Installed New Graphics Card Nvidia Running Games Slow

Who can pass up an Nvidia graphics card with your choice of one of two free games?

This card is relatively good on energy and has all of the latest Nvidia graphics card capabilities.

After 3 years of being on the 5700xt it was time for a change. My current configuration i9 9900K 64 GB of RAM 2 NVME drives Be Quiet case, fans and radiator 2 monitors running 1080p at 240 I dropped the card into my system after making a small change to the bios to make sure it had the Resizable Bar enabled. It is crucial you have this installed or suffer a 30% decrease in performance. I installed the card. The drivers were picked up immediately and I installed the Intel software followed by the Acer software provided on the USB stick. First impressions. First is that in the 3 weeks of owning the card there have been 3 driver updates. I thought Nvidia and AMD were aggressive with monthly updates, but this is a real game of catch up. I have played most of my library from classic 2000s games to present games like COD MW3, and they all work. I was impressed the extensiveness of the library of games supported. From a playability perspective I have noticed that on the higher games in 1080p ultra settings this card hardly gets hot and the fans a barely running, while the utilization is through the roof. It is a great card for 1080p gamers who want the performance of 4060 and would like to save some money. The 16GB of RAM was a real determining factor for me in this purchase. I have seen first hand how only having 8GB in the major game titles impacts performance. I don't what voodoo magic Intel is doing on their side, but it seems like the current generations of CPUs combined with the new GPUs is a real hit. The only negative I have about the card is the perception. I think Acer has a great card for most gamers, but the marketing needs to be better.

I have loved Nvidia graphics cards for decades and always buy Asus branded ones when I can. They have always been great hardware. This GTX1650 card is no exception. I got it because my older card wouldn't run Red Dead Redemption and this card runs it great...

I use ON1 Photo RAW as my photography software and it is a power hog. The NVIDIA graphics card is able to handle this and other photography programs with lightening speed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The i7 processor and the Nvidia graphics card makes video editing less painful. The Lenovo Vantage support software is very useful.

I have been running games and video editing with a GTX 1050 for about 5 years now, nvidia GPUs are really solid. Finally upgraded to the RTX 3060 and the change is incredible. I didn't realize what I have been missing, but gaming with ray tracing enable, max graphics, and clean 60 fps is wild! I think the price is well worth it, and B&H delivered the part quickly.

This CPU is running quite smoothly and the on board graphics are fairly good for a non dedicated graphics card.

The graphics card certainly delivers, and plays any games I throw at it with excellent performance. It’s also enormous, both tall and long, so make sure your case has enough room. I have a large old-school tower case, and even so I had to reroute some cables to make it work.

This graphics card has been the best investment. It plays all our games at the highest level settings, including ray tracing. It is by far the best investment we've made for our computer.