bc of nvenc (i think that is the name) tech which almost to does not lower your fps while doing gaming and streaming at the same time
@@CloudmasterGaming what? I’ve seen every single one of his videos and it’s always the same bots on his shorts. I promise if you go check his other shorts it’s just gonna be the same ones.
It definitely can handle it. But i stick with 1440p with my 4070ti. I recently got a 1440p 240hz oled so i try to saturate it in games that can reach those frames. Mainly fps games
@Bdot888 I play mostly AAA titles, (Forza Horizon 5, Halo Infinite) and less demanding games like FF7 Remake, and Guilty Gear Strive. The only games I play on it that I can't push to 4k max are Starfield and Forza Motorsport (8). I'll be getting a 144Hz, 4k, 32" 1500R curved monitor from MSI soon also. Many of my favorite games will get up to 120fps or more in 4k, and contrary to popular belief, you can use a 4k monitor @ 2k, and it looks just fine unless you sit with your face 6" from the screen.
Which of the 3 would i pick, thats not the question. The question is which one can i afford and the answer is: NONE. will have to continue with my 6700
You have fsr which is much better and rt maybe it's not that good but it's 10 fps difference between 7800 XT and 4070 in cyberpunk btw imagine spending 590 dollars and have 12 vram
@@Nazwatonazwa wtf fsr and rt are entirely different fsr is like dlss which is for using mid range gpus on a higher resolution than the are ment to be used on while rt is the light effects the gpu produces
It all depends on your budget, the 6700xt or 6750xt are way cheaper than any GPUs mentioned here.
Yes sir and I have the 6750xt worth it
Agreed, a 6750XT will get more than enough fps for a great high quality single player 1440p experience in most any game and very high fps in competitive games when needed. For $300 its a steal.
@@JRDawihammer i have a 6800 love it
It won't run Cyberpunk at 1440fps 100 fps tho
@@Ligmaballin good I dont play cyberpunk, it will run it at 1080p
the fact that nowdays midrange gpus cost 500$ is insane , not to mention the 4070 ti s which costs 800$ and is STILL considered midrange
Best Buy has been selling 4070Ti cards off on clearance for as low as $450.
THE 4070ti Super will also get a price drop as soon as the 50 series launches.
There are only 5 cards on the market that outperform the 4070Ti Super. I'd say it's still on the low end of the top tier cards and won't fall to mid range until the 50 series is out.
Agreed @@Johnny_C137
It's easy to forget because of all the higher classes we added, the 2060 Super and 5700XT were $400 and the 2070 Super was $500 but there was no 2090 or 5900XT
20 yrs ago you would've paid that much for a high end gpu.
@ccalhoun3908 the GTX580 released at $499 in 2010....
Insane to think that you could buy the fastest GPU ever made up until that point for less than 25% of the cost of a modern day 4090.
The smart people bought a GTX560ti at $249 back then , It had 75% of the performance at 50% of the cost.
Nowadays you pay half the price for half the performance.....really is nuts.
remember, these 1440p gpus are for the intense ultra settings for games, you can use way more cheaper cards on 1440p by using medium settings
I'd only recomend that if you are building from scratch and go on AM5. Gives you a much better upgrade path where all you got to swap out is cpu, gpu, and ram for upgrades as long as you slap a 850W psu in your setup.
A 6700xt to around a 7700xt is actually more realistic for bottom of the barrel.
Did my guy just say that 7800xt is a budget gpu
For 1440p, not 1080p
@@Wet_Fungusit’s not even a budget 1440p card! Only when compared to Nvidia!
@@Mr.-Toad Tbf, when you have a decent job, that’s not much money.
@Deusgo101 A decent job these days barely covers rent.
