Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 (Laptop) | Review

Nvidia Geforce GTX 1650 (Mobile) is a mid-range dedicated graphics card for laptops. The 1650 mobile is based on turning architecture uses the TU117 Chip which is the same that it’s the desktop counterpart. Launched in April of 2019 1650 is based on a 12 nm manufacturing process and has 1024 shaders cores. Unlike its 20 series counterparts, GTX 1650 has no Raytracing or Tensor cores. GTX 1650 has 4GB of GDDR5/GDDR6 VRAM, clocking in at 8000 MHz. It also features a 128-bit bus that gives it 128GB/s of bandwidth. Nvidia has optimized the architecture of its cores and caching mechanism. With its unified memory architecture with 2x increment in the cache turning gains 50% increment in IPC and 40% increment in power efficiency. According to Nvidia the TGP of 1650 should be between 35-50 Watts.

Specifications

• Architecture: Turing
• Pipelines, Cores, Shaders: 1024
• Graphics Base/Boost Clock: 1.4 GHz / 1.56 GHz
• TGP: 50 Watts
• Transistor Size: 12Nm
• Memory: Shared
• API Support: DirectX 12

Laptops Powered by Nvidia GTX 1650

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Real-World Performance:

GTX 1650 mobile is decent entry-level graphics for laptops but with limited potential for gaming and GPU tasks. GTX 1650 mobile is about 40 percent more powerful than GTX 1050ti and is about 15 percent slower when compared to GTX 1060.