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NVIDIA to launch another Series 16 GPU: GeForce GTX 1650 next month
While the GeForce GTX 1660 Ti still has to be released, there already is word out about another SKU that would be released, the GeForce GTX 1650.
Videocardz brings the news today that NVIDIA would be planning the GeForce GTX 1650, another GTX and not RTX product that sits inside that 16 series, the info is claimed to be a confirmed and suggests that the GPU used here would be the TU117. Other than this vague rumor, nothing is known on specifications. It is mentioned though that the GeForce GTX 1650 would see a release next month in March time frame (late).
To be continued.
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#5642280 Posted on: 02/21/2019 11:51 AM
Nvidia getting ready this throwaway cards before Navi comes in June and makes them absolete.
1650 will be a poor gaming card just like 1050.
Nvidia getting ready this throwaway cards before Navi comes in June and makes them absolete.
1650 will be a poor gaming card just like 1050.
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#5642288 Posted on: 02/21/2019 12:09 PM
I might jump the gun and go for this one. hopefully pricing will be aggressive
Nvidia getting ready this throwaway cards before Navi comes in June and makes them absolete.
1650 will be a poor gaming card just like 1050.
I do get the impression that AMD often kick ass in that price bracket, so probably better to wait to see what AMD bring.
I might jump the gun and go for this one. hopefully pricing will be aggressive
Nvidia getting ready this throwaway cards before Navi comes in June and makes them absolete.
1650 will be a poor gaming card just like 1050.
I do get the impression that AMD often kick ass in that price bracket, so probably better to wait to see what AMD bring.
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#5642291 Posted on: 02/21/2019 12:16 PM
I'm concerned about Navi, AMD talked about Zen 2, showed the Zen 2 die and revealed some demos of playing games / benchmarks. they didn't say a single thing about Navi, not even the name.
For Zen 2 and Turing gpus we get so many leaks, like this one found on some database but there's literally nothing about Navi, 0 leaks
June is still 4 months away.... if it gets released on June.... probably lower end models will be by the end of the year. way too late
at this point I might as well wait for 7nm Nvidia cards that will probably kick ass
I do get the impression that AMD often kick ass in that price bracket, so probably better to wait to see what AMD bring.
I'm concerned about Navi, AMD talked about Zen 2, showed the Zen 2 die and revealed some demos of playing games / benchmarks. they didn't say a single thing about Navi, not even the name.
For Zen 2 and Turing gpus we get so many leaks, like this one found on some database but there's literally nothing about Navi, 0 leaks
June is still 4 months away.... if it gets released on June.... probably lower end models will be by the end of the year. way too late
at this point I might as well wait for 7nm Nvidia cards that will probably kick ass
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#5642313 Posted on: 02/21/2019 01:30 PM
Pricing will be mayby aggressive but this card performance will be defensive.
I might jump the gun and go for this one. hopefully pricing will be aggressive
Pricing will be mayby aggressive but this card performance will be defensive.
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#5642314 Posted on: 02/21/2019 01:34 PM
I mean a slightly better 1060 for 150$ I'd buy that.
Pricing will be mayby aggressive but this card performance will be defensive.
I mean a slightly better 1060 for 150$ I'd buy that.
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#5642315 Posted on: 02/21/2019 01:35 PM
Christ on a bike nvidia, your naming scheme is total sh!t these days. The 10 series, then the 20 series, then the 16 series...?
Christ on a bike nvidia, your naming scheme is total sh!t these days. The 10 series, then the 20 series, then the 16 series...?
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#5642316 Posted on: 02/21/2019 01:39 PM
Don't count on that, what's going to be slightly better than a 1060 is the $230 GTX 1660 (which I'm expecting to be around RX 590 tier).
While nothing is known about the 1650 specs wise (though there was a rumor of a 896 CUDA cores GPU months ago), I would expect it to be somewhere between GTX 1050 Ti and GTX 1060.
I mean a slightly better 1060 for 150$ I'd buy that.
Don't count on that, what's going to be slightly better than a 1060 is the $230 GTX 1660 (which I'm expecting to be around RX 590 tier).
While nothing is known about the 1650 specs wise (though there was a rumor of a 896 CUDA cores GPU months ago), I would expect it to be somewhere between GTX 1050 Ti and GTX 1060.
