So you have 200 dollars or less to buy your next gpu
Well that's probably why your clicked on this video
Unless you are broke and are just watching this cause you are bored
I'm not gonna bore you guys with any specs and a bunch of nonsense
I'm just gonna show you guys the price and then jump into the benchmarks
And at the end of the video I am going to give you guys a recap
And show you guys the performance per dollar
for all of these graphics cards
So the tops 5 gpus that cost 200 dollars or less
Are the following
Evga Gtx 1060 3gb variant that goes for $199
And please keep in mind that these are the prices at the time of making this video
And they will change over time
We also have the MSI RX470 also going for 200 dollars
However this on has a $15 mail-in rebate
But I am not going to count discounts
We also have the Asus Strix R9 380 that is going for $190
Then we got the Gigabyte GTX 1050 ti overclock edition for $160
The Asus Strix RX460 overclock edition as well for $135
And finally as a bonus card, the new Gigabyte GTX 1050 which retails for $120
Here is the list of the pci cables needed to power each gpu
And you guys can pause the screen to check it out if you need more time
and finally here is list for all the ports that each card comes with
For benchmarks I use my trusty old test bench that is rocking the 5930k that is overclocked to 4.5 gigahertz
16 gb of ram
And a Asus X99 Strix motherboard
just to make sure there are no bottle-necking in the results
I have also reran fresh benchmarks for all of these cards using the latest drivers
So with that said, here are the benchmarks
So what did we learn here
Well if you want the best the best graphics cards
For $200 dollarstThe obvious choice is the EVGA GTX 1060
Over the RX470
It also has the second highest score in terms of price to performance
Now if you want the best bang for your buck the GTX 1050 is the obvious choice
Coming in a just 2 dollars and 8 cents
Per fps
The second card that gives you a the most value is the GTX 1060 like I just mentioned
And in third place is the RX470
Regardless, in the end it comes down to what your budget is
And how much you are willing to spend
There is definitely a huge gap between the performance of the GTX 1050 ti and the GTX 1060
For only $40 I would definitely save up and buy the gtx 1060 instead
But if you only want to game in 1080p and get the most value for your money
The obvious choice is the GTX 1050
Once again I will drop a link to all of these cards down below
Surprisingly the GTX 1060 is also the smallest car out of the six
Which tells you guys that size does not matter
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