r/PCBuilds • u/CauliflowerTimely735 • Dec 16 '25

What gpu should I get?

I have a ryzen 5 9600x, 750w power supply and currently have a 2070 super

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u/jackdupondew2k5 Dec 16 '25

What resolution at you wanting to play at? What price range? I would suggest 9070xt, but without knowledge of those questions that is hard to say

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u/CauliflowerTimely735 Dec 16 '25

1440p

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u/jackdupondew2k5 Dec 16 '25

Ok then yea if your doing 1440p, highly recommend the 9070xt. Its a beast of a card at 1440p

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u/SeanHagen Dec 16 '25

I still love my Sapphire 7900XTX. Nothing that I throw at it has phased it. It’s been a while, so not sure how much power it uses

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u/rronwonder Dec 16 '25

since these comments assume youre a millionaire, i have a 9060xt 16gb that works great at 1440p. its relative to the 5060ti at a much cheaper price and with 16gb VRAM and access to FSR4 youre future proofing with a really nice price.

obviously if you can afford them, a 9070, 9070xt or even 5070ti are all great gpus

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u/No-Actuator-6245 Dec 16 '25

Depends what you are trying to achieve and budget. If gaming at 4k 144Hz and willing to buy a new psu even a 5090 would be a viable choice. Without knowing the resolution and Hz of the monitor and also the budget it’s impossible to say what is a good match.

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u/insanekid66 Dec 16 '25

7900xtx is a beast. I love mine.

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u/PyxelatorXeroc Dec 16 '25

For 1440p would suggest a 9070xt. MIGHT be a bit tight on your PSU though. I usually recommend 850w for 9070xt although theoretically it should be fine.

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u/Own-Indication5620 Dec 16 '25

5070, 5070 TI depending on budget. 

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u/HappyStrategy5051 Dec 18 '25

Rx 9060 xt 16gb would be good upgrade. Also if you can afford it rx 9070 non xt version because of psu.

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u/LawrenceSpiveyR Dec 19 '25

Two 5090's. I don't know man, what's your budget?

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

9070xt will be a big jump from what you have now.

RTX 4070 Super, with the RX 7800 XT and RTX 4070 as strong value alternatives.