The PNY XLR8 GTX 650 Performance Edition graphics card from NVIDIA is built on the Kepler architecture and was officially introduced on 06.09.2012. At the core of the card is a chip created with modern lithography. The die houses 1.3 billion transistorsistors transistors, and its area is 118 mm². For graphics processing, 384 shader units are provided. The technological equipment is complemented by 0 RT Cores and 0 Tensor Cores. The memory subsystem features GDDR5 modules with a total capacity of 1 GB. The bus width is 128 bit bits, and the peak data exchange rate is 80.00 GB/s. In standard mode, the core operates at 1058 MHz, but auto-overclocking technology allows it to reach 0 MHz under load. The nominal thermal design power is 65 W. For stable system operation, a PSU of 250 W or more will be required.