@@ahmetkemalkeskin5445 usually RTS & CDProjekt RED games, mainly the Witcher series. I hope to start Cyberpunk soon. Oh and oldschool point'n click adventure games from Lucas arts as well.
I think the reason these hold their value so well is that Quadro cards have unlocked hardware transcoding (compared to gtx/rtx) and can be used as Plex transcoders in cheap low profile pcs, and the pascal generation had a decent transcoding engine.
Only the p2000 and up have unlocked transcoding sadly sides it is so trivial to use a script to unlock those on any gtx card that it has become a non-issue
Nvidia cards have very capable transcoders but as you say GTX/RTX are limited to only 2 streams, But you can easily patch to unlock that limit.. It's a common thing in plex servers equipped with Nvidia consumer cards.
@@danimayb Nvidia has a bad habit of handicapping their cards for no reason. At this point I wonder if they're doing it because they want to annoy us, or because they genuinely think it'll stop us.
@@IndellableHatesHandles Genrally they do things like this to avoid internal competition between their product stacks. They don't want gaming cards digging into the professional market. Because if a business finds that a GeForce or RTX card can suit their needs just fine at half the price then some businesses are gonna have no problem just using a bunch of the cheaper option for professional uses, if they dont need the special validated drivers. This goes as far as physically disabling certain parts of the die itself to avoid people finding exploits and making drivers to reunlock certain abilities. But in most cases disabling a capability in the firmware is enough to keep things separated, since most businesses aren't gonna have their IT department flashing the firmware on every card or installing weird hacked drivers, given the risk associated with that. Oh, and similar things happen with consumer cards too. Like the EVGA RTX2060KO. It was a bunch of defective 2080/2070 dies that couldn't be used. But instead of throwing them out they locked out even more cores or clocked them down or something. Someone figured this out and made a modified driver that unlocked a fair bit of extra performance back from the higher end die.
I got one of these for $8 Canadian Buckaroos at a thrift store and stuck it in a 13 year old dell optiplex for my friend who had a very limited budget. A few used and salvaged parts here, one or two new parts out of my pocket there, and before we knew it the once tired old school computer was playing AAA games and preforming admirably!
I bought this card at the beginning of the year, to replace a GT1030 in a retro gaming PC. At the time graphics card prices were through the roof (used GT1030s were eBaying for around £115-£130!...) So £70 quid was a bargain, and a hell of a lot cheaper than a LP 1050! Plus p620 has a lower TDP (40w vs 75w)
Nice. I did the same some years ago with a gtx 745 someone pulled from a dell system. You got a nice gem on your hands. These business cards should last a long time no issue, since they are made for enterprise
I was just thinking today, reminiscing on the previous video, that you should review this in detail, P620 is still pretty plentiful on the market, both used and new, and doesn't seem like a horrible choice for SFF and/or low power machines. Not for modern AAA gaming for sure, but for older stuff or eSports... It's pretty cool. Also, the multiple display ports means all kinds of multi-monitor setups are viable with it. Quite a versatile little thing. :)
In professional workloads this GPU kicks ass. For the same level of performance on the commercial side you'd have to get something pretty high-end. This was great for its time.
i have the older core-down clock-up variant (P600) and it's a handy little card. LP sizing and sub slot-only TDP, can throw it in anything for quick uplift in capability. no worrying about psu or form factor.
Wow, I can't believe how well this can play games form even 2 years ago., let alone ANY AAA title. I actually bought this for $30, but I was STILL doubting whether this may be able to play PS3 emulation. Apparently I may have underestimated it's performance @512 CUDA cores. Hence, after watching your video, I may wholly reconsider this to actually use in my emulation SFF box!
This vs the RX550/640, those can be had for $70. Low profile cards like the P620 and 550 can be good for those half height Optiplex clients, since their PCIe gen 3 would limit a rx6400
Don't bother with the RX550, this card actually outperforms it and is far cheaper. Look around some more and get a 1050-Ti and for budget gaming in 1080p you'll be totally fine.
I think the p620 is faster than the Rx 550. I'm thinking of snagging one of these to replace an Rx 550 for emulation. It's not much of an upgrade, but my thinking is that Nvidia works better with opengl than AMD.
I have it in my second pc. I have it since the summer of 2018. It does a great job with PCSX2 at 1080p. I also played some pretty new games on decent settings with it. On some games it do amazing. I remember I played Rise of Tomb rider on ultra settings at 1600x900.
To my surprise, the P400 and P620 both use the Nvidia GP107 14nm gpu chip! The P620 has a higher boost clock, faster memory clock (50% faster), and wider memory bus (128bit vs 64bit). Those changes make the P620 a better performer than the P400, even using the same gpu.
