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MSI GeForce GTX 1050 & 1050 Ti Gaming X Review




In this article we'll review the MSI GeForce GTX 1050 (2GB) and 1050 Ti (4GB) Gaming X, two graphics cards aimed at the budget minded consumer these cards are very affordable at 109 and 139 dollars (US) respectively.
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Incredible Lama
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Posted on: 10/25/2016 02:09 PM
Thanks for the review!
No more Witcher III benchmarks? noooooo...
Now that pretty much the whole new gen AMD 4xx and Nvidia 10xx lineups have a MSI Gaming X variant, could you maybe make a review comparing all MSI Gaming X cards together Hilbert? I find that reference cards not always that representative of what we'll actually be buying, and MSI has proven to put out reliable products that would give good insight of what the new VGA cards are capable of once a AIB has done it's magic on them.
Danku
Thanks for the review!
No more Witcher III benchmarks? noooooo...
Now that pretty much the whole new gen AMD 4xx and Nvidia 10xx lineups have a MSI Gaming X variant, could you maybe make a review comparing all MSI Gaming X cards together Hilbert? I find that reference cards not always that representative of what we'll actually be buying, and MSI has proven to put out reliable products that would give good insight of what the new VGA cards are capable of once a AIB has done it's magic on them.
Danku
Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Don Vito Corleone
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Posted on: 10/25/2016 02:15 PM
Thanks for the review!
No more Witcher III benchmarks? noooooo...
Now that pretty much the whole new gen AMD 4xx and Nvidia 10xx lineups have a MSI Gaming X variant, could you maybe make a review comparing all MSI Gaming X cards together Hilbert? I find that reference cards not always that representative of what we'll actually be buying, and MSI has proven to put out reliable products that would give good insight of what the new VGA cards are capable of once a AIB has done it's magic on them.
Danku
I benchmarked it, but forget to include them.
Added now. I will also add the shootout overview with all AIB card included for quick comparison.
Thanks for the review!
No more Witcher III benchmarks? noooooo...
Now that pretty much the whole new gen AMD 4xx and Nvidia 10xx lineups have a MSI Gaming X variant, could you maybe make a review comparing all MSI Gaming X cards together Hilbert? I find that reference cards not always that representative of what we'll actually be buying, and MSI has proven to put out reliable products that would give good insight of what the new VGA cards are capable of once a AIB has done it's magic on them.
Danku
I benchmarked it, but forget to include them.
Added now. I will also add the shootout overview with all AIB card included for quick comparison.
Alienwarez567
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Posted on: 10/25/2016 02:18 PM
So in my opinion Nvidia just shot them self in the foot with these cards. No reason to buy at all, cant even play games at 1080P unless the engine is optimized and no option to SLI.
So in my opinion Nvidia just shot them self in the foot with these cards. No reason to buy at all, cant even play games at 1080P unless the engine is optimized and no option to SLI.
Truder
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Posted on: 10/25/2016 02:28 PM
Yeah, looks like nVidia sh*t the bed at this segment, frankly speaking it's a mess... No real generational improvements have been made.
So in my opinion Nvidia just shot them self in the foot with these cards. No reason to buy at all, cant even play games at 1080P unless the engine is optimized and no option to SLI.
Yeah, looks like nVidia sh*t the bed at this segment, frankly speaking it's a mess... No real generational improvements have been made.
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And people expected another 750ti.
Very underwhelming performance with these cards, especially using newer API's.
That said, what nvidia has to offer in lower-mid segment? Underpowered 1050ti and 1060 3GB. Meh.