@@Wet_Fungus you got the "ahh yes cuck me with high prices" vibe
Before you call me poor my whole setup costs 1500 usd
7900 gre is my goal gpu this month, it's a beauty
Make sure to oc it for 15% more performance, then it’s a beast
Don’t waste your money and get the 7800xt. Same performance
@julianc691 no
@@mullermilchman5646 🤣🤣🤣
@@julianc691 if stock then sure but if u oc it a bit ruclips.net/video/Skhcd1u7Ww4/видео.htmlsi=uoTtCB37Nzywunfb
Rx 6800/6800 xt are both insanely underrated
Not on his list
Gotta find a used to one to benefit from the value
I have a 6950 xt thi k I'm just going to wait for the new gpus
I went with the 7900 GRE. Great for the price
Same bro what cpu I got the 7800x3d but idk if ima be able to cool without an aio it’s coming on the way tho
@@ronnysanchez5937 7800X3D. I got a cheap (but amazing for the price) Thermalright Peerless Assassin SE120. Big and beefy so bare that in mind, but under load I usually hit 55-67°c after the initial ramp up
7700xt or even the 6750xt are great entry cards for 1440p, infact I use the 6750xt for my 1440p ultrawide monitor at home and play most games at medium to high(with rt off of course), that being said I do agree 7900gre should be the best 1440p card on the market before it'd be considered a 4k gpu, that's why in the system I'm building today has a 7900gre hellhound
My brother in christ, my 5700 is doing 4K, calling a 7800 the low end for 1440p is _insane_
It's not doing it well, low framerates arent worth it, just stick with 1080p if you cant afford a proper card.
@@ZenTunE- 90-110 fps isn’t low, but whatever dude
@@Leffrey What are you playing, CS GO? That thing is not running even older AAA games at 4K 60fps, let alone 100.
@@Leffrey 90-100fps is what my 3080 gets at 3440x1440 in modern games, brand new ones even less. So for 4K native, even it would be a questionable choice. And a 3080 is a heck ton faster
@@ZenTunE- Titanfall 2, so not the most modern stuff but still new enough (high settings as well).
Apex and Minecraft (with Shaders) run at that range as well
I'll choose the RTX 4070 Ti super because I am mainly a content creator
yup it has double NVENC plus 16gb VRAM which will be great use since Davinci Resolve loves VRAM. Also AV1 and it doesn't sip alot of power compared to other GPUs, 4070 TI Super gets hated on a lot, I get that but its a great card imo and I was going to build my very first PC but plans have changed, I'm going to Mac but in the future if I need a PC, this GPU is the one to get.
I'd pair it with an Intel CPU that has integrated graphics, like a 13600K etc. Those that have "F" don't have IG tho.
I've also heard that Intel ARC GPUs are very good for video editing and when the new Battlemage GPUs come out, it'll be very interesting!
@@rafaelacash7 It gets hated on for good reason . Its too expensive for the performance it puts out .
The 7900 XT costs 100 dollars less , has 4 GB of VRAM more and is better in raster 5-10% . No amount of RT or DLSS makes it worth it for that price .
Heck for a 100 bucks more you could get a 7900 XTX which would demolish it .
@@blabla-fw9ix Spoken by a guy that hasnt been able to experience ray tracing and path tracing on his AMD card. In some games, its amazing.
@@TheLivedeath I actually still own an Nvidia card , wont for long tho .
I don't need to pay that much to enjoy games , every aspect of the game is more important than the graphics itself .
Yeah I'm sure its great in ,, some games ,, certainly worth paying a grand more .....
I am sure if Nvidia told you to bend over you would just say harder daddy ......
@@blabla-fw9ix thats straight up wrong, on average the ti super and the xt are within measurement inaccuracy. the xt gets like 3-4 fps more on average.
the 7700 XT is 449, the 7800 on the other hand is 499 new
and the better gre is 520
I have the 7900 GRE, and I can confirm it is really good at 1440p.
Budget is more like 7700xt, 6750xt mad 6800xt not 7800xt other wise i agree
I’m going with the RX 7900 GRE (Currently on a RTX 2070 that will be donated to my Plex
Server). Just waiting for Prime Day to hopefully snag a deal but the decision has been made.
