Gigabyte Gv-N1650OC-4GD GeForce GTX 1650 OC 4G Graphics Card, 2X Windforce Fans, 4GB 128-Bit GDDR5, Video Card

I have a 4 year old Dell XPS 8900desktop that was still good but needed a refresh to better handle update versions of Photoshop and Premiere Pro. So, upgraded and maxed out the ram, added an SSD boot drive and this graphics card. The previous card had 4gb gfx ram but was much slower so I gained a speed boost.It was super easy to install, no problems at all.The upgrades were cheaper than buying a new machine with similar specs and I'm happy with my "new" computer, the performance/speed boost is wonderful!

For the same $$, you can get some cards that perform better, but that doesn't mean this card doesn't have it's place. And for me, this was worth the money.I love silent electronics and this one is dead silent most of the time. Under load I can barely hear it. Also under load temps never (o rarely) go up from 65C (149F) wich is a perfectly comfortable operation temperature, and the fact that you don't need to plug any power connectors to run it means that almost any power supply should work.If you game on 1080p, this card should be sufficient for almost every title. The most demanding ones might require you to tweak some parameters if you want a steady 60fps though.

This is a decent card for old hp, dell prebuilt pc because it doesn't require 6 pin power connector to run it. The temp is really good and stay at 58 degree in games. Others compare this with rx 570 and said this is trash. However, consider this card only take power from pci slot and you can play game on high to max for most game is still good even though the price is a higher than rx570.

I bought this card as it seemed like the perfect solution for my prebuilt (ASUS) computer.First the good:It was small and easy to installIt doesn't require any additional power beyond the slot itselfIt is a quite cardThe Bad:It will not not allow surround with three monitors (which is why I bought the card). It seems like it should, but it doesn't. I checked online and the message boards. People mention the issue but no solutions that worked for me.The worst:I tried contacting Gigabyte. They never got back to me. I twice the first time I signed up for a call back (never happened). The second time I waited it out on the phone for over an hour with no pickup. :-( Not a great experience for me. YMMV.After initially giving this product a negative review, I decided to contact NVIDIA before going through the hassle of removing the card and sending it back. I'm glad I did. they're customer support was excellent and they resolved my issue. The card is now able to do three monitor gaming (I needed new drivers). I still docked it one star for the terrible gigabyte service.

Ok, I don't play games or mine for bitcoin so don't need all the horsepower from graphic cards. That said, I like to see movies in 4K or 1080P without the skips or lags that cheap cards have. This card performs exceptionally well for those tasks so if you surf the web, watch YouTube videos on how to build solar farms or action packed movies then look no further. Final points are that this card doesn't need extra power connectors and runs extra quiet which is very important to me. I'm very picky and reviewed all the technical specs on this card and can verify that the value is there.

I went years using my Nvidia GeForce 645, which could play some games, but mostly at low resolution. I wanted to get something newer and had settled on the 1050 TI, then I saw this one. It was a generation newer and simply made sense. I have played Trials Rising, BeamNG Drive, Wreckfest, Alien Isolation, Trailmakers, and Destiny 2 all at highest settings and they look and perform fantastic.Since I was not looking to get into ultra-realistic real-time stuff, I did not need to move up to current generation cards like 2080s, etc. This suits my needs perfectly, it can do VR as well as multiple monitor display for games that support it.A couple of things to note for anyone thinking about purchasing this card:1) it does not have a DVI port (that was my main connector to my monitor with the previous card) but instead has Display Port 1.4a, and 2 HDMI ports. So if you monitor does not support these, you will need and adapter or a new monitor (more likely. since DP is the best apparently)2) this card does not require dedicated power supply (in fact, I do not see a place to add power directly to this thing) and it seems to work perfectly fine with my stock 255 watt PSU (I have purchased a 500 W PSU, but mostly because I got a good deal on it)3) it takes up two adjacent expansion slots (in my case, no big deal since it is the ONLY expansion card in my case) but if you are short on space, this is something to keep in mind.4) I was running games at their highest level and I can only assume the fans are working because the graphics never wavered but I also never heard the fans (which might simply mean the fans are ultra quite)

This is a great card for the budget-minded gamer! You might not be running high quality on the newest titles, but you can certainly run most games just fine on this hardware, which is great for the price. The low power draw makes this crucial for those looking to upgrade a prebuilt system without the need for a new power supply, as you probably do not have the extra cables or the wattage to support anything larger. You get a surprising ammount of preformance out of this card, and though it may not have the glory of the other cards on the market, it certainly does it's job well.

What a great little card!!! Perfect for my Dell optiplex 9020 budget build for my daughter to get into gaming (she's 6). With the i5-4570 and a GPU overclock of +100 core +600 memory I was able to achieve 8330 in firestrike. Was impressed with a 75 watt cards ability to overclock by 11%, my score was 7500 stock in firestrike. This card worked fine with the stock 290 watt power supply as well. Impressive build for only $225 total!