ShadowChip now has a GTX 1630 Grand Admiral graphics card on shelves with a non-public PCB design for $1199.
According to the official description, the card uses a non-public PCB design, optimizing the PCB lines for more stable operation. In terms of parameters, the card features 512CUDA, 1785MHz acceleration frequency, 4GB 64 bit 12Gbps GDDR6 memory, 75W TDP, and no independent power supply. The interfaces include three DP 1.4 and one HDMI 2.0b.
IT House has learned that the core of the GEFORCE GTX 1630 is still the TU117 core of the previous generation Turing architecture, and in terms of performance, the GTX 1630 is approximately equal to the GTX 1050 Ti.
At present, seven rainbow, MSI and other manufacturers have launched GTX 1630 models, starting at about $1199.
