ZOTAC GAMING GeForce GTX 1650 OC 4GB GDDR6: A Compact Powerhouse for Gaming Review

This is a lifesaver for those with older or low-power PCs that don't have the space or power outlets. delivers 1080p @60fps games with medium to high quality. Unfortunately, it's a bit noisy and overpriced compared to AMD's competitors. The Firestorm software works as intended and is as advertised, hence earning my five stars.

many reviews i read online and smashed this card but i think its a pretty good buy for the money. It works well and is pretty quiet, the only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because it took me 5 hours of fumbling and I ended up going to the store and buying an HDMI to VGA adapter to get it to work with my television.

My fault for not realizing that Windows 8 or 8.1 isn't supported. It only works with Windows 10 and 7 (64-bit), although NVidia releases drivers for all versions of Windows for the GTX 1650 GPU. I give it 3 stars by not using it as it doesn't support all Windows versions. I hope this works when I upgrade to Windows 10!

I've upgraded from a 2G AMD Radeon RX 550 and I can say I'm very pleased so far. My system can't handle any more, so I was excited when this card came out. Finally received and installed today. I play Sekiro and had to lower my stats. While I can't use the highest settings, I can set everything to high and am quite happy with the performance and graphics. The gameplay is solid and sharp for dinner. For the price I'm satisfied.

This is currently the fastest low profile card, but the Zotac seems to have quite loud fans. With a fan speed of over 50% (which it will exceed in any normal gaming experience), it is comparable to a 1U rack server. The MSI 1050 Ti LP fans are noticeably louder. The fans make an audible noise like the propellers of a leaf blower or a quadcopter (you can hear it when idling), while the MSI 1050 Ti's fan noise is more like a "whistle" with no sound. I turned on video recording of how 1650 (silver