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Is The GTX 1650 Super Still a Super Budget Graphics Card?
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- Опубліковано 12 сер 2024
- How well is the GTX 1650 Super holding up? Surprisingly well is the answer.
0:00 The GTX 1650 Super
1:11 Test Specs
1:17 Cyberpunk 2077
2:05 Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2
2:50 Elden Ring
3:23 God of War
3:57 Mafia Definitive Edition
4:25 Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered
5:08 Red Dead Redemption 2
5:35 Overwatch 2
6:24 GTA Online
7:02 Final Thoughts
Thanks for watching :)
It's still a very capable card but I feel like that 4 gigs of VRAM will hold it back in the future.
I managed to get a 1080 Ti for $200 today and I couldn't be happier.
Awesome :)
With how much these new gpus "improve" the gpu you bough its a steal for the money you can hold on to it until you have kids 😂 if you dont care about rtx or dlss or until the vram is too low and that wont happen anytime soon considering gpu manufactuers release still 4gb gpus enjoy it my friend 😊
@@Alexutzzu 4gb vram is too low nowadays. Doom eternal can easily exceed 4gb vram on higher texture settings. Skyrim se modded can easily use over 4gb vram. Same with several other games.
@@Alexutzzu I own a 4GB card, and I am more often VRAM limited then I am performence limited at 1080p.
Wow for $200 that’s a steal! Enjoy it!
I bought a PC with this GPU around a year ago, and it's run everything I threw at it perfectly, native or emulated. 60 fps 1080p almost everything, even in stuff like rdr2, control, and hitman 3. I'll only upgrade it if I get into pcvr, because for normal gaming it gets the job done perfectly. Super happy with it.
Hmmm.. You're 100% sure?
Forget it! My bad 'SUPER' does change things alotta bits ;-)
i have a beyond overclocked 1650 and yes you can get 60fps in most games at 1080p, a 1650 super should be even better !
Hitman 3 is not a demanding game my guy, it still uses the same engine and graphics that the reboot (2016) uses, just slightly better
@@durchfaII he mentioned 2 other games that are more demanding than hitman 3, your comment is irrelevant.
@@kai_444 wow, the internet hostility never changes, it seems like these days if someone points out something stupid then that person is in the wrong for doing so...
I absolutely love my 1650 super. I got it about 1,5 years ago as part of a pre-built pc with the intention of playing mainly world of warships and Minecraft with it. However, I have been playing a lot of more or less recent AAA titles with it and it was capable of running everything at 1080p with decent settings and good fps. From my experience the VRAM really is only an issue, if the game is actively preventing you from applying the settings if you're exceeding the limit. The actual performance impact is negligible.
I don't regret the purchase one bit.
Awesome 😎
Ayyyyy fellow wows enjoyer!
@@bella_ciao4608 love-hate-relationship 😅
ya i got it in a prebuild too during the silicone shortage. Then just took the card out and built a pc around it. Saved a ton of money at the time
Picked one of these up last week and hsve been very pleased by the performance so far. Only gsme it hasn't handled well so far is Control. Even Remnant from the Ashes I was getting 60+ Fps on high settings.
I have this card in my system and I can confidently say that, it is still a very competent card. Also, the cost per frames is insane. But you are right, some games do exceed the VRAM limit and it results in frequent frame drops. Got it a couple of years ago for 200 bucks, can't be happier!
I love when he comes up with new videos, they are really appreciated
Definitely holds up better than the regular 1650, pretty much good enough for 1080p60 on nearly all games if you're conservative on settings and use FSR if it's available
I watched your video before I moved country, watching it after as well. It's just so chill and relaxing
Perfect video for me, who needed a new gpu but more budget one.
Awesome :)
@@RandomGaminginHD thank you so much, I will definitely consider this if I find one! Just coz my dell pc don't have a good psu for a 1660 super 😅
Earlier this summer I managed to find 1650 super evga for around 160 euro, bought it as an upgrade from 2gb 1050, love it so far. Paired with i7 6700k and 16gb ram is doing very well.
Great combo 😎
2:56 with around 135 hours in elder ring on this GPU, I recommend staying at medium because some areas are more demanding than others and the visual quality barely changes from high+med grass anyway. You should stay at 60 and sometimes dip to high 50s in very demanding bits, which you won't notice.
yeah i got a rx 5500 oem which is basically equivalent tho i overclock and use SAM from my r5 5600g i play most games at 1440p just cuz lmao stick to bout 45 to 60 fps
@@jacobwomack9022 45 fps !? That is totally unplayable. How dare you !
