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GTX 980 vs GTX 1650 for streaming

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Just a quick question to everyone!

I already have a GTX 980 being used as my streaming hardware on my streaming unit and i am just wondering if its worth to get a GTX 1650 to replace it or an RTX card for better quality for my streams. Any feedback would be highly appreciated! 

 

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2 minutes ago, startmenu said:

Just a quick question to everyone!

I already have a GTX 980 being used as my streaming hardware on my streaming unit and i am just wondering if its worth to get a GTX 1650 to replace it or an RTX card for better quality for my streams. Any feedback would be highly appreciated! 

 

16 series should be good enough due to the nvenc encoder

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would recommend waiting for the new ampere GPUs if you are looking for more performance and quality

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1 minute ago, eeeee1 said:

16 series should be good enough due to the nvenc encoder

Sadly, the nvenc on the 1650 is merely the pascal encoder, instead of the new turing encoder. The improvement would not be that large over the 980's Maxwell encoder, so that GPU should probably stay in the system by itself.

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7 minutes ago, eeeee1 said:

16 series should be good enough due to the nvenc encoder

Thank for responding! 

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7 minutes ago, eeeee1 said:

16 series should be good enough due to the nvenc encoder

Thank for responding! I will take note of this!

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6 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

Sadly, the nvenc on the 1650 is merely the pascal encoder, instead of the new turing encoder. The improvement would not be that large over the 980's Maxwell encoder, so that GPU should probably stay in the system by itself.

Thank for responding! Do you have any forums or video of that? If that is the case would it be better to get a RTX card instead?

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Just now, startmenu said:

Thank for responding! I will take note of this!

would not take note of this as it has the pascal encoder, and not the actual good turing encoder. 

 

also its just a much slower GPU. 

 

 

gtx 980 is a better option. 

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1 minute ago, startmenu said:

Thank for responding! Do you have any forums or video of that? If that is the case would it be better to get a RTX card instead?

The 1650 super and higher are equipped with the Turing encoder, the 1650 regular is the only 16 series card with the pascal encoder. 

 

I believe Gamer's Nexus is where I heard that info, you could check out the reviews on that channel for a lot of info.

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4 minutes ago, startmenu said:

Thank for responding! Do you have any forums or video of that? If that is the case would it be better to get a RTX card instead?

The 1650 Super and up GPUs have the Turing encoder on them. The 1650S is also roughly on par with the 980 in terms of gaming performance.

 

1 minute ago, Fasauceome said:

the 1650 regular is the only 16 series card with the pascal encoder. 

It's got the Volta encoder on it, though to be fair afaik it's about on par with the Pascal encoder in terms of quality.

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2 minutes ago, startmenu said:

Thank for responding! I will take note of this!

The cheapest GPU that has nvec is the 1650 super. 

If you can't get that , get the 980.

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2 minutes ago, TofuHaroto said:

The cheapest GPU that has nvec is the 1650 super. 

If you can't get that , get the 980.

I already have the 980 being my hardware encoder for my streaming PC. Would that be enough?

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Just now, startmenu said:

Would that be enough?

For the most part yes. 

Don't get a 1650.

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4 minutes ago, Mateyyy said:

The 1650 Super and up GPUs have the Turing encoder on them. The 1650S is also roughly on par with the 980 in terms of gaming performance.

 

It's got the Volta encoder on it, though to be fair afaik it's about on par with the Pascal encoder in terms of quality.

If its par with 980's pascal encoding it wouldn't be a big upgrade then?

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1 minute ago, startmenu said:

I already have the 980 being my hardware encoder for my streaming PC. Would that be enough?

If it serves its purpose, then you wouldn't have too much of a reason to get rid of it, unless the power consumption was a concern to you.

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Just now, TofuHaroto said:

For the most part yes. 

Don't get a 1650.

Alright, thanks for your input. I will remove 1650 then from my options and instead will be looking at those RTX cards.

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Just now, Fasauceome said:

If it serves its purpose, then you wouldn't have too much of a reason to get rid of it, unless the power consumption was a concern to you.

Power consumption shouldn't be an issue since i am using a Gaming PC and Streaming PC. I just want to bump up my streaming quality because i want to have a quality especially for fast phase games.

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1 minute ago, startmenu said:

If its par with 980's pascal encoding it wouldn't be a big upgrade then?

The 980 is Maxwell, not Pascal. The Volta encoder used in the 1650 is similar to the Pascal one, the Turing encoder (on the 1650 Super and better) is better.

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1 minute ago, startmenu said:

Power consumption shouldn't be an issue since i am using a Gaming PC and Streaming PC. I just want to bump up my streaming quality because i want to have a quality especially for fast phase games.

Then you may want to consider a 1650 super to improve stream quality, it's the cheapest appreciable upgrade. Cheapest model you can get would do 

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1 minute ago, Mateyyy said:

The 980 is Maxwell, not Pascal. The Volta encoder used in the 1650 is similar to the Pascal one, the Turing encoder (on the 1650 Super and better) is better.

Oh i got confused on that. LOL

Hmmm... im having some second thoughts on 1650 since its the cheapest one.

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1 minute ago, Fasauceome said:

Then you may want to consider a 1650 super to improve stream quality, it's the cheapest appreciable upgrade. Cheapest model you can get would do 

Yeah i wont be using it for gaming anyways since i have a 1080ti on  my gaming PC

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Just now, startmenu said:

Yeah i wont be using it for gaming anyways since i have a 1080ti on  my gaming PC

The 1080 ti has two pascal encoders, you might want to stream from your main PC, without the secondary PC, you might get better results and not need to run two systems.

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14 minutes ago, GoldenLag said:

would not take note of this as it has the pascal encoder, and not the actual good turing encoder. 

 

also its just a much slower GPU. 

 

 

gtx 980 is a better option. 

Are you referring  to 1650?

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Just now, startmenu said:

Are you referring  to 1650?

yes the 1650 has the pascal derived encoder. 

 

its also slower iirc in gaming, if you want something new, id aim 1650 super or higher

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1 minute ago, GoldenLag said:

yes the 1650 has the pascal derived encoder. 

 

its also slower iirc in gaming, if you want something new, id aim 1650 super or higher

Alright, I will take note of this! Thanks for the input!

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