Upcoming Nvidia GTX 1630 Specs Revealed
As the curtains begin to close on this current GPU generation, many are anticipating what Nvidia and AMD will be coming out with over the next few months. With AMD looking to launch the RDNA 3 some time this September, and its biggest rival also leaping forward into the next graphical era, there doesn't seem much time left for any new products in the RDNA 2 and Ampere range. However, that's not necessarily true, and some specs of a new Nvidia card have been unveiled.
According to a recent report from Videocardz, the upcoming GTX 1630 from Nvidia is set to launch on May 31, and will contain performance befitting a more entry-level GPU. Based on the Turing architecture, which was the technology used for the previous generation of graphics cards, it will allegedly feature 4 GB of GDDR6 on a 12 Gbps bus. It will also have 512 CUDA cores, which the report indicates is half of what the chip can offer, and will have a TDP of 75W, which is not surprising given that this is a low-end piece of kit. At the time of writing, there is no RRP.
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This seems like one last hurrah at getting some new products out onto the market before the next generation arrives, and one that will seemingly cover the much cheaper side of things. With the 1630 supposedly a replacement for the Nvidia GTX 1050 Ti, which was released in October 2016, it could be an intriguing card for anyone on the lookout for a GPU that won't cost an arm and a leg, or for those who want some new PC hardware but not necessarily for top of the line gaming.
Conversely, Nvidia may be launching the RTX 40-series in July, a couple of months ahead of the originally anticipated launch window. It seems as though team green is eager to get a
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