Will definitely run games released for PS5 in 1080p med.
I have this gpu too, the problem is not the card is elden ring that is optimize like a potato, you need to reduce the grass setting and texture to medium, you can hit 60 very easily
@@aleksazunjic9672 Spiderman's the best example
its awesome to see your subs just keep going up! i can't wait to see the content you bring in the future. love what you do.
This was the GPU I first bought when I got into the PC space 2 years ago and I loved all my time with it, eventually handing it down to a relative. It really showed me how inexpensive it is to get into PC gaming!
This is the 2nd video i've watched of yours, the first one was the 1070 one. Niche content and very interesting to me. Kudos
Pleasently surprised by the performance of this thing. Despite me having a decent card like the RX 6600, I'm always interested in videos like this. Pretty sad that Nvidia went the stingy way with the VRAM though, especially since they know all too well that a card like that being released in 2019 should have atleast 6GB of VRAM to keep it better equipped for later games. Very surprising performance though and great video as always
Thanks for this, I have the big brother of this the 1660 and it does perfectly fine. I'm considering this for another budget gaming PC build I'm doing and I think it'll be perfectly fine for this application.
Love my 1650...unfortunately due to my Steam drive packing it in I'm not doing too much gaming right now :/ But it handled everything I threw at it.
1650 super is still a great card for the right price. Several of them still priced weirdly high (125-150 US) considering where GPU pricing has fallen to. I picked up an rx6600 for 175 today and a 2070 super for 200 last week. It just can’t compete unless it’s significantly cheaper.
It’s because it’s one of the best cards you can throw into an office PC without upgrading the power supply.
@@Dfm253 if your talking Board power only LP Models maybe .This card isn't though
@@Dfm253 the normal 1650 has some variants that don’t require supplemental power, but I’m pretty sure every 1650 super requires at least a 6pin. Now If you’re brave enough to use sata power to 6pin adapters or lucky enough to have an office system with a 6pin power just hanging out sure it’s a perfect card for sprucing up an office PC
Is a gtx 1660 super good for 130
@@_Dandy_S power draw, the cost per frame/watt per frame is really low.
You could easily game on a generator or off grid power set up with little to no issues.
It was a good release by nvidia for a budget or niche consumer.
I bought that exact OEM model on ebay this year to add to a lenovo office pc i bought from a local university. Works amazingly
i love that you use the chapters feature
thank u
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I love this card, most games run pretty good, but I also play a lot in VR and that's an area where the VRAM limitation becomes much more apparent.
Excellent video. I would totally use this card in a daily setup.
Hell yeah gt 210 lookin ass still rocks
I bought a cheapo MSI Ventus OC version when they came out for my HTPC (I also game a bit on it). It's a bloody good little card. Is 4 Gb limiting, probably but it was an improvement over the 1 Gb AMD card I had !!
Wow good video as always. good to know that my 1650 super can still play some newer games!
I have a htpc with an 1050 right now, and this seems like a dream upgrade (because it’s literally the best lp card for gaming). Really seems worth upgrading
Had this card on my old 4690K rig (@4.4) and depending on the game it was either CPU or GPU bound and sometimes for example BF4 and Fortnite it was bound by both (both being at or near 100% utilization). I upgraded to an i7 10700KF and kept the 1650S for a while and some games ran surprisingly better while some ran the same (I did get a 3080 in the end though).
Reaching almost 100% on both is like best case because then it's perfectly balanced, as all things should be
I have a 4770 and a 1050ti and it literally runs everything at 60 fps or close to, on ultra settings. These cards are so underrated.
@@_Lassic_ there's no way that's true. 4770 is a capable CPU, but 1050ti was a budget-oriented card when it came out, you'd need a way better GPU to play modern games on ultra.
@@elu9780 for instance, I can play Shadow of the Tomb Raider, 1080p, Max settings, the lowest fps I've seen is it falling to 40 shortly. Other than that, it stays at 60 fps or very close to.
@@_Lassic_ you must've got a factory overclocked model or you won the silicon lottery
G'day Random,
I ended up getting a Strix 1650Super for my nephew to replace his RX480Nitro 8GB that died early this year, prices were still stoopid over $300 due to mining at the time but managed to snag a deal of $200AUD for it as I was buying a few other parts from the seller.
