GeForce GTX 1650 D6 OC 4G (rev. 4.0) Graphics Card, 4GB GDDR6 128-bit, GV-N1656OC-4GD REV4.0 Video Card

4k@60Hz support in Ubuntu with NVIDIA drivers. As good as a video card could be for older motherboards and small size and half height. Easy to install but check the motherboard manual to see which of PCIe slots to use for top performance. Inexpensive, worth the upgrade.

Worked perfectly for son's personal computer build.

I was told this couldn't be done - putting this graphics card into my Dell Optiplex 5040. (actually a 7040 as I upgraded the cpu to an I7). Well, they were wrong as this works perfectly, not to mention the night and day difference this video card provides.

I was hesitant when I bought this. I've went ahead and search for a decent and affordable card to start with, and this one came up. I'd just entered the hardware community to learn more about the components on computers to upgrade or build your own. I have an old HP Pavilion 570 Desktop with windows 10. The fact that I've realized this PC can't play any of the modern games without a graphics card. Also it didn't come with it. Thank goodness there was a slot to add a card. Please note before you consider upgrading your PC, make sure you get a PSU (Power Supply Unit) that has an output 500+ watts. Trust me, you're gonna need it if you're adding another hardware to run on. I've set mine up, and it was frustrating with the amount of space it took up. I've managed to fit it just right. It looked there will be an issue with the fan's direction from the card and PSU, but I'll worry about that later on. So far so good I'm able to play certain modern games. For instance, I was excited to purchase Palworld, however I didn't know my old hardware wasn't enough to handle the graphics. This card is able to work at the bare minimum. Changed the game's setting to medium to play. There are some drops in fps for a while, however its still playable. Didn't try on other games yet, but I will. It's able to display up to 3 monitors each with a different port. I'd recommend getting the right adapter to plug it to the graphics card. DVI, HDMI and DP. There is some noise on the fan, but I don't mind. However be mindful when you're recording or livestreaming. Hopefully your mic won't pick up as background noise. Overall, it's good Budget Card to start with if you're trying to catch up on playing the current modern games with the bare minimum on graphics. If you got the cash, I'd recommend getting a card with over 2000+ GPU clock speed and 6+gb worth of Ram.

A great card at a good price. Will run a lot of older AAA games easily.

Love my graphic card Performance and affordability!!!!

No issues, bought for IP camera software. Works well if Windows11

The box it came in was damaged, it had a random screw in the bag that I couldn't seem to find what its for. Haven't had the chance to test it yet as I dont have a PCIe cable. Other than that it looks undamaged and fits in my pc well