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EVGA GeForce GTX 650 Ti 1024MB GDDR5 128bit, Dual Dual-Link DVI, Mini HDMI, Graphics Card (01G-P4-3650-KR) Graphics Cards 01G-P4-3650-KR

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Graphics Coprocessor	Nvidia GeForce
Brand	EVGA
Graphics Ram Size	1 GB
GPU Clock Speed	928
Video Output Interface	DVI, HDMI

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Core Clock: 928
Memory Clock: 5400 MHz
Cuda Cores: 768
PCI-Express 3.0
1024MB GDDR5 128 Bit
Nvidia SMX Engine, NVidia Adaptive Verticle Sync, Nvidia Surround, Support for Concurrent Displays, Nvidia PhysX, Nvidia 3D Vision Ready, Nvidia SLI Ready, Nvidia CUDA Technology
Microsoft DirectX 11, NVIDIA PhysX Technology, NVIDIA 3D Vision Ready, NVIDIA CUDA Technology, PCI-Express 3.0 Support, OpenGL 4.3 Support

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If you’re passionate about first-person shooters like Call of Duty, massively multiplayer online games like World of WarCraft, or real-time strategy games like StarCraft II, then GeForce GTX is for you. Turbocharge your experience with the powerful performance of the EVGA GeForce GTX 650 Ti and enjoy the latest games in full 1080P HD with this next-generation NVIDIA Kepler architecture-based GPU.

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Product Dimensions

6 x 1.5 x 4.38 inches

Item Weight

1.45 pounds

ASIN

B009KUT322

Item model number

01G-P4-3650-KR

Customer Reviews

4.2 72 ratings

4.2 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#2,647 in Computer Graphics Cards

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

October 9, 2012

Manufacturer

EVGA

Language

English

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Chris

Great Addition to keep my PC playing the best

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 10, 2013

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I have a intel i7-920 (4 core 2.6 ghz). Previously I had a Evga 9800gt, and a regular hard drive. To get a new lease on life I upgraded this winter to a SSD drive for the main boot (wow) and then got this video card.

The first thing I did was crank open games like Metro 2033, drift, and Civilization V and crank up to my monitors main resolution. I did so and benchmarks (like on drift) showed I hit a consistent 60fps. The games played smoothly its a new lease on life.

I'm not using 100% of the cards potential. . .I.e. PCI2 mother board for instance. ..but that doesn't seem to hurt me too much. I'm getting great performance, and its amazing that a PC/CPU that I bought 3 years ago can play any game maxed out thanks to this card.

I bought this card primarily due to the tom hardware rankings (best cards for money) of November/December. I would encourage you to always use Tom to help pick things like this.

Good luck in your future gaming

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B. Mayes

HUGE upgrade from my old 8800GT

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 1, 2013

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My system dual boots both Linux (64-bit Ubuntu 12.10 using the Nvidia 310.14 driver) and Windows (32-bit XP using the Nvidia 310.70 driver). The most graphics intensive game I have for Linux is probably Team Fortress 2, so that is about all I can benchmark there, but I tested both TF2 and Crysis in Windows. I also recently upgraded my CPU to roughly the best my current motherboard will support, and as a side effect my memory now runs at its full potential of 1066MHz (previously my motherboard clocked it down to 800MHz). Note that I have a 19" monitor at 1280x1024 resolution, and a 500W power supply (which puts out 28A to the +12V rail).

Old setup:
- Athlon X2 6000+ (dual core)
- 4GB DDR2 @ 800MHz
- Nvidia GeForce 8800GT
- Crysis on Windows can barely run on medium settings (I don't have exact FPS numbers), with occasional choppiness
- TF2 on Windows ran with most settings on high, though a few on medium around 60-80FPS
- TF2 on Linux ran with all but one setting on high around 40-50FPS

New setup:
- Phenom X3 8650 (triple core)
- 4GB DDR2 @ 1066MHz
- Nvidia GeForce GTX 650 Ti
- Crysis on Windows now runs with all settings on high (ultra high isn't available as an option to me) at a sustained rate of 40-45FPS
- TF2 on Windows now runs with all settings on high around 90-120FPS (it spikes to 200+ inside of small spaces such as vents)
- TF2 on Linux now runs with all settings on high around 120-150FPS (with spikes of 200+) -- yes the same system actually runs TF2 better with Steam for Linux! ;)

A few other random notes:

- I was previously using a DVI to VGA adapter and plugging into my monitor with a VGA cable. I'm not sure why as my monitor has a DVI-D input on it. I switched over to DVI when I put in this card and images are considerably sharper now. The display really looks beautiful. I'm going to need a new, larger monitor!

- This card requires at least a 400W power supply with a minimum of 20A on the +12V rail, a PCIe 2.0 or 3.0 slot, and a 6-pin power plug.

- The card comes with a DVI to VGA adapter if you absolutely need it, as well as an adapter for a 6-pin power plug.

- The Nvidia drivers were already installed on both partitions for my old 8800GT. Linux booted up and immediately recognized the new video card and worked. Windows had me run through the new hardware wizard and then reboot before it worked fully.

- This card is compact compared to my old 8800GT. While it's thicker, it is over 3 inches shorter in length.

- This card runs EXTREMELY cool! My 8800GT would idle at 65C and even spiked up to 88C the other day after playing TF2 (though typically I would see it around 76C). This card idles at 28C and the hottest I have seen it running was 46C!

UPDATE ON APRIL 8, 2012: I upgraded to a 22" monitor running at 1920x1080 resolution. FPS may have dropped a tad across the board but nothing really too dramatic. Counter-strike Source has been released for Linux since writing this review and both it and TF2 are still running great (usually around 90-100FPS now). I also bought Trine2 and while I don't know how to measure FPS in it, the game looks beautiful at 1920x1080 resolution and doesn't lag one bit.

