Review on Video card MSI GeForce GTX 1050 Ti GAMING X 4G, Retail by Adam EK ᠌

Purchased in October 2022 at a significantly inflated price as a result of the global cryptocurrency den. I'm going to go ahead and write this down right away: the GPU is virtually incapable of being overclocked. This is the Ti variant, and it has already been overclocked at the manufacturer to the highest possible setting before being shipped out. The product card for Ya is located here. According to Market, the effective memory frequency of 7108 MHz is the frequency for the "OC Mode," which is, by default, switched off! In point of fact, the factory setting is 7008 MHz. Go on with this. According to the findings of the automatic analysis in MSI Afterburner, I need only add 154 MHz to each core. That's all, hehe. In point of fact, we were successful in squeezing an additional 195 MHz onto the core and an additional 250 MHz onto the memory clock. Power Limit should be set to +25, with a maximum of 125%. Tests show that the temperature regime during load is 60 degrees Celsius, with a cooler performance of 40 percent. Total: the test with Full HD resolution in FurMark (without anti-aliasing) gave a difference of +3 frames: 48 without additional overclocking and 51 with a rogue allowance, with a total of 1708 MHz for the core and 3753 (full 7506) MHz for memory. This result was obtained with a total of 1708 MHz for the core and 3753 (full 7506) MHz for memory. While attempting to enable the "OC Mode" in the MSI Gaming App, a visual that is even more disheartening appears. When turned on, the central processing unit (CPU) adds 100 MHz, and the RAM, pay heed! - 50 MHz. As a direct consequence, a gain of 0 frames per second. Everything is different in games; sometimes a game will start up and function normally. For example, while I was overclocking, Division 2 would "fall" once every seven to ten minutes. I was only able to reduce the frequency of the core to +150 MHz. Overall, the core is running at 1911 MHz, and the memory is operating at 3754 (effective) MHz. It pulls practically everything that is now accessible when the graphics settings are set to medium and the resolution is full high definition; nevertheless, this is the maximum that is achievable at 40-50 frames per second, or even lower. Alas. When there is little demand placed on the graphics card, it operates at lower frequencies, specifically 139 MHz for the core and 405 MHz for the memory. At this time, the fan on the cooler does not turn, and the GPU barely reaches a temperature of 32 degrees Celsius (depending on the quality of cooling of the entire system unit). After reaching 60 degrees Celsius, the card will begin to cool. The MSI GTX 1050Ti Gaming X will have an unsatisfactory pricing per frame at the end of 2022 and the beginning of 2022. It is in your best interest to shell out the additional 6,000 dollars for a brand new GTX 1660 Super.