What is a good vcard upgrade for my pc?

[Daemon0w0]

I have a intel i5 3.5 ghz processor
4gb msi r9 290x vcard
32gb ram ddr3
It plays all the games i want pretty well in2k but i wana go 4k and im worried the 290x cant hang

 

[mainer]

I really only have experience with Nvidia cards, and I've been gaming on 4k monitors for about 4 years now. The lowest card I was able to run a 4k monitor with consistent FPS was a GTX 1080ti, and even then, I couldn't max all the graphics settings, with the exception of some very old games. Most 4k monitors are capped @ 60hz, although I've seen newer models recently that go to 144hz, but they're pretty pricey. GTX 2080ti's do really well @ 4k, and I ran one of those for a couple years, but they don't even make them anymore. I was fortunate enough to get a RTX 3080 a couple months ago, and that is awesome for 4k, I can go max settings on most games, though I haven't played CP2077 yet.

That's just my experience with 4k gaming, maybe it can give you some reference points when comparing other cards.

 

[DXCHASE]

A 20xx or 30xx nvidia series (or amds equivalent) should give you 4k at max settings for most games out there, it comes down to being able to find one.

 

[bh3bh3]

Too powerful card might be a waste because it may bottleneck your cpu and ram. A RTX 2070 can do 4k with low to medium settings.

 

[Daemon0w0]

I went with the sapphire nitro rx 580 8gb and im loving it

 

[AmirPelavin]

That's good to know. Btw, I just noticed. It's nice of Radeon to have a list of which games it can push to ULTRA hahaha

 

[Daemon0w0]

That's good to know. Btw, I just noticed. It's nice of Radeon to have a list of which games it can push to ULTRA hahaha

Yes they do. And if it cant itll tell yiu what to buy so u can

 

[Happy Monkey]

Awesome you found a card that works for you.
Right now the challenge with upgrading isn't deciding what card but finding a retailer that has inventory. And all the prices are ridiculous. Try finding a 2080ti. Fuggedaboudit.