G'day Random Steve, Another Awesome Random video😁, I really like seeing the not regular to gaming GPUs tested as sometimes you can find a surprise, These are very expensive down here too starting at $180AUD on Ebay, currently for gaming you can either save over $100AUD on similar performance with a GTX750/750Ti or get something way better like a GTX1060 6GB or RX480/580 for the similar $AUD. As an example I just picked up a Xeon E3-1240 V2 ($50AUD) & GTX1060 6GB ($175) to upgrade a DELL i3 ($90AUD) to flip as a Gaming PC
iirc one of the main difference between a quadro and gtx is that quadro firmware / microcode is optimized for floating point calculations (precision results) while gtx is optimized for integer calculations (fast results), and games use far more integer calculations than floating point ones.
Hey mate, hope you are feeling better. You might try some ginger tea w/ marshmallow root and lobelia if you can find it. Thanks for the vid on the quadro definitely an interesting little card!
funly enough ive actualy been looking into an quadro K4000 just to have an 1 slot card i can dedicate to OBS and Premier Encode instead of having to use an 2 Slot 980Ti which is what im currently using for Video and OBS encode
I think Quadro cards are underappreciated. Their main feature is low power consumption and accessibility. They're small, don't run very hot and still deliver a lot of output regardless. They are expensive because the targeted market isn't the gaming community, but the professional business line-up for Power workstations and designers/video editors, etc. And those don't really care that much about pricing, and there's not much competition. ATI's equivalent the FirePro is no different. No gamer will get their hands on this because they think they're getting worse performance for more money, but at the end of the year the electricity bill will prove them wrong. Especially with the Nvidia 4xxxx series coming up and their ridiculous power spec it's about time we get to think about power to performance ratio. Which the Quadro obviously excels at.
GTX 1050, with shaders disabled to the performance of an RX 550 or GTX 650ti. If I recall correctly, the gigabyte card in previous video was a GTX 650 plain.
You should look at the A2000 its a RTX3070 or 80 (not sure) Core undervolted to 75w, very good watt/Fps rating but it gets beaten on that by the RX6600 i think
I have both this and the gtx 750 ti and by comparing them I actually think that the quadro p620 is better as it provides basically the exact same performance plus with full dx12 support and less power consumption
paid 4800yen for one online. Using it for HTPC and playing dolphin wii emulator and below. Runs fine, I really wanted a cheap low profile GPU. It's got me interested in running games at the lowest settings for the best performance
I would pair this thing with an i5 3600, 8gb ram and some xfce based linux distro. Good for emulators, good for general work, and likely to see a performance benefit from the extremely lightweight desktop environment.
Decent little card, the workstations at my old school had these in them. I was able to do 4k editing in Premiere with some color correction and get very smooth playback. Also used it in another class with Blender for some small projects. Having the CUDA cores really makes a bump to performance, but the 2GB of VRAM often got in the way on larger projects. I also did use it to play a copy of Portal 2 I brought to class once :D
0:51 my question for a card like this, could you use this in addition to your main GPU, only specifically for video capture/ streaming in lieu of a true1080p/ 2k/4k capture card?
In the same PC you'd have to have a mobo that has two PCIe x16 lane slots in order use the second card without impacting the main gpu card. Or at least one that would do two PCIe slots with x8 lanes each for minimal impact.
They're down to $50 now, I just bought one for Plex decoding but it's funny to think I could use it for gaming too if I really wanted to. Still far cheaper than the GeForce 1050 so if you're looking for absolute bottom of the barrel or maybe a retro gaming device, sure why not!
Are the Quadro gpus the best option for upgrading low profile low power desktops? I know there are some single slot low profile GTX but they seem to be quite rare.
I wonder if games like forza or dirt rally, if the camera perspectiv will give more fps or lower it, as I would think that if the GPU has to reder the your own car as well would mean a drop of fps, maybe just 1-2 fps but, it would be fun to know.
My gtx 1050 2gb low profile just died is the p620 an equal or better replacement because my i have dell optiplex 790 sff pc please suggest because i am thinking of buying one when I saw your video.
@randomgaminginhd Could you link me to the correct driver that would work with Windows 11? I got one of these yesterday and I've had no luck with drivers and am having my system seize up on boot etc (hot swapped from my 1660s)
I have got hold of a Lenovo p330 SSF which has much better CPU and a greater quantity of superior memory than my current desktop - only thing is it's a small form factor setup - So i'm interested in this card - is this one of the better SSF cards to play games? Any other suggestions? I only really play Arma 3 which is very CPU heavy - so I'm guessing that an upgrade from 3rd GEN i7 with 16gb of DDR3 to an 8th Gen i5 with 40gb DDR4 would more than negate the drop from my 1650 Super (which wouldn't fit in the case or work with the PSU) to this card.
