EVGA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti SSC Gaming ACX 3.0, 4GB GDDR5, DX12 OSD Support (PXOC) Graphics Card 04G-P4-6255-KR

Pros Price 4GB of DDR5 Dedicated Video RAM Nicely Packaged Incredible Graphics Quiet (I got the single fan one) Cons Not sure I found any but if you want dual monitors be prepared to use different cables for each monitor or I suppose purchase some sort of Y cable for either DVI, Display Port or HDMI port. This Card only has one connector for each of these cables which for me is not an issue. Review - I received this card two (2) days ago and I promptly installed it and test it. I work in IT so I didn't need to read the instructions but it comes with a Display Driver Disk, a little installation instruction manual, a quick start fold out sheet and a pretty fancy metal sticker. All documentation comes in English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese and 3 different Asian languages (I am guessing they are Japanese, Korean and Chinese). I didn't have to change my power supply since mine is able to handle 450Watts but you should know you would need at least a 300Watts Power Supply. In fact, before you buy any Video Card you should go to the manufacturer and see what it requires and adjust accordingly (either buy a new Power Supply or buy a different card). However, I don't know any systems that carry a 250Watts Power Supply anymore all of them are either 300 or 350Watts and if you bought or built a Gaming Rig I'm sure you went insane with the Power and got the biggest thing you could afford. PCIE Connector and mine didn't require any additional power other than the one provided by the Motherboard which made swapping out cards extremely easy. I installed the Drivers provided by EVGA and then I launched my NVIDIA GEForce Experience and Updated the Driver to the latest (my previous card was also an NVIDIA card). It took me longer to unplug all the cables and break my computer open and put it all back than it did to install the card and the drivers. Noticeable improvement in Video on Games and Performance. I tested it against a recently purchased Game which is still in Beta (Star Citizen) which was very Jerky and requires a minimum of 2GB or RAM (I had just below 2GB at 1.7GB with my old one). Not only did it render it beautifully the performance improvement was evidently. I also test it with Mass Effect 2 (which my old card could handle easily) and the improvement in video detail was amazing (my wife who is not a gamer could tell the improvement immediately even though she's only seen the screen periodically here and there). I tested it against SWTOR and I increased all the Graphics settings to high (which was nice to see the effect) and it handled beautifully. I have not done any Arena style gaming yet so I cannot speak on its performance on PVP and Arena Style games. However, it handles fine in fights, zero lag or any issues that I have found. I am very happy with this purchase so far. I was fretting between the EVGA, MSI or GIGABYTE one and looked at all the overclocking specs until I went cross eyed. In the end I chose one that fit my budget below $160 and to be honest for the level of gaming I am doing (no VR obviously) it doesn't matter all the overclocking. The bottom line is 4GB of dedicated DDR5 RAM just for Video. If you are fretting look at three things 1. Get a card with minimum 128bit Memory Bus 2. Get at least 4GB 3. Price

I purchased this graphics card as a treat for myself, and as an upgrade for my desktop. Previously, I had a 2 GB GDDR3 graphics card, and it was very old by today's standards. I upgraded to this 2 GB GDDR5, and I saw a massive performance increase. First, certain games that were lagging on minimum settings were silky smooth even on top settings. No longer did frame rates resemble power point presentations. Now, frame rates flowed like water. Also, I could play games that I could not play before due to hardware requirements. Second, it makes life in Photoshop massively easier. In addition to the graphics buff, it also made 3D graphics possible. Now I could create fancy 3D text and graphics, something impossible with my previous graphics card. Lastly, installing was a breeze and it didn't eat up electricity. Efficient, powerful and at the time, a good buy. Overall, I recommend this as an entry level gaming graphics card, or as a jack-of-all-graphics cards purchase. The ease of installation, plus the performance involved, make it a must buy for any computer user. Just make sure it fits; my repurposed HP Compaq microtower accepted this card fine, but lower profile machines will not work. You'll need to find LP graphics cards for that.

