ASUS GeForce GTX 1650 4GB Phoenix Fan Overclocked Edition HDMI DP DVI Graphics Card (PH-GTX1650-O4G)

I've had this card for 3.5 years and it has worked without issue, was easy to install and I love the different settings/graphs it shows without included program. With this and a refurbished multi-core system you can play most games without spending a ton (like $350, much less than a console and it does many other things). Tweak some settings (water reflections, grass swaying, bloom, motion blur etc.), save some money, enjoy games and feel clever.

What I really like about this GPU product from ASUS is that it fits nicely on my good old ACER Veriton M6630G Desktop PC which doesn't have much space to upgrade to newer hardware parts and it's quite hard to find the right upgrade parts for this kind of small PC, but thankfully I was able to find this ASUS GTX 1650 (Single Fan Edition) that works nicely on my PC, plays videos on 4k without issues and can even run newer games at 1080p on quite decent FPS with a mix of low/med/high graphics settings and another cool bonus is that ASUS also provides their own GPU Tweak II overclocking software if you want to squeeze some more juice from this small, yet awesome powerful GPU and I highly recommend anyone out there within a budget to upgrade to this graphics card, like me who was stuck with the integrated motherboard GPU for a while, you won't regret it, I promise you that much.

Didn't like paying what I had to for these, but the price was better than what other sellers were offering and not quite insane as many decent video cards are running right now. It was the best performance-cost compromise I could find. They arrived about a month earlier than expected and are in great shape - almost new looking, just not in the original box. Run well, no weird fan noises and issues under load.

This card is great for the DIYer on a budget. Solid image quality, fast enough 3D and my personal favorite very low power usage.Pros: Great Multi monitor support, good 1080 graphics 2d and 3d, gets all the power it needs from the PCIe slot (no need for additional power connectors)Cons: I could not get the graphics drivers to install from either the Asus or Nvidia site. I continuously got a this card is not compatible with your version of windows error. I am using Windows 10 pro 64 bit. So I am stuff with whichever drivers windows has installed until Nvidia sorts that out. For this reason I could not give it 5 stars.Even with the cons, the card performs well and is worth a buy if you are like me looking for a budget friendly low power usage card that still stands up to modern games.As a side note, if you are using a VGA monitor and plan on using the DVI adapter, make sure you get a DVI-D to VGA converter.

Got it for my wife's computer when she needed to drive a couple of newer monitors, and it seemed a shame to spend $30-40 on connectors for the Nvidia GTX480 that was previously in there.For the price, the card has a lot of bang for the buck. She mostly likes older RTS games, and those are flawless. Using it as an additional computer for Torchlight, Divinity Original Sin 2, Artemis, etc and it works great.The computer it went into was an old Intel i2700 machine - PCIE2.0, worked great.Will it drive modern FPS at 1080p with graphics turned all the way up? Probably not, but that isn't why we got it, and, again, for the money it is awesome.

The GTX 1650 Is not the latest greatest GPU. it was a great upgrade for my 5 year old Acer TC-780 desk top that never had a gpu when I got it. excellent in all ways. it was affordable. for $150.

So i bout an hp gaming pc with an rx550 and new i would be upgrading but because hp uses proprietary motherboards with dedicated psu this was the only option i had and i must say im highly satisfied i emidiatlly noticed a hugh jump for instance the rx550 on csgo was 60fps the gtx 1650 pushed it to over 100 its also paired with a ryzen 3 2200g with 16 gb ddr4 for anyone on a budget and needs a quick upgrade this is the best you can do atleast in my opinion also im working on a mini itx build

The card is fine I guess, 1650 performance isn’t anything to write home about. You can find cheaper cards with better performance elsewhere. (Or at least you used to be able to) Being low profile and single slot are a plus for those wishing to put together a smaller pc.