MSI Gaming GeForce GTX 1650 D6 Ventus XS OC 🎮 Graphics Card - 4GB GDRR6, HDMI/DP/DVI, DirectX 12, VR Ready, HDCP Support Review

Do not judge strictly, but what I want to say is that the card is generally normal, but it really does not cost 30t, it feels like the price is 12-15t. Moved from 950, we can say that I regret spending money. The performance increase is negligible in heavy games, and in light ones (like CS), which was 160-200 FPS, which has become from this 200-250, there is no difference even for a 166Hz monitor. The verdict - who wants to upgrade from a series of 950 (960, 1050, etc.) - I do not advise you to

was very easy to install, graphics seem to work. Not very happy with the way they packaged it and shipped it via USPS mail, came in the original box and it was open was lazy on the shipper's part.

I'm a Linux user and I like having a cool, quiet, low-power graphics card to use with Second Life. This replaced the 1050 TI on my system, so it didn't improve performance as much as others with a card older than the 1050 TI, about 25% or so. It's quieter than the 1050 TI I had, probably because it's a dual fan model and my 1050 TI was a single fan. Please note this is the TU117 GDDR6 version with Volta encoder. If you need Turing encoding, you need the TU106/TU116 version. This version of this

At the time of writing this, this is the "golden mean" for a 4GB graphics card (compared to 2). I was surprised it didn't have a 6-pin power input, but it was easy to install and use.

This card was missing a very important connection - the extra power connection needed to turn it on. My MOBO was a 3rd gen PCIE slot, but even that didn't have enough juice to initialize it.

I bought this card for a Dell i5 with 20GB RAM. I can now run most modern games at 1080p at 60fps on High or Ultra settings using just the stock power supply that came in my computer. The extra fan helps (most low-profile cards in this series seem to have a single fan). I rarely see temperatures above 59C, even under heavy loads. Some older games can run on Ultra and the temperature hovers around 34C, which is really good. So the additional fan really improves the cooling of the card.

FINEAMAZON PRODUCT SHIP THIS WITHOUT BOX. IT CAN BE STOLEN EASILY. THERE IS NO MANUFACTURER'S SEAL AND EVERYONE CAN CLEARLY SEE WHAT THAT IS. SPEND THE EXTRA 0.50 CENTS AND PUT IT IN THE FUCKING AMAZON BOX!

Overall pretty good for most games on high settings if you have a decent processor and RAM. You will need at least a 300w PSU to run this card, but recommend a better PSU. Easy to install and quick to set up. There are no hard drive drivers. When the card arrived, one of the stickers on the fan was a bit torn off, but I peeled it off and stuck it properly.

I didn't think my Dell XPS system could support one of the newer and more powerful cards so this seemed like a good choice. My OEM 460W PSU should be enough, and it turns out it was. After installation, my system crashed about every 15 minutes. I've tried several things. Tech support at MSI was woefully inadequate, but NVIDIA support gave her a shot at college. But they didn't really help in the end. After extensive internet searching I came across an issue between the Dell XPS 8700's power…

Buying my son an MSI b450 motherboard to build his first PC. Didn't know there was no integrated graphics. My fault for being in a hurry. I had no choice but to buy a graphics card to get the picture. He used his pocket money to pay half the price because he wanted at least 1650. The heart was set for 30 series. No dice. The card works great. Pros: Assembly and setup was easy. The card works as it should. He arrived on time. Cons: It arrived in its original packaging visible to anyone passing…

1650 msi Ventus OC 6d added to HP Prodesk 400 Gen1 i7-4790 3.6GHz processor and 16GB RAM with Legacy BIOS, 300W PS. My son started playing Fortnite more on the computer and the integrated graphics just didn't fit. 30 fps on low settings and no shadows and still very choppy. Installation: I was a little worried about articles about installing new graphics cards with an old outdated bios instead of UEFI. But I kept going. Removed previous card drivers (old card but incompatible with win10)…