GTX Super Graphic Cards

GTX Super Series Graphic Cards.

launched on 29-10-2019.

The GTX Super graphics cards were a lineup released by Nvidia in 2019. They were essentially refreshed versions of the original GTX 16 series cards, offering improved performance thanks to the use of faster GDDR6 memory.

Here are the detailed descriptions of the GTX Super graphic cards:

GTX 1660 Super

• Release Date: October 29, 2019
• Memory: 6GB GDDR6
• Boost Clock: Up to 1815 MHz
• VRAM Speed: 14 Gbps
• Turing Cores: 1408
• CUDA Cores: 1280
• Tensor Cores: No
• RT Cores: No

The GTX 1660 Super was the most popular card in the Super lineup, offering excellent price-to-performance for 1080p gaming. It could deliver smooth frame rates in most games at high settings, and even handle some games at 1440p resolution.

GTX 1650 Super

• Release Date: November 22, 2019
• Memory: 4GB GDDR6
• Boost Clock: Up to 1815 MHz
• VRAM Speed: 12 Gbps
• Turing Cores: 896
• CUDA Cores: 1280
• Tensor Cores: No
• RT Cores: No

The GTX 1650 Super was a more budget-friendly option that was still capable of 1080p gaming at decent frame rates. It was a good choice for gamers who were on a tighter budget.

GTX 1670 Super

• Release Date: July 2, 2019
• Memory: 8GB GDDR6
• Boost Clock: Up to 1860 MHz
• VRAM Speed: 16 Gbps
• Turing Cores: 2304
• CUDA Cores: 1920
• Tensor Cores: No
• RT Cores: No

The GTX 1670 Super was the most powerful card in the Super lineup, offering performance that was close to the RTX 2060. It was a good choice for gamers who wanted to play demanding games at high settings or even explore 1440p gaming with high refresh rates.

Conclusion

It's important to note that the GTX Super series is now discontinued, as Nvidia has since released newer generations of graphics cards, such as the RTX 30 series and the RTX 40 series. However, they can still be found used or in some pre-built PCs, and they can still be a good option for budget-minded gamers who are looking for a capable 1080p gaming card.