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ZOTAC GAMING GeForce GTX 1650 OC 4GB GDDR6 128-bit Gaming Graphics Card, Super Compact, ZT-T16520F-10L

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Jasim M A ALqattan

Trouble

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 8, 2019

I purchased GeForce gtx 1650 4GB to run in my new built PC, i don’t like games i just got to have better gpu overall and for my light use, my interest in this was based on its light electrical consumption, but since I installed I didn’t get but trouble, my PC stat to stop and show “your PC ran into problems” frequently, even that i had the last driver update which was on 05/29/2019. I uninstalled it and my PC stopped showing that msg for good!?!?
The only good thing about it is that the fan is real silent.

My PC specs:
MB: MSI Z390M
OS: win 10 pro
CPU: I7 8700
Coolant: the default intel cooler

In my opinion its really a waste of money

Update 06/17/2019:

I initially gave this A one star as i thought it was not good, but it turns out that my ram memory is faulty, and it has nothing to do with this gpu which works perfectly now soon i replaced the ram memory.

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Performance good, fans very loud

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 8, 2020

This is the fastest low profile card there is right now, but the Zotac one seems to have pretty loud fans. With fan speeds above 50% (which it will surpass in any normal gameplay) it is comparable to a 1U rack server. Coming from an MSI 1050 Ti LP, the fans are very notably louder. The fans have an audible tone to them like a leafblower or quadcopter propellers (that can be heard at idle temps), while the MSI 1050 Ti fan noise is more like a "whoosh" with no tone.

I've included a video recording of what the 1650 (silver card, 1st in video) sounds like at max fan speed. At the end I put a clip of the MSI 1050 Ti (black card) for comparison.

If you don't care about noise levels this is the best LP card to get, it has a Displayport while the MSI 1650 does not, and costs less.

Other than the fan issue, performance is a decent improvement over 1050 Ti. The 1650 scored 5146 on Superposition High 1080p while the 1050 Ti scored 3973. This equated to about 10 more FPS overall in this benchmark. It may not be worth upgrading from a 1050 Ti, but if you have anything lower this is the one to get.

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Richard Hartley

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 17, 2022

Style: GTX 1650 OC GDDR6Verified Purchase

Fantastic! I’m not a heavy gamer, but I do stream lots of Netflix, youtube, also watch tv using my Hauppauge usb tv dongle. Effortless 1080p, even 4k at 144fps! Beautiful, brilliant colors, depth, contrast, no artifacts or other annoyances on both Windows 10 and Linux Mint Debian 5 at default settings. Except maybe the fan it’s a tad noisy. But when I’m blasting music/videos, my bitcoin miner fans are spinning or the house AC is on the Zotac’s fan is a non-issue. I sometimes use my office as a recording studio for voice overs, voice acting and on rare occasion I pretend to sing. So I’ll need to tinker with fan settings eventually. My previous desktop used a passively cooled Zotac which was quieter, but I don’t know if that option is still out there as GPU’s continue to be more and more powerful. Fit perfectly in my HP 590-p0024, which I had previously upgraded to a 400w psu (proprietary form factor that I had to buy direct from HP), removed the hard drive, added 3 SSD’s and an AX wifi card with external antenna. With the Zotac card and everything else running I’m still using less than 120w most of the time. Wrote this review after several hundred hours of burn in & card is still going strong. I’ve had great luck with Zotac products in the past, and I’m confident this one is just as solid. Highly recommended!

Low power graphics card with good performance for the price.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 5, 2022

Style: GTX 1650 OC GDDR6Verified Purchase

Quck Summary: Don't expect to handle all games at high settings, but for the price it has very good performance and works with 300w power supply without additional graphics power. I would highly recommend over Radeon RX 550 or GeForce GTX 1050 Ti OC.

Reason for Purchase: Upgrade old PC with onboard graphics to be able to play games. The main concern was that the power supply was able to handle powering the card. Since it did not come with added GPU power I opted for a low power card to save on upgrading the power supply also.

PC Specs:
- Asus VivoPC K31CD
- 8GB DDR4-2400
- CPU Gen 7 i5 quad core 3Ghz
- Power Supply: 300 Watt (No graphics card power available, Needed to be powered by the PCI-E bus)

Purchased:
This graphics card and 32GB (Max) DDR-4

I was planning on getting the Radeon RX 550 at first or the GTX 1050 Ti OC because this was an old under-powered PC and I wanted the most bang for the buck. My newest MacBook Pro has the 550 in it and it handles my steam games good, but struggled on Quern at high res (21 FPS). So I was leaning toward the 1050 Ti when I came across this beauty. It claims to be 50% more powerful than the 1050 and it was actually cheaper so I went for it.

It had no issues with power and handles Quern at 60-70 FPS. This was my benchmark since the 550 seemed to start choking around that. Also tried Factorio, Skyrim, Borderlands, and BioShock Infinity. All older games but it handled them all wonderfully. Very successful upgrade.

