If you are looking for 1050ti, then this is the best price-quality option. I will say right away that there is no extra. power, just plug into the motherboard. And if you take it, then immediately buy a digital-to-analog converter (example: dvi-vga), do not confuse it with an adapter, just a converter. Pros below: I bought it yesterday, I managed to test GTA 5, it runs smoothly on ultra settings without brakes, the vidyuha is quite quiet, it does not heat up. Haven't tested other games yet. But

The usual shorty, budget in all respects. Not recommended for mining. A similar version from KFA2 is much better! Yes, probably not the best solution for games, since the memory is disgusting. Look for micron or samsung.

I upgraded my old GTX 560ti to this ASUS Dual GTX 1050 Ti. My main use for the graphics card is video and photo editing with Adobe CS6. I also mainly use it for streaming YouTube movies, NETFLIX and web browsing. As expected, this video does a great job without spending a lot of money. The video output goes to my 55" Samsung 4k TV. Make sure you buy a 4k HDMI cable to get the best resolution.

I was building a budget PC over the holidays and was able to get this card at a pretty good discount during the Black Friday sales. I knew beforehand that it wasn't the best card, but games like Shadow of the Tomb Raider ran pretty well at 1080p at high speeds, which is all I really wanted. I intend to replace it with a 1070 or 1080 in the near future but for now I'm more than happy with what I paid for. However, the price has gone up since I bought it, so I don't know if I still recommend it…

later for low and mid range GPU, it's amazing. I've done a lot of research and FOR ME, this goes far beyond what I expected. installation was a breeze. I just got my old card out and put it in. Booted up the computer, put the CD in the drive and loaded the driver. The graphics card does not require an additional power cable. Games I've set on HIGH settings (720p) and played with no issues: Wreckfest, Path of Exile, Diablo 3, Deus Ex Mankind Divided, Cities Skyline, and Planet Coaster. My…

When the card was just installed in early December it worked great. But over time it got naughty, everything I did in Photoshop just got slower and slower. Sometimes it took about two minutes to open images in a simple printing program. Finally, today (March 3, 2020) it crashed and there was no recovery. I had to return it as I suspected something was wrong but I thought maybe there was something wrong with the computer. Now I'm unlucky. Installed my old card and everything works as it should.…

To avoid questions about the structure of my PC, I first have a.1. Processor = Intel 6700k2. Memory = 16GB DDR43. Storage = 3TB Seagate Hard Drive. With that said, below is how I was able to run specific games. Wide Resolution) High textures but medium settings at 60 fps ) Ultrawide) High textures and character models but medium settings at 60 fps OR Resolution - 2560 x 1080 (21:9, Ultrawide) High textures and character models but low settings at 60 fps . This card is also why I love PC gaming…

I was an ASUS user for a long time until today's dead graphics card rubbish support. I just need to do a simple RMA, but that's not possible with these people. After telling myself I clicked the wrong option, I received a link that went ANYWHERE. So back to the chat queue. Later someone finally showed up and then disconnected. So I said ok I'll try to do an RMA online and turn off the junk support. According to the RMA form, my serial number has already been used. GREAT! So I try AMAZING…

I'm not one to write many reviews and I've only had this ASUS GTX 1050 Ti card for a few hours (purchased from Revain) but I'm very happy with this card. I spent several hours on several websites and dozens of the latest graphics cards before taking the risk of buying these. I assembled my desktop computer from components 6 years ago in 2011. It was a decent slot machine back then. It's been a decent slot ever since. The main interest in this review is that I spent quite a bit of money back…

I bought this to replace an ATI era HD 4850 graphics card. Yes, the graphics card is from 2008 if I remember correctly. In any case, it was clear to me that just buying a budget card would bring a significant improvement. Finally, the ATI 4850 came out with only 512MB of RAM! Yes, it's MB, not GB. After searching the internet for a new graphics card, I was shocked. I suspect something called bitcoin mining is driving the demand for graphics cards insanely high right now. The date is 05/04/2018…