I purchased Crysis2 for Windows and FRAPS reports a constant 60 FPS (which means v-sync must be enabled since it never goes above that). It rarely drops below 60FPS and usually jumps right back up after a second or two -- probably just the system loading textures for a new area. So I guess the developers learned a thing or two because performance of Crysis2 is actually better than Crysis. I still love this card.

UPDATE ON DECEMBER 8, 2013: I upgraded my system to an Asus Z87-A board, 1866MHz memory, and an Intel i5 4570S. I kept this card and it still chews through anything I throw at it. My Phenom configuration could barely run Serious Sam 3 at 1280x720 but with the i5 at 1920x1080 it is liquid smooth at 50-60 FPS (CPU setting was Ultra, and the two memory settings were High). I still think this card is a steal for the value/performance you get at this price point.

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K Cal

Great card for the money

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 12, 2013

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This is a great video card for the money. Slightly faster than my old GTX 465. However, the main point for me is that it runs so much cooler than the older cards.
This thing was at 30 degrees (C) after a three hour gaming session and cooled right down to 26 within 5 minutes of closing game. My old 465 ran at 36 idle and hit 60 during gaming sessions.
Was a bit surprised at just how small this thing is too, it was slightly less than half the size of my old card (length, it is standard height). AND it only needs a single six pin power connector instead of two. For less than $150 I'd say this is a sweet spot for anyone without major cash for a gaming card.

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SciFiGuy

The best card I've seen from EVGA...so far!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 25, 2013

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Frankly I'm amazed.
I can play every game I have at max resolution without so much as a stutter.
Tom's Hardware - I swear by them - picked this card for best in class a this price-point.
They rock!
I go there when I'm starting a new build or need a replacement.

This is replacing my son's ancient (2006) EVGA 8800GTX.
It was used hard for all those years so no shame when it gave up the ghost.

Installation is as easy as any other card - nothing special.
Plug it into the slot.
Plug in the power cord.
Screw the bracket in.
Plug in the monitor.
Load the very cool EVGA software from the DVD.
Tweak the setting to your liking.
Load your fave game.
NPCs beware!

But WAIT!
While you had the PC case open...DID you remember to air-blow all the dust from inside your case?!?
EVEN the fan in the PS?
EVEN the empty slots?
Did you blow out the slot you're about the plug your shiny new EVGA GeForce GTX card into?
Yes?
You did?
Whew.
Thank goodness.

My hobby is building gaming PCs for my friends and family.
EVGA is without one of the BEST manufacturers I have ever bought from.
I have never had a dead card (although now that I said that...oh well).
I have never had a hitch with a EVGA driver or software.
The hardware and software are dead-simple and well engineered.

Pros:
Small form-factor
Sips power
Minimal heat
Easy install
Great software/drivers
Terrific company
Rocks games
Does not break the bank

Cons:
Under no circumstances will it ever be able to clean the litter box.
They did not pay me to order it.

Buy this.
You will smile.

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Thierry Senecal

Brilliant Little Mid Range Card.

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on November 26, 2013

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I picked out this card because at the time the value for money was hard to top. I have a fairly small power supply (475 Watts) and did not want to have to buy another. This card is QUIET and comes with an array of software you can use to safely overclock the card (after you register with EVGA first) that was easy to use. One piece of software sets the clocks and the fan profile while another allows you to stress the card and monitor temperatures and load levels. I especially like the fan profile feature as you can set how fast you want the fan to go based on how hot the GPU is getting so you can run the card as hot or as cool as you want (I tend to want it under 65c). Once over clocked and all setup, this card delivered the goods (I bought it to run Witcher) and then some (3D mark 11 score of 5352). No issues with drivers either. If you want a good little card that can introduce you to DX11.2 at low cost, low wattage and low noise, this one is hard to pass up.

Elle

i'm not a techy

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on April 16, 2014

Verified Purchase

Well I'm not a super tech person, but I found installing this was WAY easier than I initially expected. Been using the card for high graphics games (The Secret World on ultra, Saints Row 4, Dark Souls II) all they all work perfectly with no lag at all! Couldn't be happier with this card. Sure, it's not the BEST one out there, but it's a very good low-mid budget card.

Ross

No Complaints!

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on September 8, 2013

Verified Purchase

Bought it for my son's pc build. Had it installed for well over a month.

If he's got no complaints, I don't either :)

Installation was easy! Not a "resource hog".

Cameron

Best bang for your buck

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on February 18, 2014

Verified Purchase

Want to play the newest games on ultra settings but spend under $150?
this card does it and well.
you do hear the fans kick in to high gear on it when playing for a while but card works with no issues all games ultra high settings :D
Its small, fits in my Micro case.
every thing else was over $200 that would do what this will do.

Rebecca

WARNING... see below...

Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on August 31, 2017

Verified Purchase

We purchased this item on January 17, 2017 as a gift for our son's birthday at the end of February. We were under the erroneous assumption that this could be used in his Mac. After unsuccessfully trying to get it working in his Mac, we tried to return it to Amazon, only to find out that we had missed the return parameters that Amazon allowed. So, my son saved his money for a few months and bought a PC to use the card in. Plug and Play, it did not! After MANY troubleshooting sessions, it was determined that the card does not work and we need to go back to the manufacturer for warranty. Looking up the specs online, we discovered that it should be under three years warranty so we were pleased. BUT, when we contacted the manufacturer, we discovered that since the card was actually created in 2013 and was sold by a third party vendor, they would not honor the warranty. So, now seven months after purchase, we have a $160 paperweight... :-/

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