Best GPU for Guts and Glory (2026)
To run Guts and Glory well, aim for a graphics card at or above its recommended GPU. Below are our picks by resolution, chosen from real benchmark data — a budget option for smooth 1080p, a value pick for 1440p, and a high-end card for 4K.
Recommended graphics cards by resolution
| Resolution | Our pick | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1080p High | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 Best budget pick · 2GB · ~$49.00 |
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| 1440p High | AMD Radeon R9 380 Best value pick · 4GB · ~$59.00 |
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| 1440p Ultra / 4K with upscaling | AMD Radeon R9 390X Best high-end pick · 8GB · ~$89.00 |
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These picks target a smooth experience at each resolution. For native 4K at max settings — especially with ray tracing or path tracing — aim higher than the high-end pick and use DLSS/FSR upscaling, which can effectively move a card up a tier.
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Guts and Glory system requirements
| Component | Minimum | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| GPU | GeForce GT 650M / Radeon R9 M375 or higher graphics card (see Additional Notes below). | GeForce GTX 750 / Radeon R7 360 or higher graphics card (see Additional Notes below). |
| CPU | 2 GHz Dual Core | i5 or better |
| RAM | 2 GB | 4 GB |
Want to confirm a specific card? Test it against Guts and Glory with our free Can I Run It tool, estimate frames with the FPS Estimator, compare cards on the GPU tier list, or see the best CPU for Guts and Glory to complete your build.
Frequently Asked Questions
What GPU do I need for Guts and Glory?
For smooth 1080p, a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760-class card meets the recommended bar. For 1440p, step up to around a AMD Radeon R9 380. For 4K, a AMD Radeon R9 390X or better gives the most headroom. You can verify any card with our free Can I Run It checker.
Can I run Guts and Glory on a cheaper GPU?
Often yes, at lower settings or with upscaling (DLSS/FSR). Anything at or above the game's minimum GPU will launch it; the picks above target a smooth, recommended-level experience.
Do I need a new CPU too?
For most games the GPU matters most, but a badly paired CPU can bottleneck a strong card. Check the balance with our bottleneck calculator before buying.