Well first thing you should check is if you can only put a single slot Low profile GPU. Or a dual slot low profile GPU. I tried to find some pictures about that Lenovo and it looks like it can hold a dual slot one but I'm not sure so you should check it out yourself. Also the PSU appears to be a 260w 80 plus platinum unit. This GPU is pretty bad value. Even in used markets. Best SFF card right now is the RTX A2000. It performs about the same as the RTX 3050. And can be had in the used market for about 250 bucks for the 6gb vram model. There is also a 12gb vram model but they are much rarer and go for much higher prices. As such the 12gb version is not worth it. Go for the 6gb one. If that's too expensive the second best LP gpu is the AMD RX 6400. They go about 100 bucks used and 150 bucks new. It performs slightly better than a 1650 on PCIE 4.0. But on PCIE 3.0 (which is what the P330 is at) it performs about the same as a 1650 non super. And it can also do RT but not very well. Also if your case can only handle a Single slot LP card then this is basically your only option. Then if you absolutely must go nvidia but you do not want to pay what the A2000 costs. Then the last option is to find a rare low profile version of the 1650. On used markets they go for about 140-150. So really it makes sense to buy a brand new one. That would cost about 180 bucks. But my main recommendations would be the RTX A2000 or the RX 6400 depending on your budget. Since all those cards are low profile, they also do not need external pcie power. And all of them will consume 75 watts or less so your PSU will be able to handle it. Anyway I know this is a month later, so hopefully you got some help from this.
Can you please tell us a gpu which gives the same performance as this? You said 1050 but how does it perform compared to 1050 and if 1050 is better then what's this comporable to??
My fav site to compare gpu (technical .city , in case youtube autodeletes comments with web links)uses various benchmark scores to compare and it says the 1050 is 40% faster than the P620 on consumer type benchmarks.
I'm impressed that workstation cards can run games because these cards are projected to work with softwares, as you can see that card has four display ports which means it was designed for a workstation to four people, but let me explain what is a workstation first: workstations are a way to use the power of a computer sharing its resources, workstations can has four people working easily in the same machine ( but apparently no programmer or I.T expert dont realized it), the purpose of workstations machines is just for offices as you can set four different accounts at the same time in one machine , so these cards are developed to deal whit static images more than accelerating them, they were projected to use a single computer between four persons in a office, but i dont think that theres anyone who can configure it correctly right now 😞🤣
Guys , one question, i have just uninstalled the video driver of my RX470, then I restarted my PC but now the graphic card don't give video, i have a board and a CPU which don't have integrated graphics. Any idea about how to solve it without the classics "buy another card" and some other sarcastic phrases? Thanks in advance
@@hardware_maniac I uninstalled the AMD Adrenalin software, then when the software asked for restart, the trouble happened . I am looking how to reset my Bios o check your suggestion and thanks 👍🏻 // I have unplugged the graphic card and I didn't find the CLRCmos so I just take out the battery for a minute, but the problem persist
If you're running windows 10, it should detect the card on startup and use a generic VGA driver so you can at least see some video. Full shutdown and start pc, wait like 5 minutes for it to configure the video? And/or try a different video cable type, like dvi or displayport if you're using hdmi?
@@soupwizard Hello, thanks for helping out, you won't believe it, but I read something about some "new" monitor issues with generic driver, so I remember I used to use a TV before my actual monitor . Guess what, i plug the TV, and I got image, then I plug the monitor and now it gives image... Man this kind of stupid things could cause deaths by stress 😬
Not true. There is a reason why the K620 is so cheap. It cannot decode VP9 video which is what TH-cam is using. It also cannot support H.265 HEVC video decoding . You'll need to depend on your CPU which sucks. P620 or even P600 can do both.
@@fleurdewin7958 Throw a K620 alongside any quad core cpu and you have a gaming PC for Fortnite / Roblox / Valorant etc - its a 700 series chip and quite capable of low 1080p gaming at 60fps on many titles. A gem of a card.