I built my first rig with a 4070ti super and I love it
It is for sure the 4070 super tho. The TIS has about a 12% performance uplift for over 200 dollars more. That’s insanity.
The 12GB will age more quickly though as newer games comes out. By then the 12% difference will be much more as the VRAM will bottleneck the gpu.
its closer to 15 percent but this is the strategy of nvidia. 4070 super to 4070 ti super ->15% 4070 ti super to 4080 super ->15% while increasing price by 20% with each card.
RX 6800 for $360 goes insanely hard atm. I downgraded from a 6900 XT because I wasn't using all that power and wanted a quieter system. Still running most of my games at 120+ fps
The 7900 GRE is quite good for the price.
6800 is a budget 1440p card. I can run any game on that on a AM4 platform. So im sure the beast would perform even better with the help of ddr5 ram and a 7600x.
If the game isn't hard to run, I would not spend the 4070 Ti Super money. Get a 4070 Super instead, especially if your game utilizes DLSS. If it doesn't, then toss up between the 4070S and 7900GRE. This is the way.
I'd probably go for a rtx 3080 on the used market when finding a nice deal lol
This is why I'm on 1080p forever
Spending that much on 1440p gaming is not necessary.
I still run an old 5700XT (5-year-old card) and it plays most games at 1440p with no problem. And for the tougher titles, there is FSR.
Good to know even older fpus are capable of it. Thinking about a 6750xt I dont need a high end gpu for any of the games i play anyways, but its nice to see what else is put there.
but new pc builders cannot afford these older specs
@@PrincessofKeys it depends on the games you want to play.
I am a big RTS guy so I don't need 100+fps.
same Here I have a 5700xt and play all games at 1440 and get about 90-125fps and high settings
it is worth it. it makes it future proof for games like gta 6 or cyberpunk 77, it depends on the games you play
Amds offering are really tempting but the power draw gives me doubt. For the mid 1440p, Power per fps gives it to nvidia in my opinion. The 4070 super is nice
He only cares about min 16gigs of vram.
Undervolting can increase performance while using less power. Probably not at the same wattage as the 4070s but much less than the original.
Best budget used gpu for 1440p gaming is the 1080Ti. Beast doesn't quit and they sell for around 100/150 locally
4090, it's getting high fps for me with the ryzen 9 7950x3d and 2x24gb 7200 36 dominator ram.
I’m going for a 4080S if the 5080 price is ludicrous. If it’s reasonable i will just go 5080
I choose the GRE. Great value card
7900 gre all the way. Better than the 6900xt, less power consumption, runs amazing when undervolted with oc memory. Chef's kiss.
Rtx 3080 and ti still rocking 1440p
Go for 6600 if you really want something budget
Fun fact : the RTX 4070 ti super is actually the true RTX 4070 but priced higher instead of $500 it's $800
Many people have said the 4070 ti super is what the 4080 should have been originally. I just upgraded from the 3070 to the 4070 ti super and it’s amazing and was definitely worth the money
@@Billy-AllenI’m happy for you bro. Personally though I think it’s just a bit overpriced but as long as your happy with your purchase it doesn’t matter.
Just got my hands on a Asus Tuf 4070 ti super and it’s amazing 😍
Got the exact same gpu, even the brand it's nice
@@trymefool2257 Just hope you dont have to RMA anything.
Yeah I got it too runs 4k idk why he calls it 1440p card
I'll be sticking with my 3080 ti for probably 2 more generations or so. Eats any game i throw at it for 1440p ultra/high settings and will likely do so for another few years.
The problem is that here in Chile the 7900 GRE is worth the same as the 4070 super, but draws a lot more power. And the electricity bill is just insane now. Last month is was 70 usd. 😅 rather pay a bit more for less noise and electricity for the 4070 ti súper or just lose out on 5 fps with the 4070 super. 😊
Calling 70$ for electricity high lmao. Start complaining when ur power bill is 180-200$ usd a month
RTX 3070 will do nicely, widely available in the used market.
