Gigabyte Geforce GTX 1050 Ti OC Low Profile 4GB GDDR5 128 Bit PCI-E Graphic Card (GV-N105TOC-4GL)
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As shown in the bottom image of the description, there are three connections on this card: With adapters, you can connect two or even three monitors to the HDMI port, which has one Display Port, one HDMI port, and one DVI port.
Yes. A low-profile bracket was included in the box with mine. Simply unscrew the full-height one and replace it with the low-profile version.
In 2, there are no cards that work. 0 slots. They simply won't be able to transfer data at full speed.
Yes, if your motherboard has a PCI slot. You'll do fine in the E slot.
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Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow So, first, let me tell you about the equipment I'm using so you can make your own decision. Dell Optiplex 990br>I5-Dell Optiplex 990br>I5-Dell Optiplex 990br>Dell Optiplex 990br>Dell Optiplex 990b 2500 3. 3 GHzbr>Windows 7 Professional 64 bitbr>16 GB memory (4 x 4 GB 10600 1333 MHz sticks- br>250gb HDbr>Lenovo 24" monitor 1080pbr>br>Upgraded from a 2gig ddr3 card and wow what a difference I have yet to play a game in which the graphics settings were not maxed out! This GPU isn't particularly loud; I only notice it because my case is open. The OC option is fantastic; it gives it a nice boost, but I've never felt the need to use it unless I wanted to be spoiled. I'm new to gaming, and while this is billed as a mid-range card, it produces far more crisp graphics than my Xbox One S. The responsiveness is excellent as well. Even with the OC option turned on, I have yet to see the GPU clock rise above 60C. To be honest, I don't see the need for the $1k graphics cards; this provides all of the power I require! Not to mention the fact that it's running on a motherboard with a stock power supply of 250 watts or so! br>br>Ultra/max settings were used in this game. br>br>The Witcher 3br>FIFA 18br>Endless Space 2br>Metal Gear Solid 5 phantom painbr>Arkham Knight GOTY editionbr>Far cry Primalbr>br>br>GTA 5 on medium/highbr>GR Wildlands on high/ultra (using OC with some bios tweaks) even though some features load slowly ie. terrainbr>br>Edited to include some of the games I've played on this card since purchasing it.
- br>NOTE: THIS PAGE HAS BEEN UPDATED. br>br>When I first got this card, I was a complete novice in the gaming world. If you're concerned about FPS, I'm afraid you won't be able to get them unless you have a powerful system with matching ddr5 memory to use as vram on the card. t get it. I was using lower resolutions and higher settings for the games mentioned above. I used to play with my computer's stock power supply, but I recently upgraded to a 550W power supply. It has transformed this good card into a better performer! With the new PSU, I was able to overclock the card much harder, which made a significant difference in how quickly the images were rendered in game. Here are some of the games I'm currently playing: br>br>Unlike the previous review, these are all in 1080p full screen. br>br>Ghost Recon: Ghost Recon: Ghost Recon: Ghost Recon: Ghost Recon: Ghost Recon: Ghost Recon The Wildlands - The majority of the settings were set to medium and the texture levels were set to ultra. Average: br>FrostPunk: 42 frames per secondbr> ALL ULTRA MODIFICATIONS Almost always at 40 frames per secondbr>FIFA 18: Setting Ultra/Max - 50 frames per second plusbr>Sims 4- Everything is at its most extreme. Is it really that important? It's The Sims, lol. Even without overclocking, you can go for a walk in the park. br>Fallout 4 is the Game of the Year. a combination of high and ultra - It did well 45-45 without MODS in the game. Batman: 55 frames per second, with about 35 modsbr> Arkham Origins is a game set in the world of Batman. The maximum settings are 50- br>Witcher 3 (55fps) br> The majority are Ultra, but there are a few that are off or on low. Splinter Cell: 50 frames per secondbr> a list of people who have been placed on a no-f In-game ultra preset - This War of Mine-- at 50 frames per secondbr> Exceptional Conditions- 45 frames per secondbr>MGS V- Ultra Settings 50 fps SOLIDbr>br>I believe that the card can handle MUCH more with a powerful PSU than it can with a stock PSU. I considered upgrading to the 1060 for future proofing purposes, but I just can't justify it right now: )br>br>Even with only 2 GB VRAM on the card, it manages to handle everything I throw at it.