No K620 doesn't have DX12 support. It has as much DX12 support than GTX 460. It is DX12 feature level 11.0 card. Which is basically DX11. Heck it's not even the highest feature level of DX11. Which is DX12 feature level 11.1. A card is considered a DX12 card when it supports DX12 feature level 12.0 at least. (oldest card to do that was the AMD HD 7790 released in early 2013). The earliest Nvidia cards that supported true DX12 were the GTX 970 and 980. Those cards supported DX12 feature level 12.1 (nvidia hasn't made a card that only supports DX12 FL 12.0)
@@Liinuli. This is why people waste so much money buying PC hardware they don't need - a kind of macho snobbery about older equipment that pivots around graphs and techpowerup - and next to nothing about what it ACTUALLY DOES - I can pop this card TODAY in a system and it will run Fortnite in DX12 mode, none of my customers (hard pressed parents with kids who just need a cheap Birthday / Christmas present) give a damn about native DX12 support - indeed Fortnite runs even better in its own performance mode. No it won't run Cyberpunk 2077 but when I can I am looking for a budget GPU solution for the games my customers kids actually play - Minecraft - Fortnite - Roblox etc and I can buy 10 of these for less than £200 shipped...
The letter at the start of quadro cards is the architecture of the card. (A4000 = ampere, t1000 = turing, p620 = pascal, k620 = kepler)
Well I hadn’t thought of or noticed that, thanks :)
@@RandomGaminginHD Some of the 'K''s are 'Maxwell'
I did not know this haha
What about M?
@@rokoblox maxwell
As a gamer and a work-from-home radiologist I love this card. It runs on my sff workstation and enables me to game ocasionally on my breakes
Awesome :)
Wow that's so cool :) What do you play mostly?
@@ahmetkemalkeskin5445 probably surgeon simulator , boom boom tiss...
@@MrSCOTTtheSCOT 🙃
@@ahmetkemalkeskin5445 usually RTS & CDProjekt RED games, mainly the Witcher series. I hope to start Cyberpunk soon. Oh and oldschool point'n click adventure games from Lucas arts as well.
I think the reason these hold their value so well is that Quadro cards have unlocked hardware transcoding (compared to gtx/rtx) and can be used as Plex transcoders in cheap low profile pcs, and the pascal generation had a decent transcoding engine.
Only the p2000 and up have unlocked transcoding sadly sides it is so trivial to use a script to unlock those on any gtx card that it has become a non-issue
Nvidia cards have very capable transcoders but as you say GTX/RTX are limited to only 2 streams, But you can easily patch to unlock that limit.. It's a common thing in plex servers equipped with Nvidia consumer cards.
@@danimayb Nvidia has a bad habit of handicapping their cards for no reason. At this point I wonder if they're doing it because they want to annoy us, or because they genuinely think it'll stop us.
yes yes, I understood about....5 words in this paragraph
@@IndellableHatesHandles Genrally they do things like this to avoid internal competition between their product stacks. They don't want gaming cards digging into the professional market. Because if a business finds that a GeForce or RTX card can suit their needs just fine at half the price then some businesses are gonna have no problem just using a bunch of the cheaper option for professional uses, if they dont need the special validated drivers. This goes as far as physically disabling certain parts of the die itself to avoid people finding exploits and making drivers to reunlock certain abilities. But in most cases disabling a capability in the firmware is enough to keep things separated, since most businesses aren't gonna have their IT department flashing the firmware on every card or installing weird hacked drivers, given the risk associated with that. Oh, and similar things happen with consumer cards too. Like the EVGA RTX2060KO. It was a bunch of defective 2080/2070 dies that couldn't be used. But instead of throwing them out they locked out even more cores or clocked them down or something. Someone figured this out and made a modified driver that unlocked a fair bit of extra performance back from the higher end die.
I got one of these for $8 Canadian Buckaroos at a thrift store and stuck it in a 13 year old dell optiplex for my friend who had a very limited budget.
A few used and salvaged parts here, one or two new parts out of my pocket there, and before we knew it the once tired old school computer was playing AAA games and preforming admirably!
SAME I went to Value Village and bought a PC for $9 just for fun; come to open it up and found me one of these lol
Please revisit the gtx 970! A solid card with decent capability yet a misleading memory capacity...
he already did
its an ok card for 60fps 1080p and not much else
Yeah its good for most games at 1080p
I was one of those early adopters that returned the card for a 980 when it became clear nvidia where trying to rip us off
2022 970 revisit?
I bought this card at the beginning of the year, to replace a GT1030 in a retro gaming PC. At the time graphics card prices were through the roof (used GT1030s were eBaying for around £115-£130!...) So £70 quid was a bargain, and a hell of a lot cheaper than a LP 1050! Plus p620 has a lower TDP (40w vs 75w)
Nice. I did the same some years ago with a gtx 745 someone pulled from a dell system. You got a nice gem on your hands. These business cards should last a long time no issue, since they are made for enterprise
Nah I sell them for 45€ the whole time
I was just thinking today, reminiscing on the previous video, that you should review this in detail, P620 is still pretty plentiful on the market, both used and new, and doesn't seem like a horrible choice for SFF and/or low power machines. Not for modern AAA gaming for sure, but for older stuff or eSports... It's pretty cool. Also, the multiple display ports means all kinds of multi-monitor setups are viable with it. Quite a versatile little thing. :)
@@youtubeisgarbage900 I was thinking games like Stardew Valley, but that's the opposite of AAA... Maybe III for Indie gaming?
