Best Video Card Reviews

Best Video Card Reviews

Most people are perfectly satisfied with the video card that comes stock with their computer. On the other hand, there are serious gamers, and video enthusiasts who prefer to have a stronger, more solid core when it comes to video cards. Gean-Edwards.com examines reviews by consumers and expert enthusiasts to determine what is the best video card based on actual, hands on testing.


Our Picks for the best video card

GeForce 580

Best Video Card Review - EVGA GeForce GTX 580

Our Rating: 4.5 out of 5 Stars
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GeForce 550

Best Video Card Review - EVGA GeForce GTX 550

Our Rating: 4.5 out of 5 Stars
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GeForce 520

Best Video Card Review - EVGA GeForce GTX 520

Our Rating: 4.5 out of 5 Stars
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Looking for the best video card? Below is a detailed list that we have distilled from expert enthusiasts, and consumer reviews as to what are the most absolute necessary essentials and features to look for when trying to find the best video card:

1. Clock Rate (MHz) & RAM – Clock Rate & RAM help with the overall performance of the video card. The higher the specs, the higher the price will be. Try to find a video card with an average clock rate of 1000, with the best video card’s having a clock rate that ranges close to 5000.

2. Resolution – The size of your monitor will play a key role in what video card you purchase. Make sure that your monitor (or the monitor that you will be using) has a resolution native to it that will support your video card. This can easily be checked on Windows monitors by right clicking (on your desktop), then properties -> settings.

3. Power Requirements – Make sure that you have a supply source that will be sufficient and effective in supporting your video card. According to reviews, the ratings for the power supply requirements provided by the manufacturer arent always accurate.

4. Motherboard Compatibility – Make sure that your desired video card is compatible with your computers motherboard. The video card should be able to fit easily into the video card slot that is on your computers motherboard (it’ll more than likely be a PCI slot).

5. Output Connectors – Make sure that you know what your requirements are for output connectors. Most video cards come equipped with two connectors (Analog VGA/D-Sub, and Digital DVI), and now are coming with HDMI outputs for Hi-Def video.

6. Cooling – Make sure that you know how your video card will be cooled. Fans are usually the most effective, but they are also the noisiest because of the fan (it isnt extremely loud however).

7. Use – Lastly, what will you be using the video card for primarily? General computer use? Serious gaming? For general use, a budget video card will do just fine, but for serious gaming, our best rated video card will be best.

Tab 3 Content
GeForce 580

GeForce 550

GeForce 520

Our Rating Best Video Card Overall Best Video Card for General Use Best Budget Video Card
Recommended Use Hi-Definition Video, Gaming, General Use Gaming, General Use General Use
Amazon Star Rating 5 4.1 4.1
Editors Review Click Here to Read Review Click Here to Read Review Click Here to Read Review
Best Available Price Click Here to See the Best Available Price for this item Click Here to See the Best Available Price for this item Click Here to See the Best Available Price for this item
*Data current as of 11/17/2011
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