Asus GeForce GTX 1650 4GB Open Air

NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 1650 4GB is an entry-level GPU, replacing the older GTX 1050. While it is based on Turing technology, the older naming and numbering scheme is still used because this card is missing some of the more advanced features that are found on the RTX 2000-series. That means no hardware ray tracing (RT cores) or machine learning inference (Tensor cores) - but software that needs those features would be better off on a more powerful video card anyway.

This particular model from Asus has a dual-fan, open-air cooling system. That is great for keeping a single card cool and quiet, and while it does vent heat back into the chassis (rather than outside of the case) the 1650 generates very little heat to begin with. If you plan to have multiple video cards, though, a model with a blower-style fan and rear heat exhaust will be a better choice.

Finally, in regards to connectivity, the GTX 1650 supports up to three monitors. One of each standard video output is provided: DVI-D, HDMI 2.0b, and DisplayPort 1.4.