| Pros | Cons |
| + Good price/performance | – Only 4GB VRAM |
| + Runs cool under load | – Does not support Ray Tracing |
| + Small size |
If you’re on a tight budget and absolutely need a small sized GPU, this would be considered one of your better options.
Released back in 2019, the GTX 1650 Super have a 128-bit memory bus and a PCIe 3.0 x16 interface. With only 4GB VRAM and no Ray Tracing support, you would want to limit your monitor resolution to only FHD. You can try QHD but it is not recommended.
On High settings, you might average more than 50+ fps, but turn the settings down a notch (or mixed) and you might get a comfortable 60+ fps gaming experience. You might get away with High settings on indie games, but once you hit the AA or AAA category games you probably have to crank down to Low or Medium mixed settings instead.
You’ll be hard pressed to find one of these fleeting beauties brand new. However, you can always try the used market.
See you when I see you.