On the evening of June 28, NVIDIA finally released its new entry-level graphics card-GTX 1630. This is more than three years after the birth of GTX 1650. NVIDIA graphics card once again breaks through the "bottom line" and is also the first graphics card to be named in the "GTX x

On the evening of June 28, NVIDIA finally released a new entry-level graphics card-GTX 1630. This is more than three years after the birth of GTX 1650. NVIDIA graphics card once again breaks through the "bottom line" and is also the first graphics card to be named in the "GTX xx30" series. It still uses the TU117-50 GPU core with 12nm process and Turing architecture. It only provides 512 CUDA cores, which is more than 40% less than the GTX 1650, but the maximum core frequency is increased to 1785MHz. The memory bit width of

has been cut in half to only 64-bit, and it is still equipped with 4GB GDDR6. The equivalent frequency is 12GHz, so the bandwidth is also halved to only 96GB/s.

This is not even as good as the 2016 GTX 1050 Ti, which also has 768 CUDA cores, 128-bit width, and 112GB/s bandwidth. The power consumption of the entire

card is 75W. In theory, it does not require auxiliary power supply, but the higher frequency non-public version will inevitably have a 6-pin interface. There is no official recommended selling price for

GTX 1630, and there is no public version. The AIC manufacturer sets it by itself, and it will be put on the shelves starting tonight.