It was reported that NVIDIA has delayed the release date in relation to the GTX 1630, which is aimed at the entry-level market of 100,000 won.
The news was confirmed through the major foreign media Wccftech and Videocardz, and it was announced that the NVIDIA GTX 1630 was changed to June 15, which was delayed by about two weeks from the previous release date of May 30.
The reason for the delayed product launch has not been confirmed, but it seems that NVIDIA has changed the release schedule, considering that the review embargo schedule has been changed to June 15.
The GTX 1630 known so far will have a 64-bit memory bus with 512 CUDA cores, which is lower than the GTX 1650. As it is a cut GPU chip in the specifications, the actual performance is expected to be slightly lower than the GTX 1050Ti.
On the other hand, the price has not yet been mentioned as a separate rumor. Considering that the MSRP of the existing GTX 1050 Ti was 139 dollars, the GTX 1630 is 150 dollars (about 18 Korean Won) considering the current graphics card market and semiconductor shortage. It is expected to be released for an amount of around 15 thousand won).