As reported by the Chiphell forum (via PC Gamer), consumers will start seeing more availability of the TU117-powered GTX 1650 cards from this month and into May. In the report, sources reportedly close to Nvidia have said that the company has decided to attempt to give consumers at least some GPU options (that won't be immediately gobbled up by Cryptocurrency miners or scalpers) by reutilizing some older chipsets/graphics card designs. I write this in the plural because we've already seen some indications that Nvidia has already done this with the exceptionally popular 1050 Ti. With the GTX 1650 offering a slightly more potent option when compared to the 1050 Ti, while I'll freely admit that it isn't exactly a colossal powerhouse, if you are currently trying to cobble together a budget PC gaming build, it would still represent an excellent choice. Well, presuming that Nvidia keeps the 1650 at the same price it has been for the last 2 years since it was released.