The RX 570 Killer is here!

Finally, The graphics card we are waiting for has come to India. Today we are gonna be talking about Nvidia's brand new graphics card that was released long before but it took it a while to reach me. Now let's finish the suspense, the graphics card I am talking about is the GTX 1650 GDDR6. The 1650 variant with the latest GDDR6 type memory the older variant used to come with a GDDR5 type memory. Talking of the price this thing comes at the same price as the older because we can only see some tweaks in the memory type. This blog is gonna be all about that if this thing really gives a performance boost and if this new card is a good choice or still you have to choose between the RX 570 or the GTX 1650 Super.

I am also going to share some benchmarks of this product and also tell the conclusion towards the end. Though this card has a very limited number of audience because the RX 570 was an overkill for the GDDR5 variant. To test everything we have the INNO3D GTX 1650 GDDR6 Twix X2 graphics card which comes with 896 QUDA force, a boost clock of 1620MHz though the GDDR5 had 1700MHz, it has a VRAM of 4GB of GDDR6 type, this card has a memory interface of 128bit and memory bandwidth touches up to 192GHz/s which is very good upgrade comparing from the old version. These were all the specifications now let's get into the benchmarks.

Test Benchmark System Specs

CPU- Ryzen 5 2600X

RAM- Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16GB 3200MHz in Dual Channel

MOTHERBOARD- ASUS X570 CORSAIR 8 HERO MOTHERBOARD

GRAPHICS CARD- 1. ASUS ROG STRIX RX 570

2. INNO3D GTX 1650 GDDR6

GTX 1650 RX 570

Now as you have seen some screenshots of the benchmarks we can now see that there is still an FPS gap of around 5-8 FPS, but these are only my assumptions sometimes this may be less also. Now theirs a question that why are these cards released. So the answer is that they were released for those who wanted a budget card with a great performance. Many people have systems that do not have high wattage PSU so they are not able to power up an RX 570 which consumes a high amount of power. This card does not need any extra power except for the one from the PCIe slot.

Though the GTX 1650 was not able to touch the FPS by the RX 570 we must all remember that there were only some teaks in the memory type and no change in other specifications.

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