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Graphics cards

Gaming, memory & power

GeForce RTX 4090

Best forNative 4K performance and workloads needing more than 16GB VRAM

Keep it if you already own one. Its 24GB of memory and stronger native 4K performance make the RTX 5080 a poor upgrade from a 4090. Buying one now is a different decision: a large power draw, bulky coolers and the warranty on a used card all need to justify the asking price.

Video memory
24 GB
Memory bandwidth
1,008 GB/s
Reference board power
450 W
Architecture
NVIDIA Ada Lovelace

Reasons to choose it

  • 24GB VRAM for larger working sets.
  • Higher native frame rates in the cited same-system comparison.

Before you buy

A used or old-stock listing needs careful condition and warranty checks.

4 review sources

Radeon RX 9070 XT

Best forGaming value when priced below its rival

For gaming without the heaviest ray-tracing settings, the 9070 XT can make better use of a fixed budget than a more expensive 5070 Ti. The decision changes in demanding path-traced games. Buy for the settings you actually use, rather than assuming either card wins every game.

Video memory
16 GB GDDR6
Memory bandwidth
640 GB/s
Reference board power
304 W
Architecture
RDNA 4 / Navi 48

Reasons to choose it

  • Competitive high-end gaming with 16 GB VRAM.
  • RDNA 4 feature set and FSR support.

Before you buy

Heavy ray-tracing results vary substantially by game.

3 review sources

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Hardware Unboxed ·

Radeon RX 9070 XT vs. GeForce RTX 5070, 52 Game Benchmark @ 1440p & 4K (2026 Update)