Inno3d gtx 1050 ti twin x2 4g anyone?

Baekgaard

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Due to budget constrains, i think i may purchase this gpu instead of a asus expedition (same specs) so... Any of you think its a bad idea?
 
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Fair call, that's modest pricing the GTX 1050 Ti should be a great choice, just making sure it wasn't...
If you're looking to use SLI with two 1050ti's, you're in for bad luck, as nVidia no longer supports SLI on cards lower than the 70 (in the 10 series).

In my mind, you may as well go for the 1060, and save some money, instead of buying two 1050ti's, or if you can steer your budget, get a 1070.
 


To clear things up, its really x2 (not times two) and I'm just your average gamer browser, i really would like to play battlefield 4 and dark souls 3, but my radeon 5570 1gb card is so outdated.
 
Ah, well if it's a single 4GB 1050ti, then you should be very much good to go. The 1050ti is a really good budget card, and can run most games at 1080p high settings!
 

But im concerned about the quality...
 


Hmm how much exactly if i may ask? Got a link to the site(s) you are buying from?
 


 


Lets say the r570 is at 10k, the inno3d is at 6k exactly, its so cheap its like a trap! I can bear with the lower gpu speed vs asus, but i fear the lifetime of this brand is not so tough. But, i have read through forums that there are people that says it is a ok gpu, other, not so good. Which puts a 50/50 rating for me. Im not that gamer, but i would like to know where to put my money on.
 


Fair call, that's modest pricing the GTX 1050 Ti should be a great choice, just making sure it wasn't hovering near RX 470/570 prices like some do.

For the brand, i would prefer the Asus Expedition just because the trustworthy brand name and by the looks a slightly better design but the Inno3D will be fine if it saves budget, they aren't some random sketchy brand. They do GTX 1080 Ti high end cards and all, just not as popular in most countries compared to the Asus. Hope this helps :)
 
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