At some point in the future, Nvidia will reminisce over past architecture generations and recall 2016's Pascal with fond memories. The firm's latest technology made its consumer debut as part of the formidable GeForce GTX 1080 way back in May and has since filtered through to the GTX 1070 and GTX...

Compact form factor; Can play modern games at 1080p; Requires no PSU power cables; Keeps quiet under load; Three-year warranty

Fan stays on at all times; Not a giant leap from GTX 950; Priced too close to GTX 1060/RX 470

Overall amazing card for the price you are paying. I would recommend this card to anyone building a budget entry-level PC. This card, paired with an i3-6100, can play any title you want to play without hassle. Highly Recommended.

- Can get its power off of the motherboard; - Can play all the newest titles at highest settings at 60 fps; - Amazing price for what you get

- None that I can think of

Removed card and restored 250w PSU in place. PC continues to work without the card at this time.

Install was a breeze

After 4-5 hours of constant gaming after installation graphics card; it fried a 350w PSU

What I like about the 1050Ti is that it strikes an excellent balance of things. It runs very cool and quiet while still performing excellently. You probably don't want to use this for anything like VR, but for normal ~1080p gaming or whatever it's great.

Well, what to say about this little gem of a card. I'm running an old i5 2500k 3.6mhz processor with 8 gig of DDR3 memory, and this little beast doesn't bat an eyelid. If there is any bottle necking going on, I'm not noticing it.

The GTX 1050 ti is definetely one of the best budget gpu and is also extremely simple to install since there is no need for extra power connectors. It can turn any office desktop computer into a 1080p gaming machine

This Graphics card is amazing for it's price of $245 and for it's capability.

Able to run most games on the highest quality with 60 fps or higher; *Examples Overwatch and Grand thief auto 5

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Threw this card on a dell 7010, which cost me 120 bux with an i5, 8gb of ram and boom, i have a gaming computer for just a bit over 300 dollars..card plays well for the price cant really beat it considering the ridicoulous prices for other video cards..

Im not a gamer, but my system needed a boost. Out of necessity Im squeezing the life out of an old AMD FX-8320 processor until it explodes and was using an Nvidia GT730 with 1gb of DDR3 memory for a long while. I had a functioning system but it was crippled.

Nice card, handles PUBG, a good base level gaming card.