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

I increased the memory by 650, bringing the total to 8300, and I increased the frequency to 1934 with a continuous boost (stress tests passed). I was expecting more, but what I found was not the best option, despite the fact that people easily drive this card up to 2022 per chip and 9000 permanent memory on the internet. Despite this, I was expecting more than what I found. During overclocking at full load, the temperature should not exceed 55–60 degrees even though the propellers should be at 40–50 percent. When it comes to temperature, I have to give the credit to the cooling system in my situation. When playing games in Full HD with the highest settings and fps between 50 and 60. The Witcher generates an average of 50 to 55 frames per second when played in Full HD with the high or ultra detail settings. Having said that, there is a nuance. Because extreme overclocking caused the game to crash, you will need to reduce the frequencies to 1800 in order to continue playing. When subjected to stress tests at 1934 MHz, the card sails through them without crashing and passes with flying colors. only happens when playing The Witcher. I decided to go with a score of three because such a configuration would have Micron memory and, as a result, poor overclocking. Slightly lower numbers may be produced by practically any 1050ti (around 1700 overclocked per core and 8300 for memory), but this one cost me 14,000 (the others are about 11,000), making it approximately 25% more expensive than the others. This is the first time I've worked with MSI, and the whole experience has been frustrating.