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Specifications
Manufacturer
EVGA
Part #
Manufacturer
EVGA
Chipset
GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
Memory
4 GB
Memory Type
GDDR5
Core Clock
1290 MHz
Boost Clock
1392 MHz
Effective Memory Clock
7008 MHz
Interface
PCIe x16
Color
Black
Frame Sync
Length
145 mm
TDP
75 W
DVI Ports
1
HDMI Ports
1
Mini-HDMI Ports
0
DisplayPort Ports
1
Mini-DisplayPort Ports
0
Expansion Slot Width
2
Cooling
1 Fan
External Power
None
DVI-D Dual-Link
1
DisplayPort
1
HDMI
1
Price History
Reviews
- 41 points
- 37 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.
- 32 points
- 29 months ago
from completed build PowerMac R5
extremely quiet card that exceeds my expectations
- 23 points
- 25 months ago
from completed build Budget Build i3 7100 and 1050 ti in a Thermaltake Core V1 case
I think it's the best graphics card it its price range not having a run and manage a power cable to it was awesome. It ran two or three year old games easily at 1080p, but more recent titles needed to have the settings turned down to be enjoyable. If I was saving money to buy parts for a new computer I would save up an additional $50 - $60 for a 1060 3GB or go without a SSD instead. The card is a good entry level video card and probably would be the absolute minimum card I would buy for a computer used for gaming.
- 19 points
- 37 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.
- 17 points
- 13 months ago
from completed build Entry-level budget gamer- Son's first PC. My second build.
I got this for a good price and it came with a free EVTA 500W PSU. Great deal for a decent card.
- 14 points
- 10 months ago
from completed build Sleeper Budget Beast
For the two years I've owned this card, it's been nothing short of stellar for something so power-efficient.
- 10 points
- 29 months ago
from completed build Queen Victoria's new System
Decent video card for a Decent price!
- 10 points
- 12 months ago
from completed build Dell Inspiron Gaming PC.
The first one i received sparked and stopped working after first boot. Went through customer service and got a new one free of charge.
Good at gaming and it has 4GB of VRAM which should be enough for light 1080p gaming into the near future.
- 10 points
- 12 months ago
from completed build The Mini Demon
I wasn't sure about the small form factor or the fact it was powered from the mother board, but that being said it runs like a dream. Easy install
- 8 points
- 12 months ago
from completed build Ryzen 5 2600 SG13 Mini-ITX
The Tardis of video cards. Excellent performance from a surprisingly small package, and a low enough power draw for bus power only (no need for an external power cable). This is a great option for mini-ITX builds with tight space contraints.
