If you're looking to upgrade from your older GTX 750, GTX 760, GTX 950, or even GTX 960, the new GTX 1050 Ti is quite the alternative. We have the new Pascal architecture from NVIDIA, which provides DX12 support, great VR technologies like Multi-Res Shading, and an energy-efficient card which...

I needed an up-to-date video card, with latest video card technology at a sub-$300 price range. I dont' require the latest and greatest as I am not a "hardcore" gamer...just your average job who doesn't want to spend a truck loads on one component.

"Cheap; Good performance using latest tech

the light feature; I personally find such things useless and unnecessary...but to each their own

Not a bad price and will run most modern games on a decent rig. Software supplied has issues and can stop some applications and games running but the hardware is fine.

I bought this card mainly because it had two fans and was quiet. In normal use the fans never spin up so that's good, its dead silent. But it would have been nice to have a little more control through the app. ( Could be something to do with my system but I haven't been able to find it)

Small form factor. Quiet Looks kinda cool; although I dont know how the LEDs work Reasonably priced No issues with system integration

MSI has a gaming app for their cards; The app has three settings; Silent, Gaming and Overclock; The issue is that you can not put the card into any of these modes manually; The card simply responds to the signal it sees; So for normal activities its always in silent mode.

As the title states, I was able to use my older Del XPS 9100 as a mid-range gaming PC, replacing the aged Geforce GT620 that was resident in the PCIE x16 slot before this new card arrived on the scene.

Very sturdy design, have come to expect nothing less from MSI. Very low power usage; about 75W. Fans silent while not gaming. Robust overclocking capability if needed in future. Colors actually match those of the PC itself

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Since the launch of the GTX 1080, Nvidia has gradually been filling out its product stack with Pascal GPUs. A couple of weeks ago, it released two cards that finally brought the architecture to mainstream prices: the GTX 1050 Ti, with an MSRP starting at £139 including VAT, and the GTX 1050 with a...

What more is there to say? NVIDIA has a real winner on its hands with the GeForce GTX 1050 Ti. NVIDIA brought the performance hammer and didn't gouge our pockets at the same time, which is a breath of fresh air.

So earlier this week I took a look at both the GTX 1050 and the GTX 1050 Ti. Both of our samples were from Nvidia and MSI but around the same time I also ended up with a second MSI GTX 1050 Ti, the Gaming X model.