EVGA GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER SC ULTRA GAMING, 04G-P4-1357-RX, 4GB GDDR6, Dual Fan $175 + Ship 1yr Warranty

[funboy6942]

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Its b stock, direct from EVGA with a 1 year warranty. Ive never had a single problem with their b stock I have purchased over the years. But thats me. Went up $5 and have to pay for shipping it seems, but still a decent deal, imo, if you dont like amd stuff, for its close, in some cases slightly better, some slightly worse, they like to trade blows between this and a RX580 in 4 or 8gig variants.

 

[gibster]

Not yet in stock, but for $150 I would give this one a serious look as well:

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[VirtualLarry]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but MSRP is $150 for GTX 1650 D5 as well as GTX 1650 D6, and $160 for GTX 1650 Super (GDDR6). (Edit: Yes, I know that EVGA "SC" are "Premium" cards.) Just for some perspective.

I've been buying refurbs, but most of those are GDDR5 non-Super models.

 

[spdfreak]

So, is this a better card than a 580 8GB for 1080 gaming?

 

[VirtualLarry]

So, is this a better card than a 580 8GB for 1080 gaming?

Only if you're really concerned about power consumption...

 

[funboy6942]

If it were me, and didnt want to go with a refurb, or b stock, Id look into the 5500 or 5600xt cards. The 5500 xt can be found for around $200 or lower new, pretty much anywhere. This card, and a 5500 xt are mostly neck and neck as far as game play speed, UNTILL, you kick the res up a bit, then the 5500 xt seems to pull away. Also it seems that the 5500 may pull just a few more watts vs the 1650, the 1650 is a hotter card in all aspects. At least according to this review that is

Im far from being a fanboy for either maker, but more a fanboy of my money spent going with the one that seems to give me the best bang for the buck, so if you are looking for that, less power then a 580 or 590, or vega, and a cooler running card, and love your money, I really have to say ditch this and get yourself the AMD, but if you hate AMD and are made of money, sorta, then by all means, this seems to be the lowest I can find this card for, yet being a b stock with a 1 yr warranty.

Unless overclocking is your bag baby, then get this so you can grab them much needed 2-3 fps more, while cooking your card