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2019.12.03
eteknix.com ZOTAC GAMING GTX 1650 SUPER Twin Fan's Review:
Zotac has a pretty strong reputation for creating decent graphics cards. They’ve always had their focus on delivering the best performance they can and that certainly holds true today. The new card is very competitive with the other two GTX 1650 SUPER cards we’ve tested today, but it remains one of the most competitive on price too. |
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2019.11.30
techquila.co.in ZOTAC GAMING GTX 1650 SUPER Twin Fan's View:
As it stands right now, the GeForce GTX 1650 Super is the best graphics card for 1080p gaming, and the Zotac twin fan variant is one of the better cards on the market. It runs cool and is barely audible even when overclocked. Like all other Zotac cards, it comes with an extended warranty of 5 years. |
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2019.11.30
wccftech.com ZOTAC GAMING GTX 1650 SUPER Twin Fan's Review: wccftech.com - Great Value
The ZOTAC Gaming GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER might be tiny, and it does have a bit of an anemic cooler, but it does all come together with a very solid delivery and overclocks decently well to deliver extra performance without adding to the cost. At $159.99 the GeForce GTX 1650 is the card to beat at under $200. The ZOTAC Gaming GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER walks away with an easy win of the Great Value Award and is absolutely worthy of the SUPER moniker. |
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2019.11.28
tomshardware ZOTAC GAMING GTX 1650 SUPER Twin Fan's Review:
The Zotac GTX 1650 Super is able to reach 60 fps or more in many titles when running 1080p resolutions and is a good value at $160. It’s SFF-friendly at just over six inches long. We just wish its fans were quieter under load. |
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2019.11.28
Techpowerup GTX 1650 SUPER Twin Fan's Review:
Zotac's GTX 1650 Super is a customized version of the reference design that looks to be optimized for physical size and cost. The card runs at NVIDIA default clocks, with the default power limit. Looking at overall performance at 1080p Full HD, we're seeing dramatic performance improvements over the GTX 1650 non-Super. The GTX 1650 Super is 33% faster, which is much better than everyone expected, I think. |
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2019.11.11
thinkcomputers.org ZOTAC GAMING RTX 2080 SUPER AMP's Review:
The Zotac GeForce RTX 2080 Super AMP comes with a slight factory overclock (1845 MHz vs 1815 MHz) and a very nice dual-fan custom cooling solution. The card looks great and you even get some RGB lighting on the side of the card. The slight overclock will get you a couple more FPS in games, but it is not going to be noticeable. The cooling solution did a great job keeping the maxed out TU104 nice and cool and it was not all that loud, although a little louder than some of the other cards we’ve tested lately. The card also has a very nice metal full-cover backplate, which not only helps with stability, but it is going to look quite nice in your system. |
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2019.11.05
Vortez.net ZOTAC GAMING GTX 1660 SUPER Twin Fan's Review:
In our launch review for GTX 1660 SUPER we examined the INNO3D Twin X2 which is plagued by an incredibly loud cooler, but we’re pleased to report that ZOTAC has this department covered. Not only does their thermal design keep noise to a minimum with the double fan design, but temperature reading is reasonably low too. |
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2019.10.29
hd-tecnologia.com ZOTAC GAMING GTX 1660 SUPER Twin Fan's Review:
Undoubtedly, the GeForce GTX 1660 Super is an interesting option for those who were thinking of buying a “standard” GTX 1660 and have not yet done so. Although it has an additional 5% cost, in return we will have an average performance of 12% higher in models of the same frequency. Regarding this specific model, it obviously has good performance, although the lack of backplate and its small cooling make as always happens, we recommend going through an intermediate model with better factory cooling and overclock, which although it costs a little more worth the investment. The models of the different brands, including Zotac, will be in the vast majority the same as those of the original GTX 1660, so if they had any model in view, it is sure that it will also be available in Super version.
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2019.10.29
Techquila.co.in ZOTAC GAMING GTX 1660 SUPER Twin Fan's Review:
Temps and Acoustics The Zotac GeForce GTX 1660 Super runs pretty cool. During our benchmark runs, the temps mostly hovered in the early 70s. This is one of NVIDIA’s main advantages over AMD’s graphics architecture, the heat dissipation is much less pronounced. The card ran quiet and no notable fan noise was audible even during extended gaming sessions.
Conclusion
The Zotac variants retail for Rs. 21,390 for the Twin fan version and 22,590 for the factory overclocked AMP variant. One of the main perks of going with Zotac is that you get an extended 5-year warranty. The acoustics and temps are also quite impressive considering that this is one of the cheaper 1660 Supers on the market. So it’s official, the GTX 1660 Super makes the 1660 Ti obsolete. 1440p gaming at less than 25K!
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