Yeah I have a p1000 in my htpc and it does 4k video a breeze and is sort of 950/1050 level for games at 1080p
In professional workloads this GPU kicks ass. For the same level of performance on the commercial side you'd have to get something pretty high-end. This was great for its time.
i have the older core-down clock-up variant (P600) and it's a handy little card.
LP sizing and sub slot-only TDP, can throw it in anything for quick uplift in capability. no worrying about psu or form factor.
Wow, I can't believe how well this can play games form even 2 years ago., let alone ANY AAA title. I actually bought this for $30, but I was STILL doubting whether this may be able to play PS3 emulation. Apparently I may have underestimated it's performance @512 CUDA cores. Hence, after watching your video, I may wholly reconsider this to actually use in my emulation SFF box!
Pretty decent little card in all honestly. I would 100% chuck one of these in a nice little workstation any day.
Yeah that would be cool
loved it when you cut off talking about the card to talk about what goes wrong on the games :'D
I don't care how it performs....I want one. It's so neat looking.
This vs the RX550/640, those can be had for $70. Low profile cards like the P620 and 550 can be good for those half height Optiplex clients, since their PCIe gen 3 would limit a rx6400
Don't bother with the RX550, this card actually outperforms it and is far cheaper. Look around some more and get a 1050-Ti and for budget gaming in 1080p you'll be totally fine.
I think the p620 is faster than the Rx 550. I'm thinking of snagging one of these to replace an Rx 550 for emulation. It's not much of an upgrade, but my thinking is that Nvidia works better with opengl than AMD.
Get well soon, sir!
I love these silly, quirky videos. PC gaming would be a lot healthier if it was more oriented to this kind of computing!
I have it in my second pc. I have it since the summer of 2018. It does a great job with PCSX2 at 1080p. I also played some pretty new games on decent settings with it. On some games it do amazing. I remember I played Rise of Tomb rider on ultra settings at 1600x900.
Nice! Seems to be on par with the K2200, and way better than the P400
To my surprise, the P400 and P620 both use the Nvidia GP107 14nm gpu chip! The P620 has a higher boost clock, faster memory clock (50% faster), and wider memory bus (128bit vs 64bit). Those changes make the P620 a better performer than the P400, even using the same gpu.
following your channel for quite a while now and i enjoy content you make. wish you the best!
Just got this for my server, thanks for setting some expectations on the performance!
i have a quadro nvs290, 256mb. suprisingly good tbh. does run minecraft preety decently (its from like 2007)
Why not get a k620 for 20$ and 10x your gpu performance though??
1:56 best gameplay I've ever seen fron RGinHD, the card is cursed !
For real, Your videos are the only i choose when eating my lunch or dinner. Is really great!
Thanks 😁
@@RandomGaminginHD Thankyou for these awesome Videos!
you are just awesome dude ! long time fan from germany here
G'day Random Steve,
Another Awesome Random video😁, I really like seeing the not regular to gaming GPUs tested as sometimes you can find a surprise,
These are very expensive down here too starting at $180AUD on Ebay, currently for gaming you can either save over $100AUD on similar performance with a GTX750/750Ti or get something way better like a GTX1060 6GB or RX480/580 for the similar $AUD.
As an example I just picked up a Xeon E3-1240 V2 ($50AUD) & GTX1060 6GB ($175) to upgrade a DELL i3 ($90AUD) to flip as a Gaming PC
iirc one of the main difference between a quadro and gtx is that quadro firmware / microcode is optimized for floating point calculations (precision results) while gtx is optimized for integer calculations (fast results), and games use far more integer calculations than floating point ones.
Fuck it gave them all float.
@@zar7511 Oprah: you get a float! And you get a float! Floats for everyone!
Hope you have a speedy recovery from the cold.
It may be barely adequate for gaming, but as a budget professional GPU this card is a beast.
I had one of these before and bought it for cheap then upgraded into a Quadro p4000 which I got for free.
Hey mate, hope you are feeling better. You might try some ginger tea w/ marshmallow root and lobelia if you can find it. Thanks for the vid on the quadro definitely an interesting little card!
funly enough ive actualy been looking into an quadro K4000 just to have an 1 slot card i can dedicate to OBS and Premier Encode instead of having to use an 2 Slot 980Ti which is what im currently using for Video and OBS encode
wow that did way better than I thought it would
I wanted to buy this card near mid of this year, if graphics card prices didn't drop considerably I would have gotten this instead of my RX 6600xt
Ah, just the perfect thing before bed. Thanks Steve, have a good one.
