GeForce GTX 1650 switches to GDDR6 memory, `industry running out of GDDR5`
(Windows Phone Central)

A shortage of GDDR5 memory is giving NVIDIA`s low end a boost. What you need to know NVIDIA has moved to GDDR6 memory for its GeForce GTX 1650 graphics cards. The move was prompted by a shortage of the GDDR5 memory the GTX 1650 relied on. Third-party graphics card makers, like Zotac and EVGA, have launched their updated cards. NVIDIA`s GeForce GTX 1650 graphics card is getting a bit of a bump in the memory departments. The company has shifted the card`s memory from GDDR5 to GDDR6, resulting in a bandwidth increase that should drive its performance up by a slight margin. The reason for the shift is the interesting part, however. In a statement to PCGamer, and NVIDIA representative said there`s simply a shortage of GDDR5 right now. `The industry is running out of GDDR5, so we`ve transitioned the product to GDDR6,` the representative said. The result is graphics card manufacturers are now announcing their updated cards with GDDR6. Both Zotac and EVGA are among those who have reve...