He mainly plays FPShooter games like ForKnife, COD & CS:GO with a 1600x900-60fps monitor so dropping to 4GB VRAM wasn't an issue
Great video I absolutely love watching your channel, do you think you’ll make a gtx 1660 super review soon?
I bought a PNY version of this card a year ago when the GPUs were way over msrp and I needed something capable and have been really pleased with this card.
Currently using 1650 non-super paired with i7 4790 on my scrappy build. It is barely not cpu-bottlenecking and works like a charm on the games i play. Dying Light 2 on low goes just fine
It's my current GPU from a pre-build Asus PC and yeah she do the job for the games i play (the games aren't too demanding except on certain areas sometimes) paired with an r5 3600x it's great :D
I've had one of these cards for a year and never really had any problem. It always performs as you'd expect it to and Im guessing it's gonna continue to be a good card for a few more years
It can even run minecraft shaders
@@SMCwasTaken surprisingly well too
One of the best GPUs designs I have ever witnessed. I still have 2 of these at home (1650 non SUPER variants) which don’t require an external PSU connections, the 1650 runs off the bare 75W powered PCIe bus. I paired mines with an i7-7700k and an i3-8350k, runs anything you throw at it. Again, amazing design.
Do you mean the gtx 1650's architecture? Or the physical card's design?
1650 was not a good card, price/perf wise.
@@siyzerix The design of course. Simplicity always win in my book. Put this card right next to a 4090 and well…
@@chuckwow3302 To be fair, the rtx 4090 literally outweighs 17' gaming laptops.
Yeah, simple designs are nice.
@@siyzerix Let’s not mention those silly 1200W requirements either. The gaming industry is going in the wrong direction.
@@chuckwow3302 The 4090 does not need a 1200w PSU.
Back in early 2020 I built my beginner video editing system. I looked at the 1650 ($160) and the 1650S($170). The 1650S beat the pant off the 1650 so that is what I went with. For $10 more it seem to be a steal. I had hoped to upgrade it by the end of the year as I got better editing stuff but.... well you know what happened. The 1650S did a great job for what it is. I was glad to have it.
I have a laptop with a 1660 ti and it performs wonderfully in games with pretty high settings, I used to use it for VR before I bought my desktop and it was pretty respectable in that regard as well.
I got an ASUS one from Curry's for £140 just before the shortage and it's probably the best value card I'd ever bought. This thing was a 125w "OC Edition" one that boosted all the way to 2100mHz and typically stayed there. The thing was a solid 1080p medium 60fps card in almost any game, with some higher end games maybe needing some tweaks, but you pointed that out anyways.
If I hadn't come into having the spare cash to buy a 3060 for 144fps gaming I'd still be using it. Sold it to a friend and it's still doing a solid job for him. Very recommended.
nowadays its better to just buy 1660 super instead, but if its cheaper why not
thanks for review
Best channel on UA-cam, thx for all videos you make m8.
National treasure 🍻
I'm running ryzen 3 3100 16 gigs of ram with the non super 1650, but it's the gddr6 version. Cyberpunk runs on medium low 1080p 60fps. I couldn't be happier. FidelityFX makes it even more playable. Haven't had an issue apart from bunch of crashes so I'm happy
as someone with a 1650 super in 2022 i can say its not too bad, just stick to a med - high mix and you will be fine
i have the gddr6 non super on my asus tuf laptop and it's great even for some vr games on windows mixed reality
My MSI GF75 thin laptop has a mobile version of this and cyberpunks fps doesn’t disappoint me, unless your in that part of Japantown
This makes me happy about my choice of 1660 SUPER OC clocked at 2ghz that I bought in 2020. Seems like it will age like wine.
when you do gta online performance tests could you do one in a empty invite only session
and another in a completely full session , there's a huge performance difference
What was your ambient temps like during testing?
i still use 1650 (regular) till this day and it still perform a solid framerate knowing that i bought this card in 2020 before the pricing of the gpu went skyrocket. The only issue with it just a VR games but beatsaber is an exception.
It really does baffle me that this isn’t the baseline for GPUs nowadays. It should be.
I have a Gigabyte 1650 Super, great card that I currently have in my second gaming rig where it's matched with an i7 6850K.
For overwatch 2 can you do the low preset with medium shadows as those are the competitive settings.
A friend had a prebuilt dell and was very kind, sold us this card and we had it for over a year! Don't let the single fan fool you, the dell 1650s is a great little card! It is wise to have extra case fans blowing in and at least one or two exhausting, but we finally upgraded both rigs to dell 3060ti, he sold his xps, but I sold it back to him at a lower price, he was thrilled to get it back.
