PNY - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti XLR8 Gaming Overclocked Edition 4GB GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 Graphics Card - Black/Red

My PC was very SLOW, I bought it ~3 years ago and it didn't came with a very capable graphic card. I decided to upgrade the old hard drive to a solid state hard drive and the pc was faster than when I got it. Then I realized I needed a better graphic card for a 4K display and some basic games. I found this one and BestBuy had a great deal so I got it. Once installed, you will notice an improvement in all the text quality if you are reading, browsing or viewing emails. I can't describe how happy I am with my pc right now, it feels quick and powerful! I did had to change my power supply because this graphic card needs an extra 6 pin power adapter. If you have a pc with at least 300 watts you'll probably don't have to upgrade the power supply, just check if you have space for the 6 pin cable for this graphic card. If you are thinking about getting one of these, this is the way to go! Buy it!

Put this into an older Acer Aspire AM5630 with a Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.4 ghz with 4 GB DDR2 RAM. Caution this is about a 3/4 length card. I had to move some hard drives to different cages and reroute SATA cables. Uses a 6 pin power connector and includes molex converter. Much quieter than the GT 430 1 GB it replaced that could only get 10 frames per second on low settings Able to play World of Tanks on high settings 1920X1080 at 30+ FPS. Frame rate is bound by the CPU and slow memory subsystem and PCIE 1 specs. In an i5 or more powerful system with DDR3 or DDR4 and PCIE version 2 or 3 it should do even better. Good for a business user that does light gaming. Cut GPU assisted render times in Blender 2.78b for my test render from 7:45 minutes per frame to 1:34 minutes per frame at HDTV 1080p resolutions. Good enough for student level 3D work. Will do 2D CAD very smoothly. Fast redraws. This is faster than a Quadro K2200 Similar specs to the Quadro M2000 but a generation newer GPU design and not $400+.

Had this 1050ti for a few weeks now and I'm more than satisfied, it's a perfect upgrade without spending a fortune. Every game that I've tried easily runs over 60fps on high settings. This GPU is one of my favorite investments, it really makes gaming more fun. Paired with a decent CPU any game will run high settings without fuss. Though somewhat large, it manages to fit in my tiny little HP case and the fans are very quiet, usually don't even hear them running. (Few examples of games) League of Legends: MEDIUM settings - 300 fps / High settings - 150 fps Rainbow Six Siege: High Settings - 100 fps Doom: High Settings - Seems to be locked at 60 but it does so with ease, never once had any problems running doom. Unfortunately I haven't gotten a chance to try any larger games like Skyrim or Monster Hunter World but I don't have any doubts that this GPU would do just fine with them, at least at medium settings. In case anyone was wondering for comparison - My CPU: i5 8400 @ 2.8 GHz (8th Gen)

I purchased this graphics card for my HP z800 PC. I use it for playing video games and paying my bills. Some games gave me slow frame rates with high detail selected and was choppy on world of war ships. I opted to upgrade video card and was blown away by the difference with the new card installed. The card comes with a 3 year warranty and includes a software driver disk for easy installation. There is a bonus offer included as well that gives you 2 full free games (new titles) and a $5 coupon towards AMD cap. Card is whisper quiet and scores well on graphics and stress tests. If you are thinking of purchasing this card make sure you have adequate power supply (read box and look at your systems power supply to make sure you have the hookups and capacity) benchmarks were equal to or greater than the GTX 1060 and close to the 1070 overall at half the price. Good job AMD this card rocs. Thanks for the good deal best buy.

I bought this card to replace an old AMD R7 250 and the difference is dramatically better. My FPS in World of Tanks went from the mid 20s to 30s to 100 FPS on ultra settings. The newest 1.0 version and new Encore graphic engine for World of Tanks just came out and I'm in the 70 to 80 FPS range on Ultra setting running a pretty moderate FX 6300 6 core Black Edition processor with a mild overclock on the CPU and GPU. The card only handles 1080 res games but it does a great job up at 1080. I got this card on a screaming deal at Best Buy online and I couldn't be happier with the performance for what I paid. It runs nice and cool with the two fans- yet it's still very quiet using the afterburner tuning software.

I have an asus with 12g ram and a processor at 3.4ghz that HAD an integrated gpu. I upgraded and got this, without upgrading my 350w psu, and runs phenomenal. I play PUBG and before would only get 20-30 fps on very low. Lol. Now i get 70-80fps on a mix of medium and high settings. At 1920x1080. My buddys cpu is basically the same but runs it alot better cuz he spent a couple more hundred of $$ more than me and just got a 1080ti thats runs it on ultra at 80fps at 2400x1440. ? Something like that. And looks spectacular. But im stilla able to play them game just fine and comparing to my buddy, saved about $600

The Nvidia GTX 1050 ti is a great graphics card, the only problem is that it's NOT Virtual Reality Ready... But, if you are not interested in the VR world of gaming, then the GTX 1050 ti is great for you, if you're on a budge gaming PC build. I get a good 70-90ish fps in ultra graphics settings on some games like: RuneScape 3, Guild Wars 2 and Tera Online. BIG TIP: If you want this graphics card to work decent enough, you need a decent enough CPU(processor), I am running an AMD FX-8350(comparable to the Intel i5) with 8GB of RAM, and the GTX 1050 ti works great, no bottlenecking whatsoever!

Got this so that I could upgrade from my integrated GPU and have a unit with it's own dedicated memory (instead of sharing my computer's RAM) for doing hi-res video editing. This product has made a tremendous difference in my computer's performance. Had to return the first one I bought because one of the fans was 'chattering' when it spun, probably a bad bearing; but the replacement has worked great -- I can hardly even hear it running at any speed. Makes editing large hi-resolution videos so much easier, and the games are running so smooth and much cleaner than before. No running out of RAM and stopping/starting. Runs pretty cool even without a system fan in my case. Definitely worth the extra $$ I spent on this one.