Best GPUs for Ryzen 7 3700x in 2023

This is 3584 more Cuda Cores in comparison to the last-gen RTX 2070 which is amazing. The card comes with an 8GB GDDR6 memory with clock speeds of 14 Gbps. However, to juice up all those cores, the card ends up being a bit more power-hungry than RTX 2080 Ti.

The GPU is built for gaming at 1440p, where the RTX cores also support Ray tracing in real-time. This card could also be excellent if you intend to go for 1080p gaming at 240Hz. You can run almost every single latest game at 1440p with this card and that too with RTX enabled.

The card can run a lot of pretty demanding games such as Cyberpunk 2077, Metro Exodus, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla at 1440p, 60+ FPS with Max Graphics settings. You can also run the games at 4K. But, for some titles like Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Red Dead Redemption 2 etc. you’ll have to lower the graphics settings as achieving 60 FPS may get difficult.

This card also shows the best cooling performance compared to any other RTX 3070 version with temps of 70°C for the Founders edition and 57°C for the Asus RTX 3070 after 1 hour of Gaming. And, it boasts better overclocking.

Asus Rog Strix RTX 3070 looks amazing with all the RGB lighting it comes with. The card has better performance credentials than both the RTX 2080 Ti and RTX 3070 Founders Edition. With a little premium over the other variants, this card proves to be a great choice for Ryzen 7 3700x.

The card has 174 MHz Boost Clock Speed and it comes with 8 GB GDDR6 memory which can clock up to 14Gbps. On top of all this, the card looks stunning with its three-fan design and an almost metallic finish that comes with an RGB monogram.

This card is meant for 1080p gaming with ray tracing enabled. Or you could also go for 1440p at 144Hz. Even 4K gaming is possible in some situations. In any case, this one is a great card with a 5% performance jump over the RTX 2080 Super and a 2% jump at the RTX 3060 Ti Founders Edition.

One downside to this card is that it can be kinda noisy. But if you choose to ignore that, the Gigabyte RTX 3060 Ti Gaming OC Pro has better cooling performance than the Founders Edition. However, you can choose to run the card with the Silent BIOS but with the catch that you might see temperatures rising to 67°C. The card shows better-overclocking potentials, even though the card already comes with a factory overclock.

Though a bit pricey, the Gigabyte RTX 3060 Ti Gaming OC Pro is still a boss. This one is an absolutely clear choice for 1440p gaming or 1080p gaming at 144Hz; and, proves to be better than other RTX 3060 Ti versions such as RTX 3060 Ti FE. So, if you want to use your Ryzen 7 3700x for all that 1080p goodness, get this one.

This card executes 1080p gaming at 144HZ with a breeze. Many titles can be run smoothly at 1080p with ray tracing enabled. It can run Assassin’s Creed Odyssey at avg 70 FPS, Apex Legends at avg 127 FPS, Rainbow Six Siege at avg 182 FPS and the latest game Cyberpunk 2077 playable at avg 57 Fps with DLSS enabled. This one is 2-3% faster as compared to RTX 2060 Founders edition and AMD RX 5600XT. It is 15% faster than GTX 1660 Ti and 17% better than GTX 1070.

The cooling performance of this card is satisfactory. The card run at 2°C warmer than RTX 2060 FE. The fans produce quite a bit of noise, almost 39 dBA, and even with this much noise the temps are nothing too great but they get the work done. On the upside the card does include an idle fan stop feature so you won’t have to keep up with the noise all the time and the fans will stop working during light work.

EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO was marketed at $30 more expensive than the GTX 1660 Ti. It is a great card overall if you exclude the noise and cooling performance. There are also other versions of this card available with better and quieter cooling systems but those are expensive too. This one might the best bet if you’re trying to stretch that penny. All of this together makes the EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO the best 1080p option for Ryzen 7 3700x.

The card is based on Turing architecture with 1480 Cuda Cores that have a boost clock speed of 1830MHz. It also comes with an 8GB GDDR6 memory with a memory clock speed of 14Gbps. The aesthetics on this one is a personal favourite. The two-fan design includes gunmetal features with minimal RGB inlays which makes this card one of the best looking on the market. But we may be biased on that.

This card is intended for 1080p gaming at high FPS. This one is capable of executing games at high graphics settings with a competitive refresh rate (and not with 75hz), so is a great option for the competitive gamers out there. As for the more graphics-intensive games, the card can run most at high settings with 60+ FPS. This card provided 92 avg FPS in Far Cry New Dawn and 96 avg FPS on Battlefield V with Ultra graphics settings. While Assassin’s Creed Odyssey provided 55avg FPS and in Red Dead Redemption it provided 40 FPS on Ultra settings.

You can get a good idea of the capabilities of this card from its FPS scores. The card is 3-4% better than stock 1660 Super. It also shows 8% better performance than the more expensive AMD Vega 56. Though the card still is a little expensive over the Founders Edition, it still comes out to be a great mid-range card with performance rivalling that of some more expensive higher-end cards. The card comes with a commendable overclock headroom even though it has a factory overclock in place.

The GPU comes with superb cooling credentials. MSI has put an excellent cooling system in place which ensures better temps at high loads. The fans are also extremely quiet. This is perhaps the most silent version of the GTX 1660 Super. We would so far as to say that this one provides a completely silent gaming experience.

This card might be a little expensive compared to other models, but with this one, you’re getting everything you could want in a GPU and this is where the price seems worth it. All things considered, with the overclock potential, completely silent fans, power efficiency and incredible aesthetics the MSI GTX 1660 Super is by far the Best Mid-range GPU for Ryzen 7 3700x.

The card has 4GB GDDR6 memory with a clock speed of 12Gbps. The design of this card is almost similar to the MSI GTX 1660 Super Gaming X with the gunmetal features but minus the RGB inlay.

This card lies in the more under $200 bracket which makes it not only the cheapest on this list but otherwise on the lower range. This one is built for 1080p gaming at high graphics settings. And better yet, this one does it without breaking the bank. The card performs better than most budget GPUs. It shows 6% better performance than RX 580 8GB in 1080p gaming. It is 9% faster than GTX 1060 6GB and 5% faster than RX 5500 XT 8GB. Moreover, this one is cheaper than every other GPU that comes close to performing on this level.

This card will pair well with Ryzen 7 3700x for 1080p gaming. This card executed, on high graphics settings, Witcher 3 at 69 FPS, Battlefield V at 52 FPS, COD: Modern Warfare with 77 FPS. Even Battle Royal and competitive titles can be run with this card at 120Hz and 144Hz with decent graphics settings.

The GPU has everything you could want. it is incredibly power efficient, running at only 100W during load. The cooling credentials are amazing and the fans are extremely quiet. The card under load shows 62°C temps and 27dBA noise level. This card is practically inaudible when installed in the case. Plus, it also comes with an idle fan stop feature.

MSI GTX 1650 Super Gaming X is the best low-budget GPU in the market. Paired with Ryzen 7, this one is the best you can get without breaking the bank. The only thing that you might miss in this GPU is the fact that it doesn’t have a backplate. And also, there’s no ray tracing in this.