‘Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 has 896 cudacores and will be released on April 23’ – update

According to VideoCardz, the GeForce GTX 1650 will have a GPU with 896 cudacores and the video card will be released on April 23. Like the GTX 1660, the video card gets gddr5 vram, but the memory bus is 128bit wide instead of 192bit.

Many details about the GTX 1650 were already known and product images of various cards have already appeared online. The exact specifications were still unclear, but according to VideoCardz they are now known. Already at the end of last year, details appeared about a suspected GTX 1050 successor with 896 cudacores. That information now appears to be correct. The clock speed of the GPU used would be 1485MHz with a boost to 1665MHz.

According to VideoCardz, the video card will be released on April 23. Earlier rumors spoke of a release date around April 22. The video card does not require a power cable, so the 75W that the PCI-e slot can supply is sufficient. Some manufacturers will release variants with an extra power plug, to give more room for overclocking.

There have also been rumors about the arrival of a GTX 1650 Ti version for some time, but no new information is known about this at the moment. It is also not yet clear what the GTX 1650 will cost. The card is positioned below the GTX 1660, which can be purchased from 230 euros.

It is to be expected that the new GTX 1650 can at least compete with the GTX 1050 Ti in terms of speed. The recently released GTX 1660 is about 90 percent faster than that card. A 1650 Ti variant is rumored to be coming at a later date.

Update, 18.14: VideoCardz now writes that the GTX 1650 will have a suggested retail price of $149.

* Suspected specs based on rumors