Please help with choosing video card.

[ricleo2]

I want to spend $400. What gaming video card would yall recommend? Thanks.

 

[Tweak155]

The 1070 is probably the best easily available card in that range. The Vega 56 is still hard to find near MSRP, so hard to recommend it.

 

[UsandThem]

If you are only spending $400, you will be limited to buying a GTX 1060 or a card like the RX 580. The GTX 1070 cards are still $490+

You might want to hold onto your GTX 1080ti until the mid-range cards are more reasonably priced. For me, it doesn't make sense to sell it for $800 (minus shipping costs and fees), and then turn around and buy another above MSRP card, but to each their own.....

 

[mdram]

newegg has a 1080 for 499 right now, for a few more hours

its on thier twitter feed
https://twitter.com/NeweggHotDeals

 

[ricleo2]

Thanks for responding, but this $400 card is for another machine. The card I'm selling is now a spare.

 

[Shmee]

I would say this is kinda a tough one, but I may have a solution. Either get a 580 8GB or 1060 6GB in the mid $300 range new, or, if you consider used, you could get a better card such as a Fury or 1070 for around $400 or a bit less. You might even be able to get a great deal on the Fury, if you don't need more than 4GB of memory. A 1070 or Vega or higher is not going to be under $490 new, at least right now.

 

[Moishe]

I usually limit my GPU prices to $300, but if you go to GPU 2017 bench and look at the benchmarks, the only card that is close in price (for me) is the RX 580 (running around $330 for the 8GB). Based on your price range it might be that fits your range as well. The 1070s are running closer to $500. I would not buy a 3-6GB card at this point.