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Palit GeForce GTX 1050 Ti KalmX Review




In this article we'll review the passively cooled Palit GeForce GTX 1050 Ti KalmX, the graphics cards has no fans, just one big cooling radiator and is positioned at the budget minded consumer as these cards are located in the entry level segment.
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mrbull3tproof
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Junior Member
Posts: 13
Posted on: 02/24/2017 05:33 PM
I thought noone sane would buy these 1050ti's but after checking amazon it turns out it's top seller out there, and all reviews praising it how smooth and always over 60 fps gameplay is in 1080p with maxed out details. Don't know what to think.
I thought noone sane would buy these 1050ti's but after checking amazon it turns out it's top seller out there, and all reviews praising it how smooth and always over 60 fps gameplay is in 1080p with maxed out details. Don't know what to think.
Trihy
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Posts: 158
Senior Member
Posts: 158
Posted on: 02/26/2017 12:59 AM
1050ti is a great card for small cases and 1080p gaming.
The no fan design, sadly need a fan somewhere, you will need to have the fans on the case or on the card.
No case and no card fans, and temps will rise sooner or later.
1050ti is a great card for small cases and 1080p gaming.
The no fan design, sadly need a fan somewhere, you will need to have the fans on the case or on the card.
No case and no card fans, and temps will rise sooner or later.
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Time to upgrade
Based on what I am seeing here, it looks like my 7970ghz is getting a little long in the tooth. However, that is impressive for a little card!