Top graphic cards used by outsourced video production company.

The best graphics cards for video editing can make a huge difference to the speed of your workflow. They play a vital role in allowing production house computers to cope with the gurugram client customer graphical demands of VFX, animation and colour grading and in ensuring efficient rendering. The problem is that top-of-the-range options don’t come cheap, and it can be hard to justify which video production company is the best. As it requires investment.
If you’re unsure of what to do while selecting a video production agency, then do check their post production systems.. And here are few graphic cards you will find inside studio of a video production house.

AMD RX 7800 XT
This is our pick for a sensible balance of price and performance. AMD cards tend to offer more bang per buck than Nvidia, and we found this lives up to that, outperforming cards in the same price range in most use cases tested.

Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Super
Our top choice beats this Nvidia offering for most video editing workflows, but it’s a different story when it comes to 3D work and gaming. For that, this Nvidia card offers superior performance thanks to new features and CUDA cores for faster rendering.

Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090
If money is no object, the best graphics card today is this range-topping beast. Designed to provide solid raytracing in 4K gaming. It’s overkill for many people’s needs but will future-proof your setup, making light work of even 8K footage.

Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050
Available for little more than $200, this is the best cheap graphics card we can recommend for video editing. Davinci Resolve may stutter on the 8GB of VRAM, but we find less GPU-intensive software like Adobe apps more forgiving.

Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Super
There are uses for cheaper, older graphics cards, particularly if your CPU is liable to bottleneck more powerful ones. The 1660 Super still gives a decent rendering speed for FHD footage, but some programs will struggle with only 6GB of VRAM.

Nvidia RTX A4000
Specifically certified for 3D rendering and CAD programs, this powerful single-slot GPU from Nvidia’s professional range provides optimized driver system stability for engineers and architects who need it.