Collection: Graphics Cards

The graphics card (GPU) is the most important component in any PC built for gaming, video editing, or 3D design. At Ennap, you'll find a range of graphics cards powered by NVIDIA GeForce RTX and AMD Radeon chips to fit every use and budget.

Before you buy, check the following:

Memory (VRAM): 8GB works well for 1080p gaming, 12GB is comfortable for 1440p, and 16GB or more is best for 4K and professional workloads.

Power supply: Make sure your PSU has enough wattage for the card and the required connectors (8-pin or 12VHPWR).

Case size: Compare the card's length and slot width with the space available in your case.

CPU pairing: A powerful GPU needs a capable processor to avoid bottlenecks.

Display outputs: Confirm the card has the port your monitor supports, whether HDMI or DisplayPort.

Order now, pay cash on delivery, and enjoy free returns within 14 days if the product isn't right for you.

What's the difference between NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards?

NVIDIA GeForce RTX cards excel at Ray Tracing and DLSS, and have broader support in editing and AI software. AMD Radeon cards often offer more memory and strong value for the price.

How much VRAM do I need?

8GB is enough for 1080p gaming, 12GB for 1440p, and 16GB or more for 4K and professional work.

How do I know if my power supply is enough?

Check the manufacturer's recommended wattage on the product page, and make sure your PSU has the required power connectors.

Is the graphics card compatible with my motherboard?

Modern graphics cards use the PCIe x16 slot found on most motherboards, and they are compatible across PCIe generations. Performance may drop slightly when installing a newer card on a motherboard with an older PCIe generation, but it will work normally.

Can I pay cash on delivery?

Yes, all orders on Ennap are available with cash on delivery.

Do I need a dedicated graphics card for video editing and design?

Integrated graphics are enough for basic tasks, but a dedicated graphics card significantly speeds up rendering, effects, and 4K video editing, and improves performance in apps like Blender, Premiere Pro, and DaVinci Resolve.