PNY - XLR8 Gaming Single Fan NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER Overclocked Edition 4GB GDDR6 PCI Express 3.0 Graphics Card - Black

Great GPU for people that are starting out. Would advise upgrading in the future..

I have been looking for graphic card to upgrade my son's PC with very small case. This is a very good card for price, you can run most games with 1080 res. You can buy more expensive cards with better proformance, but in my case we had a budget set. With adding SSD, 16G memory and this card it gave new life to his PC. Anymore money spend would be better to just get new gaming PC. Graphic card is easy to install, it need 6pin power and runs very quiet. Nivida software take care of all drivers. Totally worth it if you are trying to upgrade current graphic card with more momery, faster gpu and does not require lot of power that you have replace power supply.

Got this for a budget build on a dell 990 Mt. It is getting a 298 fps in CS:Go and 88 fps in Laura Croft Rise of The Tomb Raider.It stays nice and cool during gaming.Price to performance a great value!

If you are looking for a graphics card that can easily handle 1080p gaming at high settings with low power requirements, this is it. I purchased this card to upgrade a 7-year-old pre-build from Asus. It was a huge improvement from the weak GT630 that came with my machine. This card does require a 6-pin power connector so make sure you have one free. I had to use a twin molex to 6-pin adapter for mine to work. If you also have a low-wattage power supply and don't have any free plugs, check out the standard GTX 1650, which powers straight from the PCIe slot. The new version of the standard 1650 also features GDDR6 memory like the Super, it just doesn't have as many CUDA cores.

Installed in older dell Optiplex 790 tower to extend life and it really works well. I have it driving a 4k monitor and it's wonderful. Handles medium 3D modeling in Revit and SketchUp, but haven't tested for extreme light or shading. I don't use for gaming, so can't offer opinion there. Multiple windows and large PDF files (200 MB+) work much faster than before. Form factor is small. I didn't need the space, but could see it working well if space is an issue. Judging from my research, this was the most economic GPU I found. Lower models seemed to have limited improvement. The GPU required upgrading the power supply (PSU) as well, which was much easier than I expected.

Purchased the XLR8 card along with an EVGA 600-watt power supply that came with the 6 pin PCIE to power the card with. If you do not have an available 6 pin PCIe cable, then you will need to purchase an adapter. Installed components in about 30 minutes +/-. Running FSX flight simulator with this card is night and day opposed to the embedded Intel graphic card which only allowed low FPS with minimal settings.

Got this one on sale and needed a little upgrade boost for my older computer. It worked like a charm and I was bale to get a bigger and higher resolution monitor and have enough power to drive the graphics for my photo editing and everything else. Quick and easy swap from my old card to this new card. (bot NVIDIA) Everything continues to run fine with no glitches so far. Hoping it stays that way. This coupled with the new monitor was a great treat and so much wanted.

If you're looking for performance for good a 1080p gaming experience this card is for you. Performs similar to gtx 980nonti, and between the 10606gb and 1070. Could be better if given more vram though. Max settings warzone yields 70-90 fps. And unlike those older cards you're getting support for applications from nvidia such as rtx voice and utilize nvenc.