The NVIDIA GTX 1650 Ti are listed in the EEC in their ASUS variants, a graph of which we knew nothing and which pointed to not exist.
NVIDIA is expected to launch the new GeForce GTX 1650s on April 23 (there are rumors of delay). Predictably this was going to be the last Turing architecture graphics to be released. Something that seems to have changed and has become known thanks to the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC). ASUS has registered a large number of GTX 1650 models this past week. Among all these models there are some with the name GTX 1650 Ti, something that has taken everyone by surprise.
NVIDIA finally does launch the GTX 1650 Ti
Although there is no official confirmation, rumors indicate that the GTX 1650 will use the TU117-300 silicon. This chart will have 896 CUDA Cores. Whereas the GTX 1650 Ti, thanks to the EEC, we know that it will have 4GB of memory. ASUS has not specified the type of memory or the interface of these memories, so we do not know if they will be GDDR5 or GDDR6.
If we take into account the GTX 1050 and the GTX 1050 Ti, these two new Turing should share memories. Most likely, NVIDIA uses GDDR5 at a frequency of 2.000MHz. The reason is simple: they are very cheap memories and ideal for these entry-level graphics.
We can see in the EEC list references to the following models: Republic of Gamers (ROG) Strix, The Ultimate Force (TUF), Phoenix and Dual. It remains to know the price and performance of this card, which will be known much later.
Source: TH