What was the power draw? IIRC, these workstation cards are typically designed to draw less power than their gaming brethren.
I’ve had my P620 for 3 years, in my dedicated streaming/capture low-profile PC until I got a A2000 12GB
I think Quadro cards are underappreciated. Their main feature is low power consumption and accessibility. They're small, don't run very hot and still deliver a lot of output regardless.
They are expensive because the targeted market isn't the gaming community, but the professional business line-up for Power workstations and designers/video editors, etc.
And those don't really care that much about pricing, and there's not much competition.
ATI's equivalent the FirePro is no different.
No gamer will get their hands on this because they think they're getting worse performance for more money, but at the end of the year the electricity bill will prove them wrong.
Especially with the Nvidia 4xxxx series coming up and their ridiculous power spec it's about time we get to think about power to performance ratio. Which the Quadro obviously excels at.
YOU ARE DEFINITELY READING IN MY BRAIN JUST YESTERDAY I WAS SEARCHING FOR REWIEWS ON DIS
GTX 1050, with shaders disabled to the performance of an RX 550 or GTX 650ti.
If I recall correctly, the gigabyte card in previous video was a GTX 650 plain.
I actually have a p400 in my server which I use mostly for transcoding for plex.
You should look at the A2000 its a RTX3070 or 80 (not sure) Core undervolted to 75w, very good watt/Fps rating but it gets beaten on that by the RX6600 i think
He already covered it a couple of times! I think u should be able to find it on his channel!
It is a rtx 3060 underclocked to about the same performance as the 3050 while consuming less power than it.
@@Eppopower ah my bad, thanks for the info
I have both this and the gtx 750 ti and by comparing them I actually think that the quadro p620 is better as it provides basically the exact same performance plus with full dx12 support and less power consumption
paid 4800yen for one online. Using it for HTPC and playing dolphin wii emulator and below. Runs fine, I really wanted a cheap low profile GPU. It's got me interested in running games at the lowest settings for the best performance
I suggest testing out an ultra budget R7 250 2GB OEM (low profile) for about $20 USD
I would pair this thing with an i5 3600, 8gb ram and some xfce based linux distro. Good for emulators, good for general work, and likely to see a performance benefit from the extremely lightweight desktop environment.
lol
Decent little card, the workstations at my old school had these in them. I was able to do 4k editing in Premiere with some color correction and get very smooth playback. Also used it in another class with Blender for some small projects. Having the CUDA cores really makes a bump to performance, but the 2GB of VRAM often got in the way on larger projects. I also did use it to play a copy of Portal 2 I brought to class once :D
Ohhhh i have this card and honestly im very happy with it
I'm watching this while playing the original Red Dead Redemption, thought I'd share
0:51 my question for a card like this, could you use this in addition to your main GPU, only specifically for video capture/ streaming in lieu of a true1080p/ 2k/4k capture card?
In the same PC you'd have to have a mobo that has two PCIe x16 lane slots in order use the second card without impacting the main gpu card. Or at least one that would do two PCIe slots with x8 lanes each for minimal impact.
@@soupwizard Cool I have such a mobo.
@@mattparker9726 And I read that OBS can stream video to a second pc for encoding if you wanted to totally offload the work
Wonder if this can be a good Plex/Jellyfin encoder for H265 to 264
you should try a Quadro k2200 I had it for 5 years I was able to play Microsoft flight simulator on it with around 30 fps at 1080p at medium settings
the answer is always yes. The question you should ask, is can this card game well at a $$$ to FPS ratio?
is there a posibillty to add power draw within the MSI afterburner from now on ? Top notch video by the way.
Yep, been meaning to since my NUC video so I’ll include it in future
@@RandomGaminginHD Thank you. I've been recently dabbling in Msi + Riva tuner, and I love the whole undervolt trend lately.
Surprise you didn’t reference your earlier T400 and T600 reviews, as like the P620 they are designed for professional work not playing games.
They're down to $50 now, I just bought one for Plex decoding but it's funny to think I could use it for gaming too if I really wanted to. Still far cheaper than the GeForce 1050 so if you're looking for absolute bottom of the barrel or maybe a retro gaming device, sure why not!
Are the Quadro gpus the best option for upgrading low profile low power desktops? I know there are some single slot low profile GTX but they seem to be quite rare.
What a cute little card.
Not a bad display adapter if you need 4 DP monitors.
