Now, with all the hardware releasing recently, it feels impossible to keep up with everything PC related.

In fact, the only way I'm able to retain some sort of review schedule is because I get told when new products air coming out, usually by you guys are then forget, I was told, and a couple of days later, see a few videos from other tech.

YouTube is on the very product I was previously informed about.

That was certainly the case with this.

The GTX 16 50 Super the Smaller Palate Genetics, 16 50 Super, to be precise after spending a couple of days with it.

Well, I'm happy to say it's my new favorite entry level graphics card.

I mean it.

The standard 16 50 in my opinion, was okay, but it costs too much for what he offered.

This fixes that problem by well costing nearly the same, but it offers, on average, around 30 to 40% more performance a 10.

80 p, which means it will equal or surpass a MDs aging Rx 5 80 another personal favor of mine and very popular card.

I bought this pallet version because it is currently the tree pissed model in the UK and therefore sets the basic benchmark of what the 16 50 super can achieve.

You know, if you want a 16 50 super in your budget is already stretched to the limit.

Where were the cheapest model?

Suffice?

After all, some of the better cards do only cost around 15 to £20 dollars or euros.

Maur.

I've been a longtime fan of palate.

The no frills, basic black design is what always appeals to me.

You guys know I'm not one for RGB lighting or bright colors.

Maybe that's why my favorite part of a fireworks display is the moment they stop.

I'm getting sidetracked.

Like all 16 50 supers, the palate version still requires a single six been power connector, which may prevent some of you 7 50 t i or 10 50 owners out there from upgrading.

But with a recommended 350 What power supply minimum?

Anyone with a less than stellar pierce.

You need not worry too much.

Let's dive into the specs before testing.

The first noteworthy feature is the four gigs of Judy are six v.

Aram, see for some this may be what turns you away, but a 10.

80 p resolution, the ideal rez for such a card, the 16.

50 Super will have no problems hitting 60 f p s at high or above settings in most cases.

Or maybe no, why not start with the game that will throw my previous statement through the Valentine Saloon window?

Red Dead redemption to ultra settings are overrated anyway, now, in red Dead redemption to the newest, the most demanding of today's tested games, I was able to achieve 55 f.

P.

S on average with respectable 1% on 10.1% lows.

Now the other thing about the endgame graphical menu here was that it only detected the card is having 3.3 gigabytes off V RAM on when I try to change the settings.

The Ultra the game wouldn't let me, so I'm sure this can be turned off somewhere.

It doesn't really matter, because the game isn't going to run very well at ultra settings.

Hence why I used a mixture off medium and high.

However, it still looks fantastic when you're walking through town, such as Valentine here, the frame rate will dip to, say the low fifties.

But as you make your way into the wilderness a little bit, you can expect to see you between 55 60 in some areas.

This is a massive open world, and the frame rate really does very depending on what you're doing on where you are on the map.

Where you will be able to make use of ultra settings, though, is in Battlefield five, which runs very nicely, almost flawlessly.

In fact, with the 16 50 Super Feel free to crank everything up to ultra here, I did turn v sink off on resolution.

Scaling is, of course, at 100%.

I'm playing the trailer if that's how you pronounce it up Hill level here.

This is probably one of the more demanding levels, but each level will totally have a different impact on performance.

You should know, though, that 60 F P s is easily achievable with the 16 50 Super on Battlefield five even at the highest in game settings.

Next up, we have crisis.

I know it's a very old game, but it's one that still puts even modern cards through their paces here, though with the absolute maximum settings, including eight times Auntie Alias ing.

We were able to exceed 60 frames per second.

This is the crisis in game GPU benchmark run, and as you can see, things are running pretty smoothly.

So in dirt rally to ultra settings here granted us 60 frames per second on average, with 1% low off 50 and a 500.1% low of 48 C.

M.

A was also enabled, and you will see a few dips below 60.

But if you want to counteract this, then you can turn anti leasing off altogether.

Or drop the graphical preset down too high or just a few settings as you see fit.

Don't rally to looks very nice and plays very well on the 16 50 Super.

Now, at this point in time, I'd like to mention noise.

This pallet card doesn't actually feature their technology that stops the fan at Lolo, the fan of this card.

The single fan is constantly spinning, and you can constantly hear it.

