We found out more than a month ago NVIDIA was working on the GeForce GTX 1630, a lower-end graphics card which would strengthen the company’s offering in this segment one step down compared to the GTX 1650, a model that so far closes the lower part of the NVIDIA catalog, and an interesting move that shows that there is life and activity here as well. among the cheapest options for graphics adapters.

There are still several aspects of the GeForce GTX 1630 technical specifications that we do not know, such as the type of memory to be connected or its fundamental frequency, but part of his technical sheet would already be revealed:

• TU117-150 graphics core at 12 nm.
• CUDA cores: 512
• Texturing units: 32
• Raster units: 32
• Memory: 4 gigabytes (no doubt GDDR5 or GDDR6)
• Bandwidth: 12 GB / s
• Bus: 64 bit

This already allows us to get an idea of ​​what we can expect from this GeForce GTX 1630, although it still leaves some doubts. The good news, as we can read in Wccftech, is that deleting them doesn’t have to take too long The GeForce GTX 1630 could go on sale as early as June 28that is, next Tuesday. Of course, the moment when we will be able to complete its technical sheet and from which we can wait for the arrival of the first performance tests.

Recall that an important aspect of the GeForce GTX 1630 is this will not contain Tensor cores or ray tracing, and that, in principle, there will be no reference proposal. So it will be the manufacturers who will adapt this new GPU to cards developed on the basis of their own criteria. This is very interesting because it opens up a field for different designs that enrich the low-end offering with different adapters based on this chip.

The less good part comes from the price prediction we can see in that publication, and that suggests that The price of the GeForce GTX 1630 will be around $ 150, well above 100-120 euros, which we expected and that would be its ideal price, based on what we currently know about it. We will have to wait to see if that price is confirmed, as well as its adjustment when jumping to the old continent, but if it finally settles there, now that the graphics card market has finally normalized, it does not seem to be particularly recommended option.