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Paired with Old AMD FX 8310 CPU overclocked to 3.8GHZ

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 13, 2021

Style: GTX 1650 OC GDDR6Verified Purchase

Ok, this version does not use a pcie port to power, i put that away snuggly. It just sits in the slot period.
for some reason this version of this video card DDR6 vs DDR5 has gone up past the boosted 1620 rating all the way to 1950mhz and that is daily. Maybe I have a better card than most or maybe that what they do.
I have an 8310 amd processor 8 cores default 3.4 ghz havent tried the card at that speed with this gpu. Only overclocked at 3.8ghz. I have 16 gb or ram.. so 3.8ghz 16gb ram and this video card. I play back for blood ... aka Left for dead 3 on 1920 by 1080 settings and it plays fine, no stutter no issue. If you set the video for anything less than that. the game doesnt play smooth because the processor is old and not fast enough for the game or the video card. So if you have an old system like I do. Make your gpu do most of the work by playing at your native gpu monitor settings.. let the video card absorb the graphics since it has 4gb and let your old processor push the gpu along. The gpu is quiet it works. Its faster than what is advertised. this is the 128bit 4gb 192GB.......... per second updated video card 896 cuda cores.. the normal gtx 1650 is 128 bit 4gb 128GB....... per second 896 cuda cores.. So this gpu has faster memory and can handle more megabytes per second and it seems to be just as fast as faster than the super version.. If this video card last. This is a deal. I paid 325 for this video card in 2021. New.. It use to cost half the price but there is a gpu shortage in the world.. Currently ... I have had this card exactly two weeks. I prefere EVGA products but I have noticed Zotac around for years and years and havent heard anything bad about it. Stable using Aida Extreme. Currently at idle posting this review it says this gpu is using 32.63watts.. My old gtx 460.. yes 460 I think uses as much as 170 watts. I think they said this gpu uses max 75 watts.. I am happy with this gpu. Not the price, but the gpu .. If you have a ryzen cpu 6 core or better and 16gb of ram you will fly through many games, using this video card. This is an FX 8310 CPU that I am using has 8 cores stock3.4 overclocked to 3.8.. I didnt overclock to 4.0 if I didnt need to. Apparently I dont need to...That means with the gpu I can play many games.. Back For Blood was released this year I believe in October 2021 ... I am playing an updated brand new game in 2021 with a cpu that came out in 2014 all old equipment asrock 970m pro 3 , ddr3 gskill memory, zotac 1650 ddr6 version and a samsung 970 ssd drive. Go on youtube and type the type of cpu you have and video card you want and see what games people are able to play using what you have. if you have phenom then type that and the game you want. if you have fx 8350 ... type that and the game that you want.... the video card will work for many games. You just need to make sure your cpu is also strong enough to not bottleneck your game play as much , so everything will be smooth

7 people found this helpful

Good GPU for the price

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 1, 2022

Style: GTX 1650 OC GDDR6Verified Purchase

I had this same card by MSI for 2.5 years after it started to show artifacts when i play videos or games. I was hoping to get this MSI card last until the 40 series is out. I decided to pick up this ZOTAC 1650 and hopefully it'll serve me another 2-3 years. I run photoshop and revit on my 4k monitor, no problem. I play yakuza series, ghost recon wildlands, borderlands 3 all at 4k with no issues. For the newer games, I don't think I can max out on the graphic settings. It's a servicable card.

The GAMING GeForce GTX was a perfect fit for my potato like PC now I can record and plat games :)

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 11, 2022

Style: GTX 1650 OC GDDR6Verified Purchase

it was easy to set up. however it is hard to found a GPU that your pc can handle. the one I got was a 1650 it is the maximum to my pc can handle I'm not saying its bad just make sure you buy the right one :)

Grab one for your budget

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 14, 2022

Style: GTX 1650 OC GDDR6Verified Purchase

Highly recommend!! Can pretty much play newer games at 1080p medium gpu settings!!!

Travis Anderson

Perfect for a budget 1080p build

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 8, 2022

Style: GTX 1650 OC GDDR6Verified Purchase

This GPU is paired with an older AMD6300 FX Six core CPU

Temp at desktop idel: 33 to 38c
Temp under game load: 63 to 66

Fan noise: Quiet, even under stress, with headphones on can't hear it

*Fan Speed indicator with GeForce performance overlay driver software always shows 0 RPM

Random FPS examples on Ultra in Games I own:

Deep Rock: 38-50FPS (capped intentionally)
Fallout 4: 30-60FPS
The Long Dark: 120 (inside) 70 (out)

One person found this helpful

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 15, 2022

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damn its good

Yes, it's QUIET!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 19, 2022

Style: GTX 1650 OC GDDR6Verified Purchase

First, to everybody saying that this card is "loud," I disagree. Maybe you got a bad one? Mine is super quiet. Second, if you're like me, and you just bought a new 2022 HP or a Dell (in my case the HP Pavilion Desktop PC TP01-2000i) with tons of RAM and a super-fast 11th gen Intel processor and an SSD and were very excited until you popped the hood and realized that the power supply (PSU) is proprietary, has no available power cables, and doesn't pack enough power to run your dedicated video card even if it did, this is your ONLY cost-efficient solution. The Intel 750 UHD that came with my new HP computer is awful. I score in the mid 20th percentile on 2D and 3D tests using Performance Test 10.1 even with the 11th gen processor and 64GB of RAM. I need a dedicated GPU for video editing, and the Zotac is one of a few reasonable solutions because it's compact and fits in the small space available (see photo) and does NOT require external power. It works great with the 310-watt PSU in my HP even though it says it requires around 375 watts. Not a problem. Best part is that I'm now getting close to the 60th percentile on 2D and 3D tests using Performance Test, which is a massive upgrade over the integrated Intel UHD 750. I don't game hardly at all, but according to "Can I Run It?", I could, if I wanted to, play 96 out of the top 100 games. With 4GB of fast onboard RAM, I'll be able to do what I need to do in the way of video editing. What a relief. I should have done more research on the computer I bought it, but at least I can do what I need to do now.

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9 people found this helpful

Able to run just about everything rn

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 24, 2022

Style: GTX 1650 OC GDDR6Verified Purchase

I love the tiny hop up from a 1080 to hold just that medium line on about every game still a super affordable piece and good for a budget build

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