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I purchased a HP 570-series notebook computer with a small form factor. p064 (for $400) is a general-purpose, non-commercial printer. I decided to upgrade the power supply and get the best graphics card that would fit in the cramped case after a few months of gaming use. After hours of research, I discovered that the Gigabyte GT 1030 was the only card that would fit comfortably. a 2 GB GDDR5 card with a very flat surface - I paid $95. 95 for it on Amazon. br>br>As a result, I installed an EVGA uATX power supply as well as the card. However, after less than a week of playing some old Steam games and demos, I was dissatisfied with how little it improved on the integrated Intel HD 630 graphics. I believe I required a 4 GB video card, despite the fact that they were twice the size; finding one that would fit in a HP 570 would be a miracle. br>br>I couldn't believe the GT 1030 was the only option, but the PCI-E slot was the only way to go. A slimline DVD player sits next to the E port, which is flanked by a power supply. Furthermore, the top graphics card slot is partially blocked by the motherboard's two yellow audio inputs. As a result, the prospect of installing any dual-channel audio system is a strange design decision. The length, height, and "shape" of a 4GB card in a slot would be limited: Basically, any "blocky" cards that are longer than 6 inches (such as some EVGA models). It would be impossible to use 8 inches. br>br>I tried to measure and imagine how this Gigabyte model would work in my case, and it seemed to work. Well, I was fortunate enough to come across an oblique review from another HP 570 series buyer (on another seller's website) who stated that the Gigabyte Geforce GTX 1050 Ti Low Profile graphics card "barely fit. " " It appeared that the length and height would be fine, and that the sides might just perfectly angle near the front of the card to allow just enough space to clear the motherboard's audio inputs. br>br>Well, I spoke with Amazon about the situation, and they handled everything - Customer service is FIVE STARS! They sent me a brand new 1050 Ti graphics card via free one-day shipping. They said there would be no penalty if the card didn't fit, and they also said there would be no charge if it didn't. They also assisted me in returning the GT 1030 to the company. Once again, I'd like to express my gratitude to Amazon. br>br>I was overjoyed when my new GPU installed without a hitch and I was able to play some games for the first time. br>br>This is my HP 570- The Intel i3 dual-core processor in p064 is the only one available. 7100th core 8 GB DDR4 RAM and a 9GHz processor. 64-bit version of Windows ten My operating system is on an SSD, and my games are on a 1 TB hard drive, and I can only use a 23" 1080p 60 Hz monitor. Here are a few of my favorite in-depth articles. FPS in games using the Gigabyte 1050 Ti OC - with a small amount of overclocking with a resolution of 1080p:
- Grand Theft Auto V with a lot of options and effects: 50- The average frame rate is 60 frames per second. br> Dogs Who Are Sleeping: High settings on the Definitive Edition: a frame rate of 60 frames per secondbr>a frame rate of 60 frames per secondbr> Final Fantasy: A New Beginning High-quality settings and effects for A Realm Reborn: a frame rate of 60 frames per secondbr>a frame rate of 60 frames per secondbr> With extreme settings and effects, Max Payne 3: a frame rate of 60 frames per secondbr>a frame rate of 60 frames per secondbr> With maximum resolution and medium effects, Doom (2016): a frame rate of 60 frames per secondbr>a frame rate of 60 frames per secondbr> Spec Ops: The Line (demo) at its most extreme settings: a steady 60 frames per secondbr>- Skyrim with high-definition textures and ultra settings: 60 FPSbr>br>I hope this review helps anyone with an HP 570 series computer decide whether or not to upgrade their graphics card. Despite the fact that it is more of a casual gaming card, I believe it is capable of playing games on par - or, in many cases, even better - compared to a standard PlayStation 4 Your success will be determined in large part by your processor, and I have an average Intel processor. br>br>Please note that you'll need a new power supply because this card consumes 70 watts, while the stock 180-watt supply is insufficient. If it works at all, a watt power supply will be ineffective. The EVGA 500W White model comes highly recommended. Also, if anyone discovers a better GPU for an HP 570, please let the world know.
E is the connector for power. No PCI- During normal 2D operation, the E power connector is required, the unit runs cool, and the fan shuts off.
Approximately 25% improvement over R9 270 yet costs less and uses less power than R9 270 yet costs less and uses less power than R9 270 yet costs less and use For midrange gaming, this card comes highly recommended.
There were no issues once I was plugged in. There were no issues with the fans or the temperatures. Because it's Gigabyte overclocked, it does everything it's supposed to do and more for a measly 1050. The XTREME GIGABYTE Engine is a bit clumsy, but it gets the job done. As long as you're not plugging it into a $20 motherboard, RGB works fine; in any case, this card gives me my frames and resolution, so I'm satisfied. However, keep in mind that your CPU has a significant impact on your FPS performance. So don't judge my frames solely on the basis of the card I'm using (the 1050 G1 Gaming 2GB). My processor is an Intel Core i5. With this 1050, you get a 7600k. br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br
CS: GO - PUBG - PUBG - PUBG - PUBG - PUBG - PUBG PUBG - PUBG PUBG - PUBG PUBG 60- H1Z1 - 100 FPS graphics settingsbr>H1Z1 - 100 FPS graphics settingsbr>H1Z1 - 100 FPS graphics settingsbr>H Rust - A very stable 90 frames per second (just got it, may have a capped frames per second setting somewhere I'm not aware of)br> 90 - League of Legends - 110 frames per secondbr> 150-300 FPS, though I despise this game so don't ask me too many questions about it. br>Fornite - 130- 180 FPS (I despise this game as well)br>br>Anyway, you get the idea; I got it for $40 less than it's currently listed at; As a result, I'm quite happy. Cheap and perfect for a night out on the town. 4 stars due to the inherent product quality (it's only a 1050) and the fact that the price has increased by $40. If it was still available at a lower price, I would have given it 5 stars because of the excellent value for money.
I upgraded from a 750 ti that I had purchased for my first PC build. In Fallout 4 and Arkham Knight, it performs admirably in 1080p.
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