ASUSTUF Gaming NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 OC Edition Graphics Card (PCIe 3.0, 4GB GDDR6 Memory, HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI-D, 1x 6-pin Power Connector, IP5X Dust Resistance, Space-Grade Lubricant)

This card was "used" but looks and works brand new. Plugged into an old dell 9010 mini desktop with an I7, it fit with no case mods. It out performed in every test I threw at it, my AMD Ryzen 5600g with a rx580 which isn't performing as well. The card is running very cool and bench marked 161 fps on ultra on 1080p the highest the monitor supports. It took a bit of sleuth to get the right drivers from Nvidia, but after we got the Ge Performance program working it downloaded the newest drivers. A bomb little card for the money. I am super satisfied. And recommend this card for any mid range computer, but it's performance in an older Dell is phenomenal.

Bought 3, one for myself and each of my two brothers. All three still work great in our PCs!

For anyone who wants a gaming PC but is on a budget this is not a bad choice. I have used and tested this GPU and have not run into any major issues with it. One game I have tested it with is GTA, I ran GTA on both this GPU and a PS5. I found that it looked better and ran smoother on this GPU rather than on a brand-new PS5. Great for budgets and beginners.

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Purchased this GPU to replace a 5 year old Nvidia board. This new one gives me more ram on board and a faster processor. I haven't noticed any speed improvement, but much nicer screen resolution is present. Install was straight forward. I downloaded all the new drivers and utilities before making the board install. There were no issues during or after the swap was completed. Going to make a CPU and memory upgrade next which should utilize the GPU's capabilities more than my current configuration.

I haven’t put this GPU to the test yet, but I love the looks and the way it starts up when you power up your computer. It stays really cool in my current case provides awesome graphics potential without the crazy prices of the cutting edge GTS cards.

I snagged this for 150; labeled as used-acceptable. The only damage was a dented box. The thing had the plastic still on it, and it is easily worth the full 200 dollar asking price. For playing games at 1080p expect to be using this card a long time. I especially love the heat sink, and the software where you can set fan curves, and overclock if that's your thing; although there's little need.

I've been running a GTx750 for almost four years, since I last rebuilt my computer, and it was mostly doing the job -- but it had reached the point of being a little slow for even relatively low-demand games. Got a small windfall, so time to upgrade. This card can do roughly twice the frame rate of my old one, and forced me to also upgrade from VGA cable to HDMI -- picture on my monitor is cleaner and crisper, not to mention the faster frame rate and higher CUDA core count (which boosts my background computing).