Currently running a 1650s.
Still holding strong at 1080p, but the movement in this portion of the market has been glacial to the point where I wouldn't recommend it at current new prices.
If it broke tomorrow, I'd be looking at the 6600 series or used market.
i choose as my first grafics card the msi version in the pandemic days best money i spend good to see that still getting 60 fps til this days
I quite fancy those LP models. I like to stick it in small cases 👀
Still gaming on it on December 2023. as long as it keeps 60fps 1080p I'm fine, as my next upgrade will be 144hz - 1440p
I bought my GTX 1650S just before prices went super crazy during COVID. It still runs most games I play at 60FPS or more. Really wish it had more VRAM because 4GB really holds it back.
Hello :)
It should be interesting to check out the gtx 980 standart and ti aswell.
Found one of these on Craigslist for $65 today. Seem like a decent grab? I currently have gtx 950 and really don’t have the budget for anything new.
will this fit on an 1155 motherboard paired with i5 3340? Currently using a 750ti. Otherwise Ill just plump for a 5600g build for a few hundred £'s more?
Where did u find it? I need it badly bit nowhere to be found in my budget
Can you test the Chinese RX 6600M graphics card? It's essentially the same mobile chip on a PCB for a GPU. From other YT videos it has a similar performance to the desktop variant.
I get the feeling my comment about the 1650 super the other day triggered this video... or a coincidence.
These things oc very well
Feel like I’ve seen some pretty beefy 1650 supers. Wonder the difference between those and this Christmas ornament version you have
Never knew a single slot GTX 1650 Super exist! Now I'm going to hunt for one of this. Not sure if its available in my country though.
Bro I have gtx 1650 super OC duel fan version paired with 9100f. In 1080p I cannot set high texture in AC Valhalla because of low vram but I can easily play C Punk max settings in 30 fps. But I have a question. How does it work in your motherboard with ddr5 vs ddr4 ram. As this GPU has less vram one might have better fps using ddr5 ram as shared vram. Please test it in AC Valhalla, C Punk and GTA5.
How about a revisit of the RX 5500XT 4GB version?
I have a pc in bits that was struck by a surge, this card and 32gb of ram and it looks like it would be an absolutely great PC to have by the TV
Make a video about rx 580 8gb mllse beacuse I see in aliexpress for 90 dollars but I don't know any thing about mllse gpu and if they are good or bad
My sister has that GPU, since I recently move to a 5800x3D and new 3090 Ti system, I gave her my old mainboard and CPU+RAM and later bought a 1660 Super. When I tried to see what games she plays (Genshin Impact, Roblox, Minecraft) I noticed that the old 1650 is more than enough. Even on her 21:9 2560x1080p 144hz monitor she never had any performance issues on the 1650. I'm quiet impressed by this little entry level GPU. I will still upgrade with the 1660S in case she wants to play more demanding games in the future.
Is it possible to replace the fan with a better cooler?
I have a GTX 1650 (not super, not ti) and it became a little short but i still like it and i won't change.
hi, I'm getting a gtx 1650 super, as well as a Radeon R9 390, which one is better?
I fixed up a pc for someone with this card, I was really surprised at how capable it was myself.
I was lucky to find a 1660ti oc a few years back. Plays all games well.
The PCI-E power limit, without external power connection, is still what's most interesting to me. A GTX 1050Ti upgrade to newest technologies woulf be amazing
I built a pc around this card (pny single fan variant) back in the start of 2021 (before the crazy shortage hit my country exactly by a month )
With a i3 10100f
16gb 3000mhz patriot viper steel ram in dual channel
And i played every game on it no problem
Wether its a native pc game or emulated
I'am also glad that 60 fps is achievable in cyberpunk
Last time i tried it in version 1.3 it wasn't even able to hold 30 in the city at the lowest settings
I can achieve these frame rates in it now right?
Also hopefully hogwarts legacy is playable on this gpu too (highly likely it isn't tho :( )
I have a 1650 super in my laptop and it's perfect for on the go gaming, love the dell oem card very oldschool
Very Nice Bro Keep It Up
Thanks
I think the CPU really tanking all the works here but I think this particular card is really good for 1080p gaming performance at least for back up or temporary use before you wanna go for an upgrade
@@takuzorue well it’ll depend I have a ryzen 53400G it’s doing pretty good and I didn’t even get dual ram yet which improves it dramatically
They pretty much pulled this card since it was only 159$ at launch, it was easily a beast in the price to performance category.. even with 4gb it out performed many 8 gb cards in its class.
still a powerhouse GPU paired with a Ryzen 7 1700 and 16gb of ram got a benchmark of 112 fps in COD mw2 using the Recommended Performance Preset at 1080p
Just wondering, is this better then having an apu like ryzen 5600g?
been using the 1650 since release. One of the best cards out there for the price... plays everything i have with zero issues.
