ASUS Geforce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB Phoenix Fan Edition DVI-D HDMI DP 1.4 Gaming Graphics Card (PH-GTX1050TI-4G) Graphic Cards

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ASUS Geforce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB Phoenix Fan Edition DVI-D HDMI DP 1.4 Gaming Graphics Card (PH-GTX1050TI-4G) Graphic Cards

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New NVIDIA Pascal architecture delivers improved performance and power efficiency
Classic and modern games at 1080p @ 60 FPS
Fast, smooth, power-efficient gaming experiences.Memory Clock:
7008 MHz
Plug and play design requires no PCIe power connectors for easy graphics upgrade
Phoenix Double-ball Bearing Cooling Fan provides superior airflow with 2x longer lifespan.CUDA Core:768
Auto-Extreme Technology delivers premium quality and reliability with aerospace-grade Super Alloy Power II components to run faster and last longer than reference
GPU Tweak II makes monitoring performance and streaming easier than ever, featuring Game Booster and XSplit Gamecaster, all via an intuitive interface

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The Best Budget Friendly Gaming Graphics Card, even for ultra-wide monitors First to avoid questions reguarding my PC build, i have...1. CPU= Intel 6700k2. Ram= 16GB DDR43. Storage= 3TB Seagate HardDriveWith that said, below is how i was able to run certain games.Battlefield 1...Resolution- 2560x1080 (21:9, ultra-wide resolution) medium textures and settings at 60fpsORResolution- 1920x810 (21:9, ultra-wide resolution) high textures, but medium settings at 60fpsNBA 2K18...Resolution- 1920x810 (21:9, ultra-wide resolution) high textures and character models, but medium settings at 60fpsDivinity: Original Sin 2...Resolution- 1920x810 (21:9, ultra-wide resolution) high textures and character models, but medium settings at 60fpsORResolution- 2560x1080 (21:9, ultra-wide resolution) high textures and character models, but low settings at 60fpsThis card is also the reason I love PC Gaming, cause its so versatile, from custom resolutions like 1280x540 (21:9 ultra-wide resolution that I played at with onboard graphics before this card) and there is always compromises that you can make settings wise to get the performance you want within your budget.On a final note, if you have 50-60 dollars more on hand to spend and want a more powerful card, go with the GTX 1060 3GB card.BUT, if this is your first PC Build, or don't have the funds for something like a GTX 1080ti, this will hold you over just fine. Just know that you wont be playing games at Ultra Settings with 60fps with this card, maybe 30 at Ultra, but that depends on the game and resolution.Expect to play most games with Medium textures and settings with no resolution bigger than 2560x1080 (21:9) or 2560x1440 (16:9) 5A Great GPU for the price! for a low to mid-range GPU, this thing is amazing. i did a lot of research and FOR ME, this goes above and beyond what i expected. installation was a breeze. just pulled out my old card and slid this one in. booted up the computer, put the CD in the drive and loaded the drivers. no extra power cord needed for the video card.the games i've put on HIGH settings (720p) and played flawlessly are:Wreckfest, Path of Exile, Diablo 3, Deus Ex Mankind Divided, Cities Skyline and Planet Coaster.my current system is this:AMD FX-6300 3.5GHz 6-Core ProcessorCorsair H60 54.0 CFM Liquid CPU CoolerAsus M5A99X EVO R2.0 ATX AM3+ MotherboardG.Skill Ripjaws X Series 16GB DDR3-1866 MemoryWestern Digital Caviar Blue 1TBASUS Cerberus GTX 1050 Ti OC 4gb GPUFractal Design Core 2300 ATX Mid TowerEVGA SuperNOVA GS 650W 80+ GoldNZXT SENTRY 5 Fan Controllerin short, if you're looking for a great video card, you can't pass this one up. i waited until it was under $200 before buying it and i'm glad i did! 5this video does an excellent job without spending a lot of money I upgraded my older GTX 560ti to this ASUS Dual GTX 1050 Ti. My main purpose for the video card is for video and photography editing using Adobe CS6. I also use it primarily to stream movies from youtube, NETFLIX and web surfing. As expected, this video does an excellent job without spending a lot of money. Video output goes to my 55 inch 4k Samsung TV. Make sure you buy a 4k HDMI cable to get the optimal resolution. 