PNY GeForce GTX 1650 Dual Fan 4GB GDDR6 Graphics Card VCG16504D6DFPPB

Have been looking for a 1660 Super for a while now - had a preference for a dual fan as expected one to run cooler/quieter. This popped up from Amazon for less than £240 so jumped for it. Packaging was nice and eco freindly (cardboard insets rather than plastic, and includes a dual 6-pin to 8 pin adapter should you need it.Installed quickly (replacing a 1050TI), updated drivers via NVIDIA Experience and all working great. And just as quiet as the 1050TI it replaced (which was a single Fan too).

This was my upgrade from a 670 sli setup. I went with pny's 1660 super for the dvi connector as my benq xl2411t doesn't have dp or newer spec hdmi.Great value for the performance and memory size and bandwidth you get from this card.I immediately applied an overclock that I saw others using but haven't tried pushing any further yet. I bumped the max power to 108%, +135mhz on the core and +1000mhz on the memory so it's now running at 2010mhz core and 8001mhz memory. Temperatures aren't going above 70c. Fans are audible but don't give off an annoying whine like some others do.To power the card a single 8 pin power is required. Included is a two 6 pin to single 8 pin which I have used without issue.Something I appreciate is the plastic backplate that is installed on the card. It makes it easy to wipe off dust should any accumulate and being plastic it won't weigh the card down when installed.

So after a few weeks use, I can say I’m happy with this card. Getting my expected 1660 Super performance, give or take a few FPS or benchmark points. It can get quite loud reaching 80% fan speed, but I’ve never seen it reach over 75 degrees Celsius. I would recommend it, it being cheaper than most other 1660 Supers.

This is an excellent card, however it is very noisy when running 100%. All my games run 1080p at 60fps so my GPU usage is around 50-70%, and that's great. If you have vsync off this card sounds like an aeroplane.

Upgrded to this from a really old AMD card, have to say it was pretty easy to install (despite never having undertaken any pc upgrades before) performance wise the stats are on the internet to check out in detail but it suits my needs just fine (1080p gaming) and tackles everything current out at the moment really well for the price.

Cards alright..Not the best but okay.It runs fairly smooth with a AMD FX 8350. Going to use it with a Ryzen 7 2700X.Gefore Experiance drivers do reset per game. Which is annoying. And also conflict with some games.When the fans come on full, they over power my 4 eclipse fans, and watercooling. In noise. For comparison. I have a AC unit, and it's louder then that.Heat wise, terrible. Any game I start it bumps up DOUBLE in heat just at the cinematics.Going to pair it with a R7, 16 GB ballistix ram, and Asus tuf 570x mb so will update when I do.

When available the extra bit of memory and the type makes this card a hansom choice.It is a bare card though, as the new memory becomes cheaper {we suspect} better optioned competitor cards will become attractive ~ for the Summer/Autumn of 2020 ~ this PNY Card is very attractive.Performed above expectation in tests. :)

Quality performance and easy to install