I got this card to upgrade a Dell Inspiron I was upgrading to a budget gaming system. I had upgraded the CPU to a i3 @ 3.7 gig and maxed out the RAM at 16 gigs and since it had a solid PS (305 watt), I wanted a video card that wouldn't require a upgrade if possible. Since I have to two systems (One with a GTX-960 TI SC with 4 gigs GDDR5 RAM and another with a GTX-1060 TI SC with 6 gigs GDDR5 RAM, I decided on this card as it wouldn't require a new PS and it fell right below the other two models. Also, it wouldn't cost an arm and a leg. This system already had a GT-730 card in it with the latest drivers installed and, since I had had some luck simply swapping out the old card for the new one by removing the old card in the Win 10 device manage and then shutting down the system, installing the new card and booting up again, and letting Windows install the current drivers for the new card. (This wouldn't work if I was changing card brands or if the new card needed a different driver.) After getting this card installed I boot up and Win 10 saw the card and Geforce installed the correct drivers right off the bat. After letting the system settle in for a bit, I ran a few tests to see how the card was working. I was very pleased with the performance of this card. It was on a par with the other two cards I have. I now have three systems that can handle almost anything I can throw at them. This card is a really good card for anyone who wants a good gaming card but can't spend an arm and a leg and doesn't want to have to upgrade the PS. Well worth the investment.

I bought this GPU after using a APU, and I have a few friends who own pretty decent graphics cards and after not being able to keep up with them "FPS" wise, I decided to pick this up cause of its price, I was more then happy with it, This runs amazing on new titles and is fantastic to get into gaming You will not run into any "low FPS" issues if you have a great CPU, My current CPU is in my specs below, It kinda limits the 1050's capabilities on CPU heavy games but in overwatch, Counterstrike, and Many many other games I get fantastic FPS usually around 60+ FPS, Fantastic Graphics card to get into the gaming scene for a great price. My Specs: CPU: AMD A8 7600 GPU: EVGA GeForce GTX 1050 SC 2GB RAM: 8GB

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Gaming at 720p, average frames 55-60 fps. Fc Primal, watch dogs 2, mafia 3, gta 5. Good buy,for 1080p go for rx 470 or gtx 1050ti

Por menos de la mitad de lo que te quieren vender un PS4 o Xbox One es posible adquirir esta decente tarjeta gráfica, lo mejor de todo es que a diferencia de los modelos de gama media o alta (1060 y superiores) NO necesita alimentación adicional, por lo que es posible instalarla en casi cualquier PC de Escritorio del 2010 en lo adelante y convertirlo en un muy decente equipo para videojuegos, una excelente manera de actualizar un equipo algo viejo o para una PC "Gamer" de primera vez. El modelo de EVGA es muy compacto y viene con un leve overclock de fabrica, la tarjeta en si es capaz de reproducir los títulos más nuevos a 1080p/30fps, o bien los del 2015 para atrás en 1080/60fps, con igual o mejor calidad que un PlayStation 4, pero con un menor costo de entrada y precio de juegos MUCHO mas accesible. Ojo, es una unidad pequeña pero no es de bajo perfil (necesario para las PC Slim Line Case / Micro ATX, si necesitas una así revisa Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1050 - Tarjeta de Video NVIDIA, 4GB GDDR5, 2xHDMI, 1xDVI, 1xDisplayPort, PCI Express x16 3.0 color negro .

If you are getting into PC gaming for the first time, this is your entry level. Do not go lower than this. AAA 2017 titles might struggle on ultra settings with this card but games 2 years old run great at 1080p. It is a great card for the price and is ideal for Esports titles or turning a basic PC into a low end gaming PC. The EVGA version is compact and runs at the exact same capacity as it's counter part 1050 ti from MSI and ASUS. It also over-clocks automatically. The watt usage is also so low, it does not require any other power supply, just plug into the motherboard on nearly any computer you own and you have turned it into an entry level gaming computer. Very easy installation as well. Quite happy for what it is, but my requirements are growing so I will be upgrading soon. Not the GPU's fault at all.