Surprised this card could even open any of these games
by the looks of it
Hey mate I really want you to include more PS exclusives like Days Gone and God of War in the benchmark run
I have on of these in my plex server great little cards!
you should test out some newer entry level gpus like the rx 560 or 1050. that would be pretty cool
Rx 400/500 disappointing performance compared to gcn 2/3 aka hd 7000/R200/R300
I guess this is one of those cards which you have in you work PC and you can use it for some gaming.
But considering it fits in a Lenovo tiny system with an 8th gen intel chip. Makes for a pretty nice tiny pc for an emulator station.
I wonder if games like forza or dirt rally, if the camera perspectiv will give more fps or lower it, as I would think that if the GPU has to reder the your own car as well would mean a drop of fps, maybe just 1-2 fps but, it would be fun to know.
and sorry for the broken english if it is broken, english is my 3rd language
Which drivers are you using??
Where did you download these drivers?
Planning to get this for my i5 6th Gen Optiplex!
My gtx 1050 2gb low profile just died is the p620 an equal or better replacement because my i have dell optiplex 790 sff pc please suggest because i am thinking of buying one when I saw your video.
Get well soon! :)
Please also review RX 6600m desktop cards and the comparison between the real RX 6600
Why don't you install that card bios with some geforce one? Of course a geforce with same specs
What happened to the latest video?
About going below or above graphics settings available in game.
What settings does he have I got the same graphics card and it doesn’t run that much fps😅?
I would love it if you did a intel arc a380 review once it's released in Europe
Yeah I will :)
@@RandomGaminginHD it would also be cool to see it in comparison with an intel Igpu
minor question but would performance on a p1000 be better compared to your card?
@randomgaminginhd
Could you link me to the correct driver that would work with Windows 11? I got one of these yesterday and I've had no luck with drivers and am having my system seize up on boot etc (hot swapped from my 1660s)
looks like that one cost what you paid for the whole lot , according to ebay here in the states, nice find
I have got hold of a Lenovo p330 SSF which has much better CPU and a greater quantity of superior memory than my current desktop - only thing is it's a small form factor setup -
So i'm interested in this card - is this one of the better SSF cards to play games? Any other suggestions?
I only really play Arma 3 which is very CPU heavy - so I'm guessing that an upgrade from 3rd GEN i7 with 16gb of DDR3 to an 8th Gen i5 with 40gb DDR4 would more than negate the drop from my 1650 Super (which wouldn't fit in the case or work with the PSU) to this card.
Well first thing you should check is if you can only put a single slot Low profile GPU. Or a dual slot low profile GPU. I tried to find some pictures about that Lenovo and it looks like it can hold a dual slot one but I'm not sure so you should check it out yourself. Also the PSU appears to be a 260w 80 plus platinum unit.
This GPU is pretty bad value. Even in used markets. Best SFF card right now is the RTX A2000. It performs about the same as the RTX 3050. And can be had in the used market for about 250 bucks for the 6gb vram model. There is also a 12gb vram model but they are much rarer and go for much higher prices. As such the 12gb version is not worth it. Go for the 6gb one.
If that's too expensive the second best LP gpu is the AMD RX 6400. They go about 100 bucks used and 150 bucks new. It performs slightly better than a 1650 on PCIE 4.0. But on PCIE 3.0 (which is what the P330 is at) it performs about the same as a 1650 non super. And it can also do RT but not very well. Also if your case can only handle a Single slot LP card then this is basically your only option.
Then if you absolutely must go nvidia but you do not want to pay what the A2000 costs. Then the last option is to find a rare low profile version of the 1650. On used markets they go for about 140-150. So really it makes sense to buy a brand new one. That would cost about 180 bucks.
But my main recommendations would be the RTX A2000 or the RX 6400 depending on your budget. Since all those cards are low profile, they also do not need external pcie power. And all of them will consume 75 watts or less so your PSU will be able to handle it. Anyway I know this is a month later, so hopefully you got some help from this.
Given the GPU temps in Elden Ring, surely you could overclock the boost. Or will it not work with tools like MSI Afterburner?
You can move the sliders in Afterburner, but they won't take. There are no BIOS tools for Pascal either, AFAIK 😕
could you make an x264 rendertest, of the integrated encoding asic?
What ports are those? They almost look similar to firewire?
How did you install it and works I have one installed and when I boot up it shows windows logo and then black screen please help
What are those connectors? Mini DP?
P620 Vs t400?
What is the good combination these card workstation or i5 3rd please i form me
I see your elden ring character doesn't fat roll anymore, nice
I had 2 of them in a pc that cost £55 ripped them out and put something else in it that cost £25 and it ran better than 2 of them.
Can it run Black Mesa Definitive Edition?? IF yes, at what preset?
