EVGA GeForce GTX 1650 SC Ultra Gaming GDDR6, 04G-P4-1257-KR, 4GB GDDR6, Dual Fan, Metal Backplate

For review jump to 2nd paragraph.Buy with confidence!The box clearly states what is in the box. And benchmark software will verify it.The other review on this card is wrong. I bought the same card for my kid and it does infact have DDR 6 memory. The first thing I do when I buy a new card is put it in a machine test it out with cinebench or one of many decent programs and even those list the ram as DDR6.The rig i put this in is a bit dated. Specs are as follows.Amd fx 8350---- clock 4000mhzMotherboard -----Asus 990 evo r.2Ram 16gb corsair vengeance 1600mhzThe monitor used was a dell 24in wide in 1440pAnd the hard drive is a Samsung evo 500 gb.And the power supply is a evga 850 watts gold rated with a year warranty.The games tested were fortnight because thats all my kids want to play. But I also ran elder scrolls online.On fortnite we got a stable 120 fps but would spike as high as 140 fps. The game was set to high quality.The other game I tested was Elder scrolls online but I didn't hang around the old areas I went to Northern Elsweyr because there is finer detail there. Thats not to say the old original area look bad they hold up well for a mmo. I just wanted as much texture detail and draw distance at the same time to see what the card could do. I set the graphics to epic and I had a stable 70 fps but spiked up too 100 fps and these were frames in combat with plenty of effects like flame staff and other casting effects in air.I also have a feeling this card can do even more but I think its bottlenecked. I didnt bother throwing it in my machine to test it i have a newer Ryzen. If I do I will update this review.For a casual gamer this card is great amd even pushes past casual in my opinion. If I had to use this card personally I wouldn't mind, its a solid card for its price range and capabilities.Like I said the other review is wrong about the memory type

If you have a decent machine and play on a 1080p monitor, you can crank up the settings in most games and maintain a stable 60+ fps. 1440p and up are doable, but you may have to sacrifice image quality for a stable framerate in many modern or demanding titles at higher resolutions. My 7-year-old rig has a new lease on life with this GPU. If you're looking for an extremely solid mid-range card at a budget price, then look no further.The relatively low power consumption and operating temps are surprising considering its capabilities. The only real point of contention is the 4GB of VRAM--even though it is GDDR6.I've noticed inaccurate or misleading descriptions on several of these, but I can confirm that is indeed EVGA's version of the 1650 Super. Be careful when shopping around, because some have been suckered into purchasing the far weaker base 1650,Again, the 1650 SC Ultra is a great 1080p card at a nice price for old and new machines alike.

Back in the day a card like this would be 300 dollars.Today there is no reason to spend more than 200 on a card, unless you're a professional gamer or video renderer. Or for some reason need rtx.I have an MSI 580 AMD in my studio ryzen 7 build and I bought this evga to go along with my i5 thunderbolt 3 computer with the new asus pro art motherboard.All I have to say, these cards are both great, under 200 dollars. And deserve praise for their affordability and performance.The amd is almost 2 years old, and it holds up well. The evga is for sure an upgrade, but I'm sure the equivalent AMD card is just as good.

I wish I had a more in-depth and technical review of this card, but unfortunately, I do not. I did spend over two weeks shopping and comparing video cards between April and July 2020 and at the time I was stuck between user RX470/480/570/580s and this line of GTX cards - the 1650/1660. I did carefully choose this card because its the updated version that runs GDDR6 instead of the previous GDDR5. Even though it's only 4GB, it performs so much better after watching performance reviews online.If I was to spend any more than this, I would choose the next best value with NVENC hardware encoding - the RTX 2060. I picked one up last month and am very happy. NVIDIA has a program called Geforce Experience that makes installing/updating drivers super easy with even more features built-in. Hopefully, this review will help you decide on what to do next. Happy Gaming!

This video card replaced a former GeForce video card from a different manufacturer that unfortunately died after 4 years of heavy use. This card performs excellently -- I have the newest Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and it runs flawlessly on this video card. MSFlightSim has always been one of the toughest programs on video cards but I am very happy to say this video card handles it easily. No glitches. All my older games such as the original Doom and Doom II run super-smooth.And for business applications this card is excellent, as it is for the music notation software (Sibelius, Finale, Dorico, MuseScore) that I use frequently.I can't think of a negative thing to say about this card, it's that good!

If you're looking to get a card as a bridge between now and whatever future availability of the 3000 series there is, this is the one. I picked mine up before the entire market spiked out of control. For under $200 you really couldn't ask for a better video card than this. It can handle a surprising amount of load and if you're looking to up your game for a cheaper price this model is where it's at.