Wednesday, April 17th 2019
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Specifications and Price Revealed
NVIDIA is releasing its most affordable graphics card based on the "Turing" architecture, the GeForce GTX 1650, on the 23rd of April, starting at USD $149. There doesn't appear to be a reference-design (the GTX 1660 series lacked one, too), and so this GPU will be a partner-driven launch. Based on NVIDIA's smallest "Turing" silicon, the 12 nm "TU117," the GTX 1650 will pack 896 CUDA cores and will feature 4 GB of GDDR5 memory across a 128-bit wide memory interface.
The GPU is clocked at 1485 MHz with 1665 MHz GPU Boost, and the 8 Gbps memory produces 128 GB/s of memory bandwidth. With a TDP of just 75 Watts, most GTX 1650 cards will lack additional PCIe power inputs, relying entirely on the slot for power. Most entry-level implementations of the GTX 1650 feature very simple aluminium fan-heatsink coolers. VideoCardz compiled a number of leaked pictures of upcoming GTX 1650 graphics cards.
Sources:
VideoCardz, VonGuru
The GPU is clocked at 1485 MHz with 1665 MHz GPU Boost, and the 8 Gbps memory produces 128 GB/s of memory bandwidth. With a TDP of just 75 Watts, most GTX 1650 cards will lack additional PCIe power inputs, relying entirely on the slot for power. Most entry-level implementations of the GTX 1650 feature very simple aluminium fan-heatsink coolers. VideoCardz compiled a number of leaked pictures of upcoming GTX 1650 graphics cards.
109 Comments on NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Specifications and Price Revealed
the boost clock is showing over 250 mhz higher than stock.. the memory took a nice overclock as well..
trog
www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/GeForce_GTX_1650_Gaming_X/27.html
As predicted the 1650 beats out the 1050ti by a solid margin, 25% average. So standing by the recommendation to @CheapMeat, the 1650 would be a worthwhile upgrade from the 1050ti you've got. A 1660 or 1660ti would be better if you can save the extra bit of money, but if you can only afford 1650 you will not be let down.
Maybe I can sell my 1050 Ti for a little to help with the 1650. I've been having trouble maintaining 60fps at 1080p on my current favorite game, War Thunder, while having toned down the settings. I don't mind that I can't do anything ultra or anything like that. That's fine for me. But some stuttering in high intensity battles with lots of tracers, effects & vehicles/ships and lack of visual acuity or fidelity (due to graphic settings) (not sure what the right word is) at long ranges in battle are hurting me gameplay wise, especially in Naval. So looking to have just a more consistent "good" rather than here-or-there or "great".
the ones that need the extra plug dont.. which is pretty much what Steve is saying..
i have just bought the palit plug-less version from scan UK.. its to go in a small form factor PC i have.. i ordered it yesterday and it arrived this morning..
i also sold the existing palit 1050 TI to a neighbour for £75 quid.. :)
the 1650 will enable 1080 gaming at mostly 60 fps.. which makes it ideal to turn any old office type machine into an entry level gaming machine..
also it dosnt make sense to set such a card at ultra setting as most benchmarks have done.. medium to high are the setting to use not ultra..
trog
mine isnt the OC version which is why i just bunged 200 on the core.. i recon the hardware is exactly the same just the clocks they come set at..
all in all spot on for what i wanted it for.. 10 out of 10..
trog
ps.. its had a couple of hours playing Far cry five.. it manages around 60 fps at 1080.. it does kind of tell me my main machine is way overkill for what i do with it.. he he
Remind me, what was the 1050Ti => 570 gap? Was 570 1.5 times faster or so?
A "worthy" successor to terribly priced 1050Ti indeed.