NVIDIA

9,500 – 13,000 zł

The fastest card available and the only sensible choice for 4K at 120 frames with ray tracing. It needs a 1000 W supply and a case it actually fits.

5,200 – 6,800 zł

Sized for 4K short of extreme settings. Its 16 GB is enough everywhere today, though the newest ray-traced titles can push against it.

3,600 – 4,500 zł

The most sensible point for high-refresh 1440p. Its 16 GB leaves headroom for the coming years and for 3D rendering.

2,500 – 3,200 zł

A good 1440p card with headroom for upscaling. Two slots and a shorter board make it easier to fit in smaller cases.

1,750 – 2,200 zł

The 16 GB version is clearly the better buy over the 8 GB — the price difference pays off in newer games that exceed 8 GB.

1,250 – 1,600 zł

Sensible for 1080p, but 8 GB is the bare minimum today and some new games will need their texture settings lowered.

4,200 – 5,100 zł

24 GB of memory at performance close to the 5080. Sensible for rendering and AI work, where memory is a hard limit.

6,000 – 7,600 zł

A 4K card with memory headroom. The gap to the 5090 is markedly smaller than the gap in price.

900 – 1,200 zł

The cheapest card of the current generation. Fine for esports at 1080p, a struggle for new AAA titles.