GeForce GTX 1650 D6 OC Low Profile 4G Graphics Card, Low Profile Design, 4GB 128-Bit GDDR6, GV-N1656OC-4GL Video Card

I’m so glad I bought this GPU. If you aren’t heavily into gaming and just want to be able to play not too demanding games at a high level, the 1650 is a perfect choice. I’m a casual gamer and added this to my office pc build and it makes all the difference. The graphics are great, it’s not loud, and the performance is high. Definitely worth the money if you’re looking to get your foot in the door when it comes to gaming.

Great quality. Works perfectly.

I was a little worried after reading reviews that compared this card to other more expensive cards, but ordered it anyway because it was the highest rated card that would work with my power supply. It draws its power from the PCI express slot and draws much less than others that have to have a separated connector from the power supply. When I ran MS Flight Simulator 2020 with it, I was pleasantly surprised. With all settings maxed out, I still got 40 frames per second. With XPlane maxed out, I saw 50 FPS. It does everything I expected and then some. Its low profile fit within my small form factor case very easily. I don't really need any more "card" than this and it really upgraded my 'limited' computer.

My purpose is not gamming, but learning AI tools on a very limited budget. The Gigabyte OC low profile 4G GTX 1650 (Nividia Geforce) gets you in the door with reasonable power draw and performance acceptable for a learning environment. (As seen with two versions of AI art tool Stable-diffusion 1.5) Once you are ready for pro work (on the clock) you will want a graphics developer card with at least 16gb of Vram. With support of 3 HD screens simultaneously, the Gigabyte card provides very good value for business purposes. I've had no hardware or driver issues, note that in some cases, bios settings may need to be changed or coordinated with the application software. It is possible this card can be used for running the screens while a Graphics GPU is free to do the rendering and AI stuff; especially if you have power supply limits. (Vram allocation may require manual settings for two GPU cards)

I just finished installing this into my Dell Optiplex 990 DT which is a Small Form PC with a 250 watt psu.. It runs Perfectly and as you can see the small bracket is included! I can now run my favorite games such as Call of Duty: Warzone & Fortnite, while Live Streaming to Twitch/Youtube with no issues! Once installed you should read the instructions included on how to install the Drivers also! Highly recommended and it is very silent! I don’t even know it’s there! Update: It has been about 3 years now and it’s still going strong like Day 1!! I work from home on dual monitors and play Microsoft flight simulator with no issues!

This was the best addition to my Dell Optiplex 9010 desktop. I needed a graphics card that would allow me to connect 3 ultrawide 34" monitors simultaneously at 1080P resolution. Works flawlessly, with no fan noise and desktop works like new. Great graphics card for business users and works well for work. Buy this card, you'll be glad you did. I did opt for the optional extended warranty just in case there are issues later. Good price + great card = great value for the money.

I bought this to rescue my ebay bought Dell Optiplex 7010 SFF sleeper pc. I am happy with the performance. It fits perfectly and I am able to play high end games like COD, Fortnite, Shadow of Tomb Raider with max setting at 1080p. Fans gets loud at 90+% GPU. Its audible, but not that loud like a bigger graphics card. I think this is best for a low profile card.

I was worried that this would be too power-hungry for the 180W power supply in my refurb HP EliteDesk 800 G3 SFF desktop, but it does just fine. I bought this to play games like Ark and Raft via Steam, and it does a great job with those, and was definitely a worthwhile upgrade from the EVGA GeForce GT 1030 SC 2GB GDDR5 Passive I was using prior to this in the same computer.

The GTX 1650 (with GDDR6) is currently the fastest low profile GPU available that you can stuff into a small form factor PC without needing an extra power connection from the PSU. Yes, you will pay a premium for the privilege but that goes without saying because you have a "thing" for SFF. Do look elsewhere for better bang-for-buck if your PC case has the real estate and power delivery to support a full-sized card. Whacked this into a Dell Optiplex 9010 DT (not SFF) in the x16 PCI slot and it works perfectly fine. There's plenty of room for airflow but this card will run a bit hot on full-bore (around 83-84 degrees Celsius). If you are sporting an Optiplex SFF and though it will probably fit and work, you might want to consider another LP alternative given that: - It's a double-width card and you may be forced to jam it into a non-x16 slot depending on your mobo layout - It runs warmer than most cards so the confined space may cause it to thermal throttle (I usually game with the side panel off to drop the temp by 3-5 degrees) Note: there's a GDDR5 version of this card with one less HDMI port. The newer GDDR6 is slightly under-clocked but has faster memory (negligible difference in performance according to those who have benchmarked the two for comparison)

Given what this product is and how much I paid for it, I have zero complaints. It's a low-profile card that doesn't require additional power and runs quite a few lower-end games. Don't mistake my 3-stars for gaming as a bad thing - I was referring to gaming in general. For context, I bought this one for my Wife's computer, and the only game she plays is World of Warcraft. At 1080p, with most settings on "high" she gets a high framerate even in Raids. So if you need a lower-end video card that can still run games, I'd definitely recommend this. Just don't use this with graphics heavy games and expect it to work - manage your expectations and you'll be just fine.

He disfrutado de esta targeta al rededor de 6 horas diarias con juegos AAA, funciona muy bien y no se calienta para nada, a 3 meses de adquirirla todo bien

Nice Graphic Card for dual monitor

Pros: - Highly compatible - Free compatible (ie: VFR worked with my FreeSync monitor), had to google how to enable the compatible mode. - Good performance Negatives: - Coil Whine - Double Width Card - Dumps the heat in the chasis. This was marketed for SFF builds, most don't have enough room for a double-slot card, and the SFF really heat up as this card dumps all the hot air in the case. Need to leave the side of the case off to avoid thermal throttling