I don't think so. the p1000 may have some use for CAD and specific applications but editing work may rely more on how powerfull the card is alone, and the 1650 is quite more powerfull than the p1000. but I dont have a way to test this, I'm based on past benchmarks of other cards and this basic comparison (https://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-Quadro-P1000-vs-Nvidia-GTX-1650/m271840vs4039) anyone more experienced on this?
For what it's worth, it appears that at least one instance of the MSI card has now been spotted in the wild, at a store in Akiba. Price there was 19,800 yen ($183).
LowProfile対応のGeForce GTX 1650がMSIから、補助電源は不要
LowProfile仕様のGeForce GTX 1650搭載ビデオカードがMSIから登場、「GeForce GTX 1650 4GT LP」が発売された。akiba-pc.watch.impress.co.jp
The Asus RTX 1650 Ti definitely won't show up. GTX? Possibly. Though first Nvidia would have to launch a GPU called 1650 Ti. Until then, I guess we'll have to settle for a potential Asus GTX 1650.
Well, if you are interested in a low profile card, the new ZOTAC and MSI 1650s are pretty much the way to go. There are no other 1650 offerings from other manufacturers, and there are no faster LP cards at all.
AMD seems to have no interest in low-power GPUs (and for good reason, as most consumers don't care either), so only Nvidia GPUs appear to be usable on small cards for the forseeable future. I'd like to see some options _over_ 75 watts, but as almost no mainstream SFF boxes have even a single PCIe power connector, the market for them would be vanishingly small.AMD hasn't had a real route to faster low power GPUs since the 550 and 560 launched, so talking about a "lack of interest" doest make much sense. With RDNA significantly improving power efficiency we should see some promising low-power AMD GPUs in the future - after all, they need a small die to get into the very lucrative entry level gaming laptop market.Ah, more choices would be nice.
I've heard nothing so far about Asus or GIGABYTE or anybody else releasing LP 1650 options any time soon, and I can't really see how they would be significantly superior...
And so I'm venting my frustration with a post. I don't know what has happened with MSI, they apparently just released a handful of cards to Japan last month and then went quiet. At least on the ZOTAC front, things seem to be going well for them; of the European storefronts that report the number of units they have in stock, several are now down to single digits remaining (and a couple have sold out).Another week has passed without a general release of LP 1650 cards to the western hemisphere.
But yeah, I've had all sorts of theories floating through my head the past few weeks; most of them revolve around the idea that the comparatively small SFF market, along with the royal beating the press gave the 1650 when it first came out, has made manufacturers wary about putting too much effort into producing these cards. If MSI and ZOTAC are only rolling out their products in extremely low volumes, they may want to just target their most likely consumers first, rather than spread themselves extremely thinly across the entire globe...
