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October 4th, 2012

Inno3D GeForce GTX 650 Ti HerculeZ 1000 Detailed

Inno3D GeForce GTX 650 Ti HerculeZ 1000 Detailed new card geforce gtx 650ti
A member of Chiphell forums uploaded few photos of upcoming GTX 650 Ti graphics card from Inno3D. Card would feature a single-fan HerculeZ 1000 cooling system.

Inno3D’s GTX 650 Ti is packed with GK106-220 GPU. This particular version of the GK106 silicon would offer 768 CUDA cores. As mentioned earlier, the GTX 650 Ti would not support SLI technology, so there’s no SLI connector on the board. The card itself is equipped with HerculeZ 1000 cooling solution, which looks exactly the same as the cooler on GTX 650.

Inno3D GTX 650 Ti is clocked at 928 MHz with 5.4 GHz memory clock. Card offers 1GB of GDDR5 memory with 128-bit interface. This mid-range model is equipped with DVI-D, DisplayPort and HDMI. The GPU-Z screenshot lists 3GB of memory, which is obviously a wrong reading.

The price is yet unknown, but it should be something around $150.

Inno3D GeForce GTX 650 Ti HerculeZ 1000 Detailed new card geforce gtx 650ti

Inno3D GeForce GTX 650 Ti HerculeZ 1000 Detailed new card geforce gtx 650ti
Inno3D GeForce GTX 650 Ti HerculeZ 1000 Detailed new card geforce gtx 650ti
Inno3D GeForce GTX 650 Ti HerculeZ 1000 Detailed new card geforce gtx 650ti
Inno3D GeForce GTX 650 Ti HerculeZ 1000 Detailed new card geforce gtx 650ti

  • Erenhardt

    This one is going to be strange one…
    If we look at GTX650 and HD7750:
    Shaders: 384@1,250GHz vs 512@0,8GHz = 480 vs 400 = 1,2
    Memory bandwith: 80 vs 72
    ROP: 16 vs 16
    TMU: 32 vs 32
    These two cards have approximately the same performance.

    Now GTX650Ti vs 7770
    Shaders : 768×9,28GHz vs 640x1GHz = 713 vs 640 = 1,1
    Memory bandwith: 86,4 vs 72
    ROP: 16* vs 16
    TMU: 64* vs 40

    Fun fact:
    *Wild guess. If you look at GTX680 (I know it is whole other chip) it is 2 x GTX650Ti.

    PS:Ty chyba nie robisz nic innego oprócz przeszukiwania neta pod katem newsów dotyczących kart graficznych.

  • BestJinjo

    Ok but GTX650Ti is priced at $149 right?

    HD7770 1GB ~ $117-125 USD: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814131477
    HD7850 1GB ~ $160-170 USD: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150617

    If you are a budget gamer, might as well get the 7770. If you want a good gaming card, HD6950 2GB or 7850 1-2GB are $160-170. For just $20 more, it looks like you’ll get a lot more performance here.

    This card fits in the middle which is smart on NV’s part since AMD has nothing directly at the $140-160 range. Personally, I’d spend $20 more for the 7850 since overclocked it reaches GTX580 level of performance.

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  • Keicie

    do you work for amd or just a very loyal? i see your comments in all the articles on this site and all you do is recommend amd gpus. your 7850 link is 179 vs the 149 msrp and thats $30 difference besides the 650ti isnt out yet so price is not accurate. the 650 non ti was announced 129 but came out at 109 beating the 7750 on most cases thus better value…

  • BestJinjo

    No, I recommend GPUs that offer superior performance / $ and offer good overclocking. In Q1-Q2 when you weren’t here, I basically recommended GTX670/680 cards :). Now, NV offers worse price performance in nearly every category and worse overclocked performance. You said 650 beats 7750 but 650 competes with 7770 on price, not 7750. The market price for 7750 was not $110 but $85-100. The market price for 7770 was $120-130 in North America, and with official price cuts drops to just $119 which means 7770 competes against 650. The 7850 I linked is $159 after rebate. Official price drops on AMD cards today will have 7850 at $159 for 1GB. I am not loyal to either NV or AMD. I switch brands all the time. If GTX650 Ti beats the $159 7850 1GB, I’ll gladly give it 2 thumbs up. Right now for $10 it’ll be hard for it to do so though since it appears to be gimped by 86GB/sec memory bus and 48 TMUs.

    Regarding your general comment that NV has many advantages in Q4 2012, it is true on features and performance/watt. However, in price/performance, AMD has better price/performance across most of Europe, US and Canada.

    Based on market prices:
    HD7750 competes with GT640
    HD7770 competes with GTX650
    HD7850 1GB will be $159 against $149 GTX650Ti
    HD7850 2GB has no competitor right now
    HD7870 competes with GTX660
    HD7950 competes with GTX660Ti
    HD7970 competes with GTX670
    HD7970 GE competes with GTX680.

    NV doesn’t win a single one of these match ups in performance.

    Trust me I don’t recommend AMD GPUs only. But right now it’s almost impossible to recommend NV GPUs, especially since AMD’s cards have better overclocking headroom and overclocked performance. When NV first launched 670/680 cards, they were hands down better.

  • Keicie

    oh well just take note that what you say is only applicable for north america because price is different in other areas. here we have to pay $109 for 7750 and $114 for 650 non ti. and yes 7750 just recently slashed prices from $119. can you cay which has a better value… and less than 0.1 percent of worldwide pc users overclock gpu’s so its not really a viable consideration for most people. agree 650ti will not beat 7850 but they may not be priced even remotely near…. im still betting 650ti will go after 7770 market….

  • BestJinjo

    I still don’t understand your point. HD7750 is between 4% slower for older versions to 7% faster than GTX650 non-Ti, still making it a better value for $109. Where you are do they have rebates?
    http://www.computerbase.de/artikel/grafikkarten/2012/test-nvidia-geforce-gtx-650/4/

    Now that GTX650Ti launched, it’s more evident than ever NV continues to offer no value at all in the sub-$300 space. HD7850 1GB cost very close to 650Ti and 2GB GTX650Ti is $20-30 away from a 30-40% faster HD7850 2GB making it a non-starter. GTX660 costs more than 7870 and is slower, while GTX660Ti gets creamed by HD7950 after-market cards.

    Here state-side we are starting to see nice price drops on GTX660Ti/670/680 cards which are bringing them more in-line with AMD’s price/performance equation but they are still no there as HD7970 GE still costs about the same as the slower 680 and 1Ghz 7970s are going for about the same price as after-market 670s are going for, again despite faster performance.

    http://www.hardware.fr/articles/876-21/recapitulatif-performances.html

    Now there are good reasons to buy NV cards if you want PhysX, dual-link DVI, but from a price/performance, glancing at worldwide pricing in Europe, North America, Oceania, AMD continues to offer more value and more performance at the same price.

  • Keicie

    we live in asia, your market is very different from ours! we dont have rebates, we sometimes (very rare) get free usb disks on some gpu’s. any gpu that requires power supply is very expensive here. most of the time we get cheaper prices on nvidia products. up to this exact point in time $255 is the cheapest PC Radeon 7850 2GB (1gb version is nonexistent here). Palit Geforce GTX 660 2GB is $242. the lower models did have price cuts but still not reflecting US prices.