Gigabyte GTX 650 Ti OC
Overview
Hardware: Video CardsWHAT WE LIKED:
Great value, Small PCB design, Excellent temperatures, Low noise, Factory overclock, A+ game for only $5 moreWHAT WE DISLIKED:
Cooler doesn't vent warm air externallyDiscuss in the Forum
Introduction
It hasn’t been long since we saw the launch of Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 660, a graphics card which managed to impress us, packing some respectable horsepower into a small frame, and carrying a rather nice price tag. To date, nothing in Nvidia’s Kepler stable matched up against AMD’s more budget-range Radeon 7850 and 7770 cards though, but that’s about to change with today’s launch of the GeForce GTX 650 Ti.
The Nvidia GeForce GTX 650 Ti is the latest in the Kepler lineup, and while it may share a similar naming scheme as the GTX 660 Ti, it has some very distinct differences, not the least of which is a considerably lower price tag. Costing about $149 for the reference design and $155 for this particular Gigabyte overclocked model (and $160 with Assassin’s Creed 3 game included), this creates a very interesting scenario, as it sits just above the Radeon 7770 in terms of price, so the question is whether this new Kepler card has the horsepower to compete in areas other than simply price.
Today’s review here is a look at the non-reference Gigabyte GTX 650 Ti OC, a model that sports a custom cooler and a factory overclock for only $20 more than the reference design. We expect some good things from this card and Nvidia has been extremely successful with the Kepler products, so will this card measure up? Can it beat the competing Radeon cards? Let’s dive in and answer those questions and more.
Very good card .. I think Gigabyte beat all others gtx650ti
2 days left to buy it , R.I.P my GT240
Congratz, that’ll be a HUGE upgrade for you!
A few days left to buy it (I don’t exactly know how many), RIP HD4870
Is it a silent card?
It’s not “silent”. The only “silent” card is one without a fan. But it is very quiet overall.