Nvidia GTX 1630 Review ft. Palit

1. Introduction2. Palit GTX 1630 Dual3. Testing Methodology4. 3DMark Fire Strike & Time Spy5. Cyberpunk 20776. Dying Light 27. F1 20218. Far Cry 69. Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker10. God of War11. Grand Theft Auto V12. Hitman 313. Rainbow Six Siege14. Resident Evil Village15. Total War: Warhammer III16. The Witcher 317. Performance Summary (12-Game Average)18. Clock Speed19. GPU Temperatures20. Acoustics21. Power Draw: 1080p22. Performance per Watt: 1080p23. Total System Power Draw24. Overclocking25. Closing Thoughts26. View All Pages

Here we present frame rate figures for each graphics card, averaged across all 12 games on test today. These figures can disguise significant variations in performance from game to game, but provide a useful overview of the sort of performance you can expect at each resolution tested.

Looking now at the average performance from across all 12 games, it’s pretty obvious that the GTX 1630 is a very weak gaming GPU, even at lower image quality settings. Its average of 47FPS is 14% behind the 1050 Ti – and remember, that GPU came out in 2016 for about £140. The 1630 is also 36% slower than the 1650, and we won’t even mention the other cards we have tested, like the 570 or GTX 1060, which are all miles faster.

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