Turing · 2019
Built on the newer Turing architecture and launched in 2019, the mobile GTX 1650 Ti packs 1024 cores and 4GB of faster GDDR6 memory into a relatively efficient 60W power envelope, making it a popular choice for thin gaming laptops that didn't want the thermal demands of a GTX 1660 Ti.
NVIDIA lets laptop makers tune this chip's TGP, so the 60W figure here is typical rather than fixed - some laptops run it a bit lower or higher, which shifts real-world frame rates accordingly. Expect solid 1080p performance at medium-to-high settings in most games of its era, well short of ray tracing or 1440p ambitions despite sharing Turing's architecture with NVIDIA's RTX cards.
Laptop manufacturers configure this GPU's power limit (TGP) per model. The 60W figure above is a typical point within the chip's published TGP range - actual power limits, and real-world performance, can vary significantly between laptops using the same GPU name.
Light gaming and everyday graphics at lower settings.
4 GB GDDR6 memory.
Push performance beyond base clock.
Soldered (Mobile)
Real-world specs can differ by laptop model - see the note above.
The NVIDIA GTX 1650 Ti is a entry-level dedicated GPU with 4GB of GDDR6 memory, suited to light gaming and general-purpose display output.