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Best graphics card for Teardown

Teardown recommends NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 for a smooth experience, a GeForce GTX 10-series-era card in the modern class. Any card of that generation or newer meets that bar. Below are a few worth considering, and it is worked out by generation, the one graphics axis that orders honestly.

Cards that run Teardown well

GeForce GTX 1050Most affordable that clears the recommended spec · 2016 · 2 GBRadeon RX 6800A comfortable middle option · 2020 · 16 GBGeForce RTX 5070A current-generation pick with headroom · 2025 · 12 GB

Recommendations are the cards whose generation meets or beats what Teardown asks for, not a benchmarked frame-rate ranking. Within a generation we do not rank.

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Common questions

What graphics card do I need for Teardown?

The developer recommends NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080, a GeForce GTX 10-series-era card, for a smooth experience. Any card of that generation or newer meets it; the most affordable in our list that clears it is the GeForce GTX 1050. The minimum to just launch is lower: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060.

Will an older card run Teardown?

It may still launch if it meets the minimum (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060), usually at lower settings. The recommended card above is for a smooth experience, not the bare minimum. Check your exact card with the requirements checker.