Went with the 7900 GRE and don’t regret it at all.
The 7900 gre has to be the most bank for the buck ever launched gpu,Planning to buy 7900 gre,but i dont game anymore,im stuck in between should i wait for the next gen series gpu like 5060 or 8600,like i said i dont game anymore,i just need it for the display to run it with r7 5700x,32 gigs
I have a 4070 TI Super, absolutely handles 1440, but why aren't we talking about 4k? This card can handle 4k at pretty high settings.
none, im going for the 6800 non-xt for 450€ - 482$. the 7800xt is going around 550€-590$
I chose the 7900 GRE and paired it with a 7800x3d.. 1440P ultra gaming all day..
Same just build it yesterday but I still need a new monitor but keep thinking about a 4k monitor 😢 do you think the gre could handle 4k?
No it’s weak for 4k even 7900xtx in some games is not enougt strong for 4k
@@ThanhNguyen-sn5xf 7900 GRE is meant to be used for 1440p gaming.. it can do 4K as well but you may need to lower down some settings or you can use upscaling like FSR and frame gen
7900 gre xfx is good brand?
@@ianalenfelipe8409 Yes it is.. For me top picks with be Sapphire, XFX and powercolor
Meanwhile the xt 7800 in norway costs 600-700 dollars
I took a proper 7900xt for constant and high fps playing in 1440p plus to be a bit future prove.
I got the 4070 super paired with the ryzen 5 7600. Actually a very good combo. 4070 super is a beast and much cheaper than 4070 ti super. 12gb vram though
i just went with the 4070 Super cause it was decent upgrade from my 1080 Ti while consuming less power (the last thing i want to have upgrading my graphics card is to buy a new PSU and a big surge on my power bill)
Fk, i bought 4070Ti 12gb for 860€ 😒, but im happy with it (resolution is 3840x1600) and it handles all games +/- ok!
I would need to work 7 months to buy one of these in my country. Well, you guys are lucky.
Wouldn’t the 4090 be the best GPU for 1440P???
Yes but it’s meant for 4K
No man, you will only get 60FPS.
The best, yes.
Best for the price? Hell no. You can literally build a second computer with what you saving.
The rx 6800 non xt is going for like 359$. It's a crazy good deal, and would do 1440p just fine.
NVIDIA is the best, u can do everything with that. even i have GTX 1660ti i can get over 200 fps on CS2 with 1440p
i'm still 1440p-ing with my trusty old 1080Ti and don't plan to upgrade yet xD
Nvidia not making their 4070's with 16 gb vram has given AMD a lifeline. 12gb just doesn't future proof at all in that price range.
DLSS for today.
AMD for the Future.
Fsr?
@@Nazwatonazwa i said AMD because they keep changing names for 20 years :D
I think I’d go for the ryzen 4070
I picked the rtx 4070 ti super bc of nvenc (i think that is the name) tech which almost to does not lower your fps while doing gaming and streaming at the same time
I'll never pick an AMD GPU over Nvidia
Id take nvidia, better software but in Europe theyre like 900-1000 euros it’s absolutely ridiculous, do they think we are rich or something
RX 6800
Because its the best one for the budget
Anything 4070 SUPER or more powerful is a 4K card
how about a card for 1440p@240hz for esports games like cs2 or valorant?
The kfa2 rtx 4070 super 2x 1 oc is my card since last month for 520€ here in Germany 😍
how about the 6900xt? I found one on eBay for £380 and I love it
on ebay????
Lmao “Budget” @$449 😂
Take GRE and tune the vram and then look how you getting 4070 ti or sometimes ti super model performance...
I bought 7900GRE Pulse and its ok
Why tf is there so many weird pfps here
Bots.
