Windows 10: Geforce GTX 650

For some reason the GTX 650 was working for me with windows 10 but as i used a HDMI on my CPU then i put it back in my GTX 650 it stopped working so i put it back in my CPU then looked at my Device manager just to see that there was no more Geforce in Display Adaptors so i tried reinstalling my drivers but it just says it isnt compatible for some reason :/ please help.

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Windows 10 Home Setup Says GeForce GTX 650 Is Not Compatible

Hello everyone,,,

I've been happily running Windows 8.0 (not 8.1) for a few years on a home-built computer and I was over six years behind on updates.

Sidebar Explanation: Updates for me have been historically frustrating because I can think of many times when things perform flawlessly for me, then I install an update, and suddenly something doesn't work correctly anymore, or I have other problems, when the only thing I had done to the system was update it. So I have often eschewed updates solely for that reason. My computer worked. It did everything I wanted it to do. I didn't get viruses or malware because I was careful about what I was doing online. Occasionally I might have gotten a Potentially Unwanted Program from some toolbar, but that was easily fixed. I was happy.

Anyway, updating was kind of frustrating because of problems irrelevant to this post, so I went to Walmart and brought Windows 10 Home...home. Excited to be upgrading so I can update Photoshop to a version that's not compatible with Windows 8, I stuck the USB stick into my computer and started the process. After a step or two and several minutes of waiting, I was greeted with this screen:


Well, that card is actually listed as a compatible card for Windows 10! So naturally, I'm confused. I don't have the very latest driver installed for the card in Windows 8, but I assumed the setup would check the actual hardware, not the driver running it.

The Nvidia site is confusing. The page for the GTX 650 has DirectX 12 listed as a technology:

Specifications | GeForce

But when viewing their list of DirectX-Compatible cards, the GTX 650 is not listed. Research outside Nvidia shows that the 650 GTX has DirectX support only through "feature levels", but only full DirectX 11 support.

Can someone clear up my confusion a little?

Thank you. *Smile

 

ZOTAC Announces its GeForce GTX 650 Ti Lineup

ZOTAC International, a leading innovator and global manufacturer of graphics cards, mainboards and mini-PCs, today completes its GeForce Kepler lineup with the ZOTAC GeForce GTX 650 Ti and GTX 650 Ti AMP! Edition. The new ZOTAC GeForce GTX 650 Ti series enables gamers to step up to turbocharged GeForce GTX graphics and embrace the latest epic adventures in stunning detail with best-in-class performance.

“ZOTAC is pleased to offer a new sweet-spot graphics cards that delivers an amazing gaming experience and class-leading features with our GeForce GTX 650 Ti series,” said Carsten Berger, marketing director, ZOTAC International.







The ZOTAC GeForce GTX 650 Ti ships in 1GB and 2GB GDDR5 memory configurations to let users select the right amount of memory for their needs. Stepping up to the ZOTAC GeForce GTX 650 Ti AMP! Edition with 2GB yields a performance boost up to 12-percent for more demanding gamers.

It’s time to play with the ZOTAC GeForce GTX 650 Ti series!

General details
ZOTAC GeForce GTX 650 Ti series (common features)

• NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 Ti GPU
• 768 processor cores
• Custom enhanced cooling solution
• 1GB or 2GB GDDR5 memory
• 128-bit memory interface

ZOTAC GeForce GTX 650 Ti

• Engine clock: 941 MHz
• Memory clock: 5400 MHz

ZOTAC GeForce GTX 650 Ti AMP! Edition

• Engine clock: 1033 MHz
• Memory clock: 6200 MHz

[*]PCI Express 3.0 interface
[*]NVIDIA Surround capable
[*]NVIDIA FXAA & TXAA technology
[*]NVIDIA Adaptive Vertical Sync
[*]NVIDIA NVENC video transcoding acceleration capable
[*]DirectX 11.1 technology & Shader Model 5.1
[*]OpenGL 4.3 compatible
[*]Blu-ray 3D ready
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NVIDIA Working on Faster GeForce GTX 650 Ti

They won't do such a thing because:-

• It's the $140~$150 price-point that HD 7790 is after, and which GTX 650 Ti holds
• "GTX 660 SE" would step up production cost (192-bit == at least six memory chips)
• Tinkering with clocks on the existing 650 Ti costs nothing.
• Something else that wouldn't cost anything, is giving GTX 650 Ti the GPU Boost feature, something it currently lacks