The GTX 1630: DON'T BUY IT.
The GTX 1630 is Nvidia's latest entry-level GeForce GPU, marking the first time Nvidia has ever used an xx30 series badge for a GTX GPU. As expected, this GPU features less memory bandwidth and fewer cores than the GTX 1650, with a grand total of 512 CUDA cores running on a tiny 64-bit bus with 4GB of GDDR6 (12Gbps) memory. Thankfully clock speeds have been increased over the 1650 to compensate for the reduced specifications, featuring a 1,785 MHz boost clock vs 1,590 MHz on the 1650 (Source: Tom's Hardware). With the very silent launch of the GTX 1630, how does it actually hold up? Is it another cash grab from Nvidia? What do you think? Make sure to subscribe for future content and hit the like button if you enjoyed! #GTX1630 #Tech #SethandTech
The GTX 1630 is Nvidia's latest entry-level GeForce GPU, marking the first time Nvidia has ever used an xx30 series badge for a GTX GPU. As expected, this GPU features less memory bandwidth and fewer cores than the GTX 1650, with a grand total of 512 CUDA cores running on a tiny 64-bit bus with 4GB of GDDR6 (12Gbps) memory. Thankfully clock speeds have been increased over the 1650 to compensate for the reduced specifications, featuring a 1,785 MHz boost clock vs 1,590 MHz on the 1650 (Source: Tom's Hardware). With the very silent launch of the GTX 1630, how does it actually hold up? Is it another cash grab from Nvidia? What do you think? Make sure to subscribe for future content and hit the like button if you enjoyed! #GTX1630 #Tech #SethandTech