The plain design almost makes it look like a card from the late 2000s/early 2010s.
Recently bought a preowned OEM Dell 7040 MT on eBay and slapped a 1650 Super in it. The stock PSU in the 7040 cannot safely handle much more wattage than the 100W of the 1650 Super, so this was about the fastest option available without having to upgrade the PSU as well.
Ended up being a great value budget 1080p gaming PC for anyone with a limited budget, like a kid looking to get into esports or even 60 FPS AAA titles in 1080p/low-to-medium settings. I spent a total of 180 dollars for the 7040 MT with an i7- 6700, 16 GB DDR4, the 1650 Super and a SATA 15-pin to 6-pin PCIe adapter.
Temps are surprisingly good despite the poor airflow in the 7040 case, but I will probably go ahead and spend another 20 dollars to modify the case and add a fan or two. Dremel time.
I love your videos so much i was wondering if you have a discord server so i can be more into your community if it's possible muvh love ❤️
I want that GPU! It would fit perfectly with my Optiplex 990! (Would trade my GTX 960 in there for that). Plus a little extra cash to make it equal value.
I have both the Palit GTX 1650 super and Gigabyte GTX 1060 GB cards. The GTX 1650 super out-performed the GTX 1060 6GB in all the tests I've run in terms of fps. (Rust, ESO online, CS go, PUBG, Destiny 2 etc.) Only noticeable problems I've encountered were textures not loading in fast enough or not at all when the GPU hits past the 4gb VRAM mark, (in rust only' could be Rust's game engine, not sure) had micro stutters where the GTX 1060 (even at lower fps) had none but also took a few sec to render in larger bases and stuff. I still prefer my 1650 super over the 1060 6gb as I'd rather have the higher frame rate. I mainly play Rust, great game and the super gives me around a solid 80 to 100+ fps at 1080p med'ish.
Would be a great video if you can make a comparison video between the 2 cards, since I'm limited to a few games. Would like to see how the 1060 6gb would stack up to the super when running cyberpunk. Currently saving up for Star Citizen. Doubt this GPU will run it well tbh.
The differences beetween low, meduim and high on elden ring in my opinion are rather minimal. On some settings there is a slight noticeable difference and in general going from low to high settings on elden ring doesn't have much of a performance hit from my experience.
I have one in my rig and it's great. Got it at a bad price though.
I know it's not the super but I have the low profile 1650 running in a SFF optiplex with an i7 4790 and 16gb ddr3. It makes a great living room pc :)
This little Dell/OEM 1650 Super is actually built just the way it needs to be. Those bigger cooler models out there (even the Nvidia FE), you are paying for aesthetics, nothing else. Little cooler needed for a 100W GPU. Even a one-fan model can cool it pretty silently. A big heatsink can cool it passively.
Any tips on ow2 i get bad frame drops all low settings same card and 8gb ram
You need a 1650 D6 variant that doesn't require a supplemental power adapter for the ultimate pcie power only upgrade card. On the note of 75w cards, it's crazy that the 3000 generation came and went without serving the low power market segment at all. Same with AMD but they haven't done low power since Polaris.
The 1650S is 100watts though
@@globalist1990 I said the 1650 D6, not the super. The 1650 D6 comes in 75w models and is the fastest card that doesn't require supplemental power. That's what I was suggesting as a video topic.
@@irishgiant5150 wasn't aware that card existed
The efficient dies went to the Quadro T cards..
I think it was the T400 that was the 75W card.
Love that thing
I have a Gigabyte GTX 1650 Super OC Single fan, and I use it for all of my gaming, editing, and even Virtual Reality stuff. It chugs along..
I do regret getting it though. I wish I'd gotten a 2060
VR?
I have the tuf version of this gpu and i really wonder how did that little cooler cool this thing...
Could this be used in a sff dell optiplex?
I still have a 1650 in my laptop, Asus Zephyrus 14, and it works well. Games that need to look pretty, like Forza or flight sim, do well in medium settings. Laptop stays thin and relatively cool too.
good video!