Bottleneck screengrabs are from PC Builds. It would take a better PC with a better CPU to run the GTX 1650 without bottleneck. This doesn't mean that there aren't people that have run it, possibly unaware of bottleneck.
i have a optiplex 3010 mt with a original motherboard and a i7 2600k,i have already a gt 730 4gb vram but is not good for gaming,I was thinking of putting a GTX 1650,can I put it without compatibility problems?
The GTX 1050 ti looks like your best bet. While the GTX 1050 ti could be outside of normal old Dell specs, it is for sure in the video, I've been suggesting what's been working for YouTubers and users in this forum.
Yes, you can. Just be aware you may have minor bottleneck issues when it comes to the i7-2600. I didn't see hardly a thing on YouTube in regards to that combo.
Thanks for sharing the screengrabs. Result on 1080p is pretty close to what I got. I see the result is completely different for 2160p. If you want, go for it and I think you'll have good luck with it. I might have to start asking users what resolution they plan on using.
I'm sure you know - The i7-2600k can't be OC'ed in an Optiplex. That's why I went with the i7-2600 for bottleneck checks. Turbo speed is still there though.
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Yes, your PSU can power the 75w GTX 1650, but...
Bottleneck screengrabs are from PC Builds. It would take a better PC with a better CPU to run the GTX 1650 without bottleneck. This doesn't mean that there aren't people that have run it, possibly unaware of bottleneck.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OUHQ-G6Lssk
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DInfYxgZiI0
I linked a couple of videos to show 240w and above PSU's can power 75w GPU cards. In case somebody says it doesn't work...