Yeah and it’s the same ones every time
@@The_Meme_Hub_1 bruh
@@CloudmasterGaming what? I’ve seen every single one of his videos and it’s always the same bots on his shorts. I promise if you go check his other shorts it’s just gonna be the same ones.
Oh damn you're right
i got the 7800xt before the 7900gre cme out. 😢
Fuck a budget 4080 for 1440p slaps
getting a 4070 ti super for my birthday, 14 days to go!!!!!!
I have a 4070 ti super and Play at 1440p only so all fine 👍
Well.. I think the 4090 would be the literal BEST for 1440p..
The 4070 super is also good????
The 7700xt hands down
I'll go with 4070 super its better than 7800xt and a decent price
Just bought a 4080 super for 900$
How ?
@@aa12q69 it was 20% off
@@Yusof.. where ?
@@aa12q69 microcenter
rx 6800 paired to ryzen 7 7700x
would be good combo ??
The one tha my money can buy
Thanks for validating my purchase lol
4070 super all day 😊
Not chosing the 7900 gre is a no brainer
I’d buy a 4070 super before the ti or super ti, I’ve seen it at $580 but all just depends.
I have RTX3060 and looking to upgrade seriously leaning towards 7900 GRE
same bro
The 4070Ti Super can play almost every game in 4k high to max...
It definitely can handle it. But i stick with 1440p with my 4070ti. I recently got a 1440p 240hz oled so i try to saturate it in games that can reach those frames. Mainly fps games
@Bdot888 I play mostly AAA titles, (Forza Horizon 5, Halo Infinite) and less demanding games like FF7 Remake, and Guilty Gear Strive.
The only games I play on it that I can't push to 4k max are Starfield and Forza Motorsport (8).
I'll be getting a 144Hz, 4k, 32" 1500R curved monitor from MSI soon also.
Many of my favorite games will get up to 120fps or more in 4k, and contrary to popular belief, you can use a 4k monitor @ 2k, and it looks just fine unless you sit with your face 6" from the screen.
Why is Nvidia allowed to own 80% of the market with prices like those 😭😭😭
Which of the 3 would i pick, thats not the question. The question is which one can i afford and the answer is: NONE. will have to continue with my 6700
Rx 7700 xt?
More like 1080p
@@Nazwatonazwa nah check ztt benchmarks
@@Nazwatonazwa lmao
Its a no brainer , now its pathtracing days in gaming and only nvidia 40s can run it
What about the 7900 xtx?
Include Intel cards I use a a770 for 1440p I get 90-100 fis almost maxed out on helldivers
6750xt seems like a decent gpu for what I need it for anyway and Im trying to build a budget pc anyways
I have this and very good card for me on 1440 !
meanwhile i'm using an rtx 3060 ti over here
Anything that does not support dlss is not worth buying period
Wouldn't the 4090 be the best?
That's a 4k card
@ToddKeck98 it's also really good at 1440p
It's overkill for 1440p
What about 3070 ti ?! 🤫🧏🏻♂️
I'm using my 4080 super.
And it barely can do 1440p...
What about 4080 super ?
I like 4070 ti and 4070 ti super, i using 3060 for now 🫣😮💨😢
Definitely spending 590$ for no ray tracing and no dlss😂
It has ray tracing though just not as good performance wise with Ray tracing
You have fsr which is much better and rt maybe it's not that good but it's 10 fps difference between 7800 XT and 4070 in cyberpunk btw imagine spending 590 dollars and have 12 vram
@@Nazwatonazwa wtf fsr and rt are entirely different fsr is like dlss which is for using mid range gpus on a higher resolution than the are ment to be used on while rt is the light effects the gpu produces
I don't know why people care so much about rt. Even on the better cards out right now, it's such a performance hit. It's not worth running.
@@nateh.4414 cuz we have higher standards🗿
7800xt is a low end 1440p budget card lmao
7800XT, 7900GRE, 4070ti.
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For 1440p i would say an Rx 7900 xt is good but techincally the Rtx 4090 is the best