However, it's no louder than the stock caller off the rise and 5 36 100 you'll certainly hear that over the 16 50 Super from Pallet itself.

If you choose to go with a 36 100 of course, and use the stock cooler now, I'll hold the microphone about 20 centimeters away from the card briefly so you can get an idea off.

How noisy is 3 to 1?

And that's it, Really.

It's certainly audible.

But with the side of the case actually on mine isn't at the moment.

You're going to be in for a quieter experience.

It's certainly worth paying the extra 10 or £20 premium, though.

If you do like a quieter or even silent experience when not gaming, I myself can be off put easily by noise.

So, yeah, it doesn't seem too noisy for me, but it's something worth mentioning.

I feel as we move on to kingdom come deliverance Now.

I was able to run this with 60 frames per second on average, just about using the very high, Priest said.

I tried ultrahigh.

First of all, on that wasn't really doable, although, of course she will still manage to hit at least 30 throughout.

This is the very high preset with S M A won t x enabled.

You could probably turn Auntie a leasing off all together to get a better experience here, but the average were 60.

The 1% Lois 42 on the 420.1% low was 34.

Kingdom come Deliverance is still a fairly demanding game, and we'll put a lot of graphical hardware through its paces.

No, I wasn't really sure what to expect.

Implant unknowns, battle grounds.

But even with the ultra preset, we were able to achieve 81 frames per second with 810.1% and 1% lows off 46 63.

I don't know why I read them off in reverse order anyway.

81 63 46 are.

The results are going to sea with a 16 50 soup prepared with 16 gigs of RAM on a rise in 5 36 100 It's a very playable experience here, with very little stutter to speak off.

This, of course, will depend on what you're doing, where you are on the map again.

Rage to.

I wasn't really sure to expect either Ultra settings once again with motion Blur turned off and we saw 67 frames per second on average, followed by 1% 10.1% loads of 58 54.

Rage to seems to run fairly well on a lot of new cards, though it can cause some trouble on older hardware.

It looks fantastic and runs very nicely on the 16 50 Super from a pallet.

Just like with the rest of the games, feel free to adjust the settings to your liking.

If you drop a couple of things too high, then you will see even more often improvement with that number.

Although, as I said, you're going to pretty much have a very constant experience that's going to be very enjoyable on this card now with the Outer Worlds.

It's an interesting one because the difference between the high and very high settings seems tohave a massive effect on the frame rate here with the high settings, we were averaging 86.

But soon as I turn things up to very high, well, that dropped to just below 60 and the ultra settings well, they certainly gave us a lot of problems.

There was a lot of stutter on DA.

I wouldn't really call it playable to be honest with the ultra settings, even if the average frame rate wasn't too bad here, though with high.

The game looks very nice.

It runs very well, and there isn't really much stutter to speak off in empty areas off the various maps.

You will see this frame rate shoot up to the high nineties as well, which is a ways nice but for the most part is going to be hovering between 75 on 90.

I've really enjoyed my time with the palate.

16 50 Super.

I'll probably keep it my personal rig a little while longer.

I think it's an excellent card if you're just getting into gaming right now, you have a 10 80 p screen.

You're looking to hit 60 F.

P s with high or very high, maybe even ultra settings.

Then this seems like a wise choice.

Of course, it's also worth considering the 5 80 it's worth watching.

The price is on the 5 90 If, of course, you don't mind higher power consumption from both of those AM D cards.

But it's also worth considering the Rx 5500 aim these soon to be new budget card that is probably going to release any time now.

In fact, it probably released the moment I click publish on this review.

Would I go for the palate version?

Personally, I know I bought it, but what?

I recommend it.

Well, it is the cheapest.

And if you are on a tight budget, then it may be the one to go for.

But keep in mind that you could pay maybe even just $10.10 pounds, 10 euros more on have yourself a slightly better version.

I think a pallet O C version also exists on that costs about £5 more here in the UK But it just wasn't available at the time that I got this one.

There are a few factors like that to bear in mind, and hopefully I'll have some comparisons for you guys very soon, too.

I also want to check out the over cloaking capabilities of this card in another video.

But for now, I hope you've enjoyed it.

I hope this helps you make your mind up as to whether or not a 16 50 super is right for you.

It's certainly worth over these standard 16 50.

That is a card I wouldn't even consider anymore.

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