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NVIDIA's GTX 1050 graphics card starts at $109 - tech
(hx) 08:55 AM CEST - Oct,19 2016 - Post a comment / read (2)
When it comes to shopping for PC gaming hardware, there are often three types of consumers -- hardcore, budget, and those that fall in between. Hardcore gamers will spend massive amounts of money to get the absolute best performance. Budget gamers, however, aim for respectable specifications at affordable prices. If you fall into the budget category, today, NVIDIA announces two new graphics cards that will make you very excited -- GeForce GTX 1050 and 1050 Ti. While neither card is top of the line, they should be able to achieve solid performance at 1080p. Best of all? The 1050 starts at a super-low $109.

The GTX 1050 and GTX 1050 Ti flank AMD's similarly priced Radeon RX 460, though instead of just differing in the amount of onboard memory (the RX 460 comes in 2GB and 4GB models), they offer different levels of performance. Both are built around Nvidia's GP107 graphics processor, manufactured on Samsung's 14nm FinFET process. It has a die size of 135mm^2, 3.3 billion transistors, and a 128-bit memory interface. Both cards using the GP107 will have 32 ROPs. The GTX 1050 wields 640 CUDA cores with a base clock of 1,354MHz and boost clock of 1,455MHz, and of course some of Nvidia's hardware partners are goosing those clocks for faster performance. It also has 2GB of GDDR5 memory at 7Gbps, resulting in 112GB/s of memory bandwidth. For $30 more, the GTX 1050 Ti bumps up the CUDA core count to 768 and doubles memory to 4GB, which is also not surprisingly GDDR5 on a 128-bit bus. Clockspeeds are a little slower at 1,290MHz and 1,392MHz for the base and boost, respectively, but overall it's the higher performing card. It's also the one that could be end up being compatible with the recently lowered Oculus Rift hardware requirements—Nvidia and Oculus are in the process of testing the GTX 1050 Ti to see if that's the case.

These cards only draw 75W of power. Neither one needs a PCIe power connection, and with the reference measurements putting both the GTX 1050 and GTX 1050 Ti at just 5.7 inches long.
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Csimbi(12:30 PM CEST - Oct,19 2016 )
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When it comes to shopping for PC gaming hardware, there are often three types of consumers -- hardcore, budget, and those that fall in between.
You don't say.
I thought it was only true for everything else in the world that on any scale, all values go from minimum to maximum.

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Budget gamers, however, aim for respectable specifications at affordable prices.
I think that's plain wrong. The term budget gamer is a nice way to say you're broke. And as such, you get the cheapest possible crap, no matter which store you go to. That said, "respectable specifications" are not within reach for you at all.

Sorry, feeling a little blue today...

Tom(08:40 PM CEST - Oct,19 2016 )
a budget minded person with a brain wouldn't even bother with PC. You can grab a console and get the [u:1a1089a6a3]best selection of games[/u:1a1089a6a3] with [u:1a1089a6a3]real-enforced-anti-cheat[/u:1a1089a6a3] for way less than a PC. PC is not for low-budgets period. It's not just about upgrading your video card, it never is.

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