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#5642318 Posted on: 02/21/2019 01:40 PM
Don't count on that, what's going to be slightly better than a 1060 is the $230 GTX 1660 (which I'm expecting to be around RX 590 tier).
While nothing is known about the 1650 specs wise (though there was a rumor of a 896 CUDA cores GPU months ago), I would expect it to be somewhere between GTX 1050 Ti and GTX 1060.
If that's the case, it's a big nono from me... need to see more leaks for me to believe in 896 CUDA cores
Don't count on that, what's going to be slightly better than a 1060 is the $230 GTX 1660 (which I'm expecting to be around RX 590 tier).
While nothing is known about the 1650 specs wise (though there was a rumor of a 896 CUDA cores GPU months ago), I would expect it to be somewhere between GTX 1050 Ti and GTX 1060.
If that's the case, it's a big nono from me... need to see more leaks for me to believe in 896 CUDA cores
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#5642321 Posted on: 02/21/2019 01:49 PM
128 bit
upto 4GB VRAM
~80 WATT
1485 MHz (base clock)
...need to wait and see...
128 bit
upto 4GB VRAM
~80 WATT
1485 MHz (base clock)
...need to wait and see...
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#5642324 Posted on: 02/21/2019 01:54 PM
Worth noting that the 896 CUDA cores rumor was from a laptop GPU though, so there's a chance that could have been a cutdown TU117 and not the full GPU?
Just saw in the comments in the videocardz article, someone made a good point about it being unlikely to be 896 CUDA cores.
TU116 seems to possibly be 3 clusters of 512 CUDA cores (1536 total as seen in the 1660 Ti), so there's a possibility of TU117 being 2 clusters of 512 CUDA cores (1024 total), maybe...
If that's the case, it's a big nono from me... need to see more leaks for me to believe in 896 CUDA cores
Worth noting that the 896 CUDA cores rumor was from a laptop GPU though, so there's a chance that could have been a cutdown TU117 and not the full GPU?
Just saw in the comments in the videocardz article, someone made a good point about it being unlikely to be 896 CUDA cores.
TU116 seems to possibly be 3 clusters of 512 CUDA cores (1536 total as seen in the 1660 Ti), so there's a possibility of TU117 being 2 clusters of 512 CUDA cores (1024 total), maybe...
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#5642331 Posted on: 02/21/2019 02:25 PM
If there is a 1650Ti, 1650 won't have 1060 performance (not to mention better perf). I would neither count for a $150 range, more like $200.
I mean a slightly better 1060 for 150$ I'd buy that.
If there is a 1650Ti, 1650 won't have 1060 performance (not to mention better perf). I would neither count for a $150 range, more like $200.
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#5642332 Posted on: 02/21/2019 02:30 PM
Rumors were pointing towards a $180 GTX 1650 and the 1050 Ti remaining available and getting a price cut, if that happens I don't think there'll be a 1650 Ti at all.
If there is a 1650Ti, 1650 won't have 1060 performance (not to mention better perf). I would neither count for a $150 range, more like $200.
Rumors were pointing towards a $180 GTX 1650 and the 1050 Ti remaining available and getting a price cut, if that happens I don't think there'll be a 1650 Ti at all.
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#5642333 Posted on: 02/21/2019 02:30 PM
150$ what a nice price for gpu.
I mean a slightly better 1060 for 150$ I'd buy that.
150$ what a nice price for gpu.
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#5642339 Posted on: 02/21/2019 02:45 PM
Considering you are currently boasting Intel UHD 630, any card would be a big upgrade. I guess most people here wouldn't be able to wait in your position since Intel iGPU is barely enough to run Terraria. Btw, we know even less of Nvidia's 7nm plans than AMD's. At least AMD already has one 7nm card out. But yeah, Nvidia's 7nm should kick major ass. The price is a different thing, though, judging by the RTX.
at this point I might as well wait for 7nm Nvidia cards that will probably kick ass
Considering you are currently boasting Intel UHD 630, any card would be a big upgrade. I guess most people here wouldn't be able to wait in your position since Intel iGPU is barely enough to run Terraria. Btw, we know even less of Nvidia's 7nm plans than AMD's. At least AMD already has one 7nm card out. But yeah, Nvidia's 7nm should kick major ass. The price is a different thing, though, judging by the RTX.
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I might jump the gun and go for this one. hopefully pricing will be aggressive