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GeForce GTX 1650 Super

Specs, our performance estimate and how it handles popular games.

The GeForce GTX 1650 Super is a D-tier graphics card: #104 of 249 in our list, with 4 GB of video memory. Across 14 of the most searched games its typical result is about 33 fps on High at 1080p, 20 at 1440p and 9 at 4K. Expect to lower settings in demanding games, even at 1080p.

Updated October 3, 2026

Performance index
10 / RTX 4090 = 100
Tier
D
Video memory
4 GB
Power
100 W
Released
2019
Launch price
$159

Where it ranks

Performance index (RTX 4090 = 100) against the cards closest to it.

Estimated fps in popular games

1080p on High with a processor that does not limit the card.

Game1080p High1440p HighVerdict
Fortnite11281Yes, runs great
VALORANT300+238Yes, runs great
Cyberpunk 20772113Low settings only
Call of Duty1912Low settings only
Grand Theft Auto V Legacy154111Yes, runs great
Minecraft: Java Edition177128Yes, runs great
Red Dead Redemption 23622Low settings only
ELDEN RING3219Low settings only
Counter-Strike 2184132Yes, runs great
Baldur's Gate 32314Low settings only
Black Myth: Wukong1911Low settings only
HELLDIVERS 23420Low settings only
Hogwarts Legacy1911Low settings only
Marvel Rivals2113Low settings only

How the GeForce GTX 1650 Super performs at 1080p, 1440p and 4K

At 1080p the GeForce GTX 1650 Super averages about 33 fps on High across the 14 games people check most. Newer games need Low or Medium, and some will not reach 60 fps at all.

At 1440p the typical result drops to 20 fps. 1440p is a stretch; stay at 1080p or use upscaling. At 4K it is about 9 fps. 4K is not what this card is for.

The heaviest game we checked is Hogwarts Legacy, at 19 fps on High at 1080p. The lightest is VALORANT, which the card handles at 300+ fps. If your own games are somewhere in between, the table above shows where.

Memory and power

Four gigabytes of video memory is the tight spot on this card. Many games from 2023 on want 6 to 8 GB at High textures, so set textures to Medium first. It costs little in looks and often removes stutter.

The GeForce GTX 1650 Super is rated at 100 W. With a mid-range processor, plan on a 450 W power supply (450 W is the minimum). That is low enough for small cases and basic power supplies, which is part of the appeal.

Where it sits

Released in 2019, the GeForce GTX 1650 Super is 7 years old, and the newest games already treat it as an entry level card. The next card up in our list is the GeForce GTX 980, about 10% faster (launch price $549). The next card down is the GeForce GTX 1060 6GB, about 5% slower.

It launched at $159, which works out to 6.3 points of performance per $100. Prices on the used and discount market are different, so treat this as a way to compare cards, not as today's price.

Which processor to pair it with, and who it suits

To keep a processor from holding it back at 1080p, you want something like a Ryzen 3 1200, and the same chip is enough at 1440p. Slower processors will still work, but you give up some of the card's speed. The best CPU list for this card shows the options for all three resolutions.

The GeForce GTX 1650 Super is an entry level card. It is fine for 1080p at Medium, for older games at High and for esports titles at any setting. If you play new releases, look one tier up.

Value for money

Performance index per $100 of launch price against nearby cards. Shelf prices differ from launch prices.

Questions

Is the GeForce GTX 1650 Super good for gaming?

The GeForce GTX 1650 Super is a D-tier graphics card: #104 of 249 in our list, with 4 GB of video memory. Across 14 of the most searched games its typical result is about 33 fps on High at 1080p, 20 at 1440p and 9 at 4K. Expect to lower settings in demanding games, even at 1080p.

Which CPU pairs well with the GeForce GTX 1650 Super?

At 1080p, a processor like the Ryzen 3 1200 is enough not to hold it back; at 1440p a Ryzen 3 1200 or similar. See the full list on the best CPU page.

What power supply does the GeForce GTX 1650 Super need?

The card is rated 100 W. With a mid-range processor, a 450 W power supply is comfortable (450 W minimum).