Could you run the 1660 super on cyberpunk with fsr?
apart from looks, this is better than my ASUS R7 240
Can you test Quadro P400
and a video on 1280x1024 Resolution
The "420blazeit69boi" in the battlefield V test 🤣
this cars will probably increase of price because of this video
Can you please tell us a gpu which gives the same performance as this? You said 1050 but how does it perform compared to 1050 and if 1050 is better then what's this comporable to??
Probably rx 550 from AMD. I reckon that would be close
My fav site to compare gpu (technical .city , in case youtube autodeletes comments with web links)uses various benchmark scores to compare and it says the 1050 is 40% faster than the P620 on consumer type benchmarks.
I'm impressed that workstation cards can run games because these cards are projected to work with softwares, as you can see that card has four display ports which means it was designed for a workstation to four people, but let me explain what is a workstation first: workstations are a way to use the power of a computer sharing its resources, workstations can has four people working easily in the same machine ( but apparently no programmer or I.T expert dont realized it), the purpose of workstations machines is just for offices as you can set four different accounts at the same time in one machine , so these cards are developed to deal whit static images more than accelerating them, they were projected to use a single computer between four persons in a office, but i dont think that theres anyone who can configure it correctly right now 😞🤣
Now oled monitors/tv’s like the lg c2 are flooding my TH-cam…. I wonder what a RTX 2060super/3060 can do in 4K? Hint hint 🎉🎉
Is it worth it if you use vega 11?
if anyone is still watching this, you can get a $30 quadro k2200 4gb and get about the same or better performance
This quad can run Minecraft with out a pc? 😊
It is dx 12.1 amazing and pixel shader 6.4 with low budget
Guys , one question, i have just uninstalled the video driver of my RX470, then I restarted my PC but now the graphic card don't give video, i have a board and a CPU which don't have integrated graphics. Any idea about how to solve it without the classics "buy another card" and some other sarcastic phrases? Thanks in advance
How did you uninstall the drivers? Through the device manager? Anyway, try to unplug the graphics card and reset the BIOS.
@@hardware_maniac I uninstalled the AMD Adrenalin software, then when the software asked for restart, the trouble happened . I am looking how to reset my Bios o check your suggestion and thanks 👍🏻 // I have unplugged the graphic card and I didn't find the CLRCmos so I just take out the battery for a minute, but the problem persist
If you're running windows 10, it should detect the card on startup and use a generic VGA driver so you can at least see some video. Full shutdown and start pc, wait like 5 minutes for it to configure the video? And/or try a different video cable type, like dvi or displayport if you're using hdmi?
If you mash the key to enter the bios right as you start the computer, does your card display an image for the bios?
Do the fans of the gpu spin?
@@soupwizard Hello, thanks for helping out, you won't believe it, but I read something about some "new" monitor issues with generic driver, so I remember I used to use a TV before my actual monitor . Guess what, i plug the TV, and I got image, then I plug the monitor and now it gives image... Man this kind of stupid things could cause deaths by stress 😬
K620 also has DX12 support - very good option for £20 and far better value than a P620.
Not true. There is a reason why the K620 is so cheap. It cannot decode VP9 video which is what TH-cam is using. It also cannot support H.265 HEVC video decoding . You'll need to depend on your CPU which sucks. P620 or even P600 can do both.
@@fleurdewin7958 Throw a K620 alongside any quad core cpu and you have a gaming PC for Fortnite / Roblox / Valorant etc - its a 700 series chip and quite capable of low 1080p gaming at 60fps on many titles. A gem of a card.
@@fleurdewin7958 You can use h264ify for youtube
No K620 doesn't have DX12 support. It has as much DX12 support than GTX 460. It is DX12 feature level 11.0 card. Which is basically DX11. Heck it's not even the highest feature level of DX11. Which is DX12 feature level 11.1.
A card is considered a DX12 card when it supports DX12 feature level 12.0 at least. (oldest card to do that was the AMD HD 7790 released in early 2013). The earliest Nvidia cards that supported true DX12 were the GTX 970 and 980. Those cards supported DX12 feature level 12.1 (nvidia hasn't made a card that only supports DX12 FL 12.0)
@@Liinuli. This is why people waste so much money buying PC hardware they don't need - a kind of macho snobbery about older equipment that pivots around graphs and techpowerup - and next to nothing about what it ACTUALLY DOES - I can pop this card TODAY in a system and it will run Fortnite in DX12 mode, none of my customers (hard pressed parents with kids who just need a cheap Birthday / Christmas present) give a damn about native DX12 support - indeed Fortnite runs even better in its own performance mode. No it won't run Cyberpunk 2077 but when I can I am looking for a budget GPU solution for the games my customers kids actually play - Minecraft - Fortnite - Roblox etc and I can buy 10 of these for less than £200 shipped...