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World of Warcraft: GTX 1650 Benchmarked in Open World, Dungeons and Raid



First of a series, in this video I’m benchmarking World of Warcraft BFA, today with the MSI GTX 1650 Ventus XS OC and comparing it to the Asus Strix RX570 OC.

You will see Open World, Dungeon and Raid benchmarks.

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Intel Core i9 9900K OVerclocked at 5.2GHz (5GHz cache)
Trident Z RGB 4600 C18.18.18.36 340 2T
Asus Maximus X Apex

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22 Comments

  1. Nvidia GeForce GT 710
    Intel i3-9100F
    16 gigs ram
    Gigabyte Technology H310M S2H 2.0
    Just got paid for a translation gig so i was thinking of getting this card,then upgrade the i3 to a i5 then upgrade the motherboard.
    but will this card be enough to run Shadowlands in 1080p (open world,dungeons) without lag or shuttering?

  2. The only real advantage the 1650 has is it doesn't require an external power supply and can have a low profile. This makes it a good upgrade for a pre-built of from Best Buy. They could've branded the 1650 as a 1640 plus geared as a store bought PC upgrade. And the 1650 Super as the base 1650. Maybe then reviewers wouldn't have been so disappointed in it, especially since it gets consistently beat by the Radeon 570. AMD has done a great job the last couple years prioritizing performance and customer satisfaction over penny pinching. This is largely why their stock has gone from $5/share to $50+/share

  3. Nice benchmark man! My mother (47 YO, I'm a proud gamer son) recently got into world of warcraft those past months but she's been playing on an old laptop with a gt 500 series GPU. Her framerate was already low in vanilla content, but it got abyssmaly low after she bought BFA and tried to play in the new zones. It was freezing too much and it was pretty much unplayable. So I purchassed her a gaming Laptop during sales with a GTX 1650. Seeing your benchmarks reassured me in thinking that I made the right choice. She's going to love playing in max quality at a good framerate.
    Many thanks and love from France

  4. Great video! Great content! You are really onto something here since there are practically no other tech enthusiasts benchmarking WoW right now!
    May I suggest in the next video also including the resolution in the benchmark slides? I know its clear this is 1080p, but it would be useful to show it.

    My request would be a round-up of each video card across multiple resolutions like you did in your CPU roundup video. Seeing multiple video cards at 1080p, 1440p and 2160p would be useful.

  5. First off, thanks for being one of the few channels benching in WoW. Also i understand that due to the nature of the MMO genre it's impossible to make accurate benchmarks. But you should at least mention that the FPS in LFR (i wouldn't even call it a raid, even blizz once called it "tourist mode") are not representable of a true raid where not half the people are afk or only pressing one button. If everyone in the raid performs at a decent level the FPS will be alot lower especially during burst and aoe phases. Just saying, so people don't think they will have 100 FPS in a guild raid (even stable 60 is not always possible). Then there's patchday and alot of addons will cause problems again… enjoy the FPS drops tommorrow 😀

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