GPUs

Our PNY RTX 4090 testing shows how a non-Founders Edition reference design behaves. It wins in thermals and noise levels and looks nice while doing so, though performance is a wash.

Better cooling, lots of RGB lighting, and no faulty vapor chambers.

Open up your wallet and say ouch

Lots of extras with the fastest current GPU

RDNA 3 dons a halo for its coming out party

Slimmed down Ada wearing the old Titan price

A large cooler for a powerful GPU

AIO liquid cooling and a 240mm radiator versus large air coolers

Extreme size results in great cooling

Ada Lovelace delivers the goods, at a steep price.

Intel's first legitimate discrete GPU in forever

But AMD's RX 6600 still stands strong

The RX 6600 brings AMD's RDNA2 architecture to a broader mainstream audience. The paper specs and pricing look good. Hopefully retail pricing doesn't change too much.

The Gigabyte RX 6600 XT Eagle effectively matches the performance of other cards using Navi 23, but the heatsink and fans leave us wanting something better.

Gigabyte's RTX 3090 Eagle delivers nearly the same performance as Nvidia's Founders Edition for the same price — not that you can find either one in stock right now.

The EVGA GeForce GTX 1650 GDDR6 is faster than the GDDR5 variant, but the GTX 1650 Super is 20% faster for basically the same price.

EVGA uses liquid cooling to help with noise and thermals, but it comes with a steep price tag.

Premium features for a premium price

The ASRock RX 5600 XT has a that massive cooler helps with noise and temperatures, but is it the best 5600 XT option?

This EVGA card is the least-expensive RTX 2060, but is it a knockout?