Video Card

EVGA - GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4 GB ACX 2.0 Video Card

( 4.9 Average / 20 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

EVGA

Part #

04G-P4-6251-KR

Color

Black

Interface

PCI-Express x16

Chipset

GeForce GTX 1050 Ti

Memory Size

4 GB

Memory Type

GDDR5

Core Clock

1.29 GHz

Boost Clock

1.392 GHz

TDP

75 W

Fan

Yes

SLI Support

CrossFire Support

Length

145 mm / 5.709"

Supports G-Sync

Yes

DVI-D Dual-Link

DisplayPort

HDMI

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- 84 131 by casheesed
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- 33 41 by crabrangoony
- $689.23+ Serenity
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Reviews

crabrangoony 41 points 30 months ago

from completed build Little Black Box

I was going to go for a 1060 3GB, but then I heard that Nvidia were releasing yet another card. I saw the manufacturer stats and thought I could wait a few days... so I did. I'm glad that I did. This card packs a serious punch for its price. It fit what I need to a T - 1080p gaming on a budget (and at a compact size). You may have to turn the settings down for some games, but coming from a laptop, I'm happy to run anything on medium or higher.

ActuallyImJerome 19 points 29 months ago

from completed build I have finally built it.

Oh my, this thing is fast. I can find very few things that actually push it to its limits. And it runs very cool. Probably the best bang for the buck you can have.

lodger 7 points 28 months ago

from completed build Cheap 1080p Skylake ultra-budget

$170 CDN after rebate. 1050 Ti for the price of the non-Ti. Price has skyrocketed since I bought it, currently at $230 on ncix.com. This pascal based board does everything it needs to to push 1080p gaming at ultra settings and great frame rates, at 75W. Something no AMD cards can seem to do. Loving it. http://www.ncix.com/detail/evga-geforce-gtx-1050ti-sc-4d-137017.htm?promoid=2239

Blackhat132 6 points 25 months ago

from completed build My First Build 500$ Budget PC

amazing gpu for the money and it came out on my birthday so why not get it lol. it is great pair with the i36100

Wintery 7 points 24 months ago

from completed build First Gaming Build

This card packs a punch. Great for those looking for decent graphics on a budget, providing good quality at 1080p. I haven't come across any issues so far, runs everything I've thrown at it.

skrat31 3 points 23 months ago

from completed build Little Engine That could

I picked up the EVGA Ge-force GTX 1050 TI on a refurb. deal . I was a little skeptical at first but, I couldn't be happier with the card. Card can run Fallout 4 on ultra and can stream 4k content. Does what I need it to do and probably more. Good card for the money.

tussiez 21 points 23 months ago

from completed build Computer Build by an 8 yr old kid!

It does its job, and it does it well!

canadajarod 4 points 22 months ago

from completed build A black box to consume my time and money

handles Fallout 4 at 1080p 60fps with everything maxed after overclocking. Great budget card and a good place to get into GPU overclocking since you can't fry it by adjusting the core voltage