Buying a new graphics card

[aleks.s.a]

I want a new graphics card and im wondering whats the best card i can use with my motherboard.

Motherboard:https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/B250M-BAZOOKA.html

 

[cin19]

I want a new graphics card and im wondering whats the best card i can use with my motherboard.

The RTX 2080 Ti

 

[spdragoo]

I want a new graphics card and im wondering whats the best card i can use with my motherboard.

Motherboard:https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/B250M-BAZOOKA.html

Absolute, "I don't care how much money I've spent, I want bragging rights over anybody else" best? Currently that's the nVidia Titan Xp (gaming), or the Quadro GP100 (rendering); once the new RTX lineup comes out, the RTX 2080Ti will slightly edge ahead of it (8-10% more GFLOPS of processing power plus the ray-tracing) or their RTX 8000 (rendering).

However...

If you want the "Provides the most bang for the buck" best GPU, or the "this provides the performance that I both want and meshes well with the rest of my system", then that's going to depend on your system. For example, pairing a GTX 1080TI or an RTX card with pre-Coffee Lake Core i3 & a 1366x720 60Hz monitor is essentially ludicrous, because a) the CPU will vastly hold back any performance by the GPU, & b) unless you're going to run it in DSR mode the GPU is way too overpowered for the monitor. So...what CPU do you have, how much RAM do you have, & what monitor resolution/refresh rate does your current system had?

 

[aleks.s.a]

I have 32 gb of ram and a intel core i5 4670k processor and im going to buy a new monitor.

 

[aleks.s.a]

I want a new graphics card and im wondering whats the best card i can use with my motherboard.

Motherboard:https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/B250M-BAZOOKA.html

Absolute, "I don't care how much money I've spent, I want bragging rights over anybody else" best? Currently that's the nVidia Titan Xp (gaming), or the Quadro GP100 (rendering); once the new RTX lineup comes out, the RTX 2080Ti will slightly edge ahead of it (8-10% more GFLOPS of processing power plus the ray-tracing) or their RTX 8000 (rendering).

However...

If you want the "Provides the most bang for the buck" best GPU, or the "this provides the performance that I both want and meshes well with the rest of my system", then that's going to depend on your system. For example, pairing a GTX 1080TI or an RTX card with pre-Coffee Lake Core i3 & a 1366x720 60Hz monitor is essentially ludicrous, because a) the CPU will vastly hold back any performance by the GPU, & b) unless you're going to run it in DSR mode the GPU is way too overpowered for the monitor. So...what CPU do you have, how much RAM do you have, & what monitor resolution/refresh rate does your current system had?

I have 32 gb of ram and a intel core i5 4670k processor and im going to buy a new monitor.

 

[sizzling]

As the owner of an OC’d 4670k I will say it’s ok for 60Hz gaming but it is showing its age in modern AAA games, quad cores are now entry level. Therefore the best I would go with is a 1060/1070 for 1080p 60Hz, 1070, 1070Ti, 1080 for 1440p 60Hz or 1080Ti for 4K 60Hz. Alternatively wait for the 2000 series equivalents.

 

[spdragoo]

I want a new graphics card and im wondering whats the best card i can use with my motherboard.

Motherboard:https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/B250M-BAZOOKA.html

Absolute, "I don't care how much money I've spent, I want bragging rights over anybody else" best? Currently that's the nVidia Titan Xp (gaming), or the Quadro GP100 (rendering); once the new RTX lineup comes out, the RTX 2080Ti will slightly edge ahead of it (8-10% more GFLOPS of processing power plus the ray-tracing) or their RTX 8000 (rendering).

However...

If you want the "Provides the most bang for the buck" best GPU, or the "this provides the performance that I both want and meshes well with the rest of my system", then that's going to depend on your system. For example, pairing a GTX 1080TI or an RTX card with pre-Coffee Lake Core i3 & a 1366x720 60Hz monitor is essentially ludicrous, because a) the CPU will vastly hold back any performance by the GPU, & b) unless you're going to run it in DSR mode the GPU is way too overpowered for the monitor. So...what CPU do you have, how much RAM do you have, & what monitor resolution/refresh rate does your current system had?

I have 32 gb of ram and a intel core i5 4670k processor and im going to buy a new monitor.

What kind of monitor? For a 4K/60Hz or 1440p/144Hz, you'll want at least the 1080TI (or possibly to hold out for the 2080/2080TI). For a 1440p/under 100Hz or 1080p/144Hz monitor, a 1070TI or 1080 will be plenty powerful. For a 1080p/under 100Hz monitor, a 1060 (maybe a 1070 tops) is more than sufficient.

 

[sizzling]

A 4670k can’t hold a minimum of 60fps in some newer AAA games. 100+Hz is wasted paired with that cpu.

 

[cin19]

I want a new graphics card and im wondering whats the best card i can use with my motherboard.

Motherboard:https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/B250M-BAZOOKA.html

I have 32 gb of ram and a intel core i5 4670k processor and im going to buy a new monitor.

OP, what cpu and MB did you have? The B250 dose not support i5 4670K.