5Excellent performance once you find the right drivers and cables Had a heck of a time getting this to work with my Insignia Monitor/TV.Using the DVI output, I could never successfully get video to interface with the SVGA Inout on the monitor despite trying several DVI to SVGA Cables and Adapters. Tried it straight DVI out to DVI in on another monitor and the video performance was crap using the drivers on the Disk that came with the card. Even downloading the latest from Nvidia was bad. When I tried running the Performance Rating Tests built into Windows, the PC would lock up about half way through the tests. Never really figured out why.Then I tried various HDMI adapters to go from HDMI out on the card to SVGA Input on the monitor. Never got any video to work.I reaaaaalllly wanted to use the SVGA input on the monitor, but it was not to be.So then I went HDMI out to one of the HDMI inputs on the monitor. Video came up, but the displayed desktop was going off screen in all directions (despite the monitor using 1920x1080 and windows desktop resolution set to same). Using the Nvidia software, I could shrink or "zoom-out" so that the video fit, but it looked really poor and performance was trash as well. Tried drivers downloaded from Asus itself, but they seemed to be the same as the Nvidia ones and didn't change anything.I went to Best Buy to return one of the adapters I bought and decided to exchange it for a longer HDMI cable which I might need later for a replacement card. So I bought a 6 footer and it was made by Insignia, the same brand as my monitor. Decided to test it out on the video card before giving it up and HOLY COW. Everything displayed perfectly.I'm not sure why. The shorter HDMI cable I had tried it with still works good on my Apple TV and Raspberry Pi's so it wasn't bad. But the new cable did the trick.The card maxed out on the Windows Performance tests. Works freakin awesome at every game I have from the original Unreal Tournament to Call Of Duty, Stalker - Shadow of Chernobyl, CS Go, FEAR, Battlefield 2, etc. I opened about 10 or more simultaneous videos in VLC windows at the same time and not a stutter. So I am keeping it. Definitely worth every penny I paid.Using this card on Windows 7 Ultimate. CPU is dual quad core i7 @ 3.3Ghz 12GB RAM. 4Not a bad temporary video card for my mid-budget PC build. I was putting together a budget PC over the holidays and was able to get this card for a pretty good deal during the Black Friday sales. I knew ahead of time that it's not the greatest card, but it's been running games like Shadow of the Tomb Raider at 1080p on high pretty well, which is all I really wanted. I fully intend to replace it with a 1070 or 1080 sometime in the near future, but for now I'm more than satisfied with what I payed for. Since buying it however, the price has gone up drastically, so I don't know if I can still recommend it. It may be worth going for a 1060, or waiting for the prices to drop again.Oh, this video card does not require a power cable, just plug it into a PCIe port and you're good to go. 5WOW big improvement over my ATI 4850 from the year 2008 lol. I bought this to replace an ATI era hd 4850 video card. Yes the video card from the year 2008 if I remember correctly. Anyway I knew even buying a budget card would be a massive improvement. After all the ATI 4850 only came out with 512MB of ram! Yes thats right MB not GB. Moving forward after looking online for a new video card I was sticker shocked. I guess something called bitcoin mining has made the demand for video cards crazy high right now. the Date is 4/5/2018 at the time I'm writing this. However I needed a video card and I didn't want to sell my soul for one. So after realizing the 1060 was just too much I settled for the 1050 ti over the 1050. The reason.... I wanted 4gb of ram.... not the 2gb that comes with non Ti version. I have been burned by not buying enough ram but never by buying too much. So I did a search and it seemed that the 1050 ti series seems to be higher in price over their MSRP due to this mining stuff going on. However this card seemed to be the best bang for the buck and I have heard of ASUS before since I have owned many of their motherboards and knew they made quality products. So with limited stock and the prices seeming to be going up every day I placed my order at the 216 price and a few days later it arrived. I installed the card with little issue and loved the fact I didn't have to use an external power cord for the video card like the ATI Radeon 4850 used. Amazing isn't it that a card with almost 4 times the ram and many many times the computing power over my old card didn't even need the amount of power my old 2008 4850 card needed. Good job Nvidia! Anyway now I can play (WOT) World of Tanks at over 100fps using almost the highest settings. The new maps in Patch 1.0 look amazing with this card. I plan on loading more games once I find my Steam password again. However I am pleased even though this is not a barn burner video card it plays many games perfectly fine even though you might not be able to play them at maximum video settings. I hope this holds out until the prices of video cards come down. its sad what is happening right now in the video card world! I just checked and the cheapest I can get this card seems to be 267 dollars. :( the price has just gone up that much in about 1 week. Anyway time will tell if this card holds up but I am fine with it even though a little piffed that I had to pay a higher price than they would be going for if this mining stuff wasn't going on. Take care and hope this helps! 