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AMD’s current RX series offers great value, particularly at the low- and mid-range budgets. NVIDIA and AMD offer a wide range of graphics cards for every price range and every need. The GPU space is booming with competition. AMD Radeon 5700 XT (left) vs NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER (right) PriceĪMD offers exceptional value with its rDNA-powered GPUs that are brilliant for those with tighter budgets.

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NVIDIA’s Turing architecture is also better and faster, which stomps the competition and makes them the more popular option for most PC builders. They sealed the deal with the RTX series, most notably with their ray tracing feature. NVIDIA’s current lineup generally delivers superior performance than that of AMD’s, even at equivalent prices. Overall, NVIDIA wins this round by a landslide. It’s also 20% slower than the newer RX 5500 XT. The Radeon RX 570 still falls behind GeForce GTX 1650 even when using roughly twice the power. This also rings true for the low-end cards. Comparing the NVIDIA RX 5500 XT and AMD Radeon GTX 1660, the RX550 XT is faster and more efficient for roughly the same price. Speaking of mid-range performance, the award still goes back to NVIDIA. Nevertheless, it still packs a beefy 16GB of HBM2 memory and is the first 7nm gaming GPU - definitely a good choice when you need a chip for mid-range performance-intensive applications.

AMD’s Radeon VII was supposed to be the challenger for the RTX 2080 Ti but it’s more at par with the older RTX 2080. It also features AI-controlled supersampling and real-time ray tracing, a feature that is currently unavailable in any AMD graphics card. NVIDIA GeForce 1650 (left) vs AMD Radeon 5500 XT (right)įor high-end performance, NVIDIA’s RTX 2080 Ti hits the ballpark of every other consumer-grade graphics card with its beastly 11GB of GDDR6 memory and high-end Tensor and RT cores. NVIDIA is the clear winner when you’re opting for high-end computer setups because their graphics cards can keep up with demanding processing performance. It’s faster than NVIDIA’s RTX 2070 and can process 1440p even at 90fps on Ultra. The last on our radar is Radeon VII (one of the hardest to find these days) which comes with a whopping 16GB HBM2 memory.

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RX 5700 is more affordable, having a lesser core count but is still superb in 1080p and 1440p performance. It comes with a decent 8GB memory and has a similar core count and memory bandwidth with some of NVIDIA’s cards. We’ll be on the lookout for when that time comes. They’re currently taking a backseat on creating high-end chips but there are rumors that AMD is cooking something new to match NVIDIA’s high-end graphics cards. It’s a great beginner graphics card if you’re not into ray tracing or DLSS.ĪMD, on the other hand, drives better on the budget-friendly route. These graphics cards have lesser memory but still have superb 1080p performance for an even lower price. Dropping down the line is the GTX 16 series. It’s just such good value, it has been sold out almost everywhere for a while now. Then there’s the RTX 2070, the bang-for-your-buck graphics card that has superb 1080p performance at a lesser price. It’s the perfect choice for high-end PC builders when the price is of no concern. It has a hefty price tag, to say the least, but it’s been dubbed as one of the most capable consumer graphics cards out there. One of NVIDIA’s top chip is the RTX 2080 Ti. For the uninitiated, DLSS is the capability to upscale images with a bit more resolution but with less performance usage.

NVIDIA’s latest RTX series offers the latest tech and support for ray tracing and DLSS. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti (left) vs AMD Radeon VII (right)

Best of nvidia graphics cards comparison chart