News Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 Reportedly Launches In March

[abryant]

VideoCardz's sources confirmed that Nvidia is indeed working on a GeForce GTX 1650 graphics card for release in late March. Read more here.

ZHIYE LIU
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Zhiye Liu is a Contributing Writer for Tom's Hardware US. He covers CPU, GPU and Motherboard news.

 

[Jim90]

...to be made obsolete a few months later when AMD's Navi is introduced.

 

[littleleo]

$230 + 3GB of VRAM, Pass!

 

[s1mon7]

I think Nvidia could have done great things with a 1680/1670. If they performed like their ray traced alternatives at lower power and were $100-150 less, Turing wouldn't be such a failed line anymore. It would kill their RTX line though.

 

[bigpinkdragon286]

NVIDIA really seems to be pushing the bounds for pricing this time around, edging each card as close to the next performance tier for pricing as they can.

 

[elbert]

From what I have seen of the RTX 2060 and 1660ti the new cores perform a bit better than their old 10x0's. That said not enough for a 1024 core 1650 to pass the old 1060 3GB 1152 cores. Now the old 1060 3GB kind of vanished because it was being out classed by a much cheaper RX 570 for $169. Point is I dont expect the 1650 to sale for much better than the old 1050ti launch price of $139. It may match the RX570's current price of around $149 if its performance is an equal.

 

[eye4bear]

Looks like my current 1050ti is very safe, I see no real reason to " upgrade" based on what I have read on here so far.