5Talk about bang for your buck! | 14 Games tested So my review is based on the price vs performance and this is a GREAT GPU for the money.Now you're not going to run new games on ultra settings @ 1080p and get 60+ FPS-- BUT I knew that going in... HOWEVER this card is a beast a on med/high settings especially when you consider that this GPU doesn't require a power source from the PSU as it pulls all its power from the mobo.Here are some personal benchmarks that I took:Far Cry Primal | High preset: 55 FPSRise of The Tombraider | High preset: 62.65Metro: Last Light | High preset:(SSAA & PhysX off) 63.66Shadows of Mordor | VERY High preset:70.24GTA 5 | High preset:(MSAA off) 72.35Witcher 3 | High preset: (Hair-Works off) 47DOOM (2016) | High preset: 55-80WOW | Preset #7: 42-100CS:GO | High preset:78-198Battlefield | High preset:42-64PUBG | High preset: 34-60 (40-90 low)Star Wars Battle-Front 2 (Beta) | High preset:48-63Shadow of War | High preset: 46 (61 @ Med)Destiny 2 | High preset: 51-103System specs:Ryzen 3 12008GB system RAM1050 ti 4GB 5Absolutely a great card for budget 1080p gamin Absolutely a great card for budget 1080p gamin!I am running this with a Ryzen 3 and 8gb of ram,Currently i am playing Rise of the Tomb Raider, Nier Automata and PubG @ 1080p, high settings @55-60fps no problem! 5ASUS Geforce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB review. 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 Amazon), but I am super pleased with this video card. I shopped several hours over several websites and dozens of the newest video cards before I took a chance on this one.I would like to direct this review to you consumers that are similar to me. I built my desktop pc from components 6 years ago in 2011. At the time it was a decent gaming machine. Its been a decent gaming machine in all the years since. Of primary interest to this review is that back then I splurged quite a bit of money to buy two GTX 465's each with 1GB of VRAM. I ran those video cards using SLI with good results. I'm a first person shooter fan and always have been. My experience has been that if you build a pc for gaming, everything else you do with your pc will fall into place.That's all well and good, but as time passed and newer games were released, my frame rates dropped. I could compensate by turning the game's settings back, which is fine by me. Eye candy is nice, but frame rates are the difference between life and death when playing a bleeding edge shooter. The system served me well for many years and many shooters until I bought DOOM 4. DOOM 4 is a great game, but with my aging SLI video cards setup my frame rates were terrible, almost unplayable, even at the lowest of the low settings.My second most important criteria for the new card I chose is that it had to have two DVI connectors, since I want to run two LCD monitors. Back in the day two DVI connectors were common on video cards, but that is not the case now. This ASUS card is a rarity in that it has two DVI connectors, plus an HDMI connector, plus whatever that other connector is.My third criteria when shopping for a card is less aggravation and faster speed of installation. I'm older now, I don't want to break my bank, I've got a growing family and much less time to fight a pc upgrade. This ASUS video card nailed it. I removed my old GTX 465's, plugged in this new GTX 1050 Ti, started the computer, and within a tiny handful of minutes Windows 7 figured out what I needed and installed it. I followed that up with a quick NVIDIA update and now this beast of a computer and video card smoothly plays DOOM4 on ultra settings. The frame rates are over the top. The computer is quieter, the power consumption dropped considerably.I'm happy 5A good economic but modern GPU. Arrived promptly, installation was ultra-simple and the improvement in both performance and graphical quality (From a GTX 750 Ti) was well beyond what was expected. 5

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