no, the GPU have become more efficient using less power but are also much more powerful when it comes to graphics.
They can do more with less. They also produce less heat as most power used is turned into heat, and less heat is better over all.
Power draw isn't a good way to compare GPU.
having said that, if you have a 770 the 1050ti isn't an upgrade
GTX 770 = https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-gtx-770.c1856#:~:text=GeForce GTX 770 is connected,launch was 399 US Dollars.
1050 TI - https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-gtx-1050-ti.c2885#:~:text=This ensures that all modern,mapping units, and 32 ROPs.
but any card above it likely is.
Ok thanks for the knowledge, I'm not meaning to upgrade to the 1050 Ti, also the whole GPU thing going on, I just wanted to use that card as a comparison. Thanks for your helpit should, yes.
Ok, thanks for the infoif the cards use the same exact artitecute/same generation then yes, but besides that not at all, new 50/60 power efficent cards blow old cards that use multiple times the amount of power out of the water. like for example a an rtx 2060 uses a lot less power than the old gtx 480, but the rtx 2060 will run circles around it.
If you need another example, the GTX 280 is rated for 236W. The RTX 3070 is rated for 220W.I currently have a GTX 770, which uses around 230 watts. A GTX 1050 Ti uses around 75 watts. Is the GTX 770 better than the GTX 1050 ti because it uses a lot more power? It makes sense to me, more power = better performance. Is this true?