Is GTX 1050 Ti worth buying ?

[SAN1TY]

So I am currently upgrading my pc and I think to save some of the money from the gpu to buy a better cpu
My current specs:
CPU : FX-6300
GPU: GT 630 (potato gpu need upgrade fast as possible!)
RAM: 8 GB DDR3 Kingston HyperX Fury
PSU: FSP 650W 80+ Silver
Mobo: Asus M5a78L-M LX3

So my plan is to buy a 1050 Ti then to upgrade my cpu to i5/zen

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

IT WOULD be a nice upgrade for your setup.

 

[srimasis]

I strongly suggest Rx470 over Gtx1050ti. For just 30$ more, you are getting a GPU which is almost twice as fast as Gtx1050ti.

 

[PlasticMatt]

I agree with Blackbird, it would be an ideal GPU to pair with the FX-6300. You probably wouldn't gain as much benefit from a GPU more powerful than the GTX 1050ti, as the FX-6300 would be a bottleneck. One aspect your post is missing is the resolution of your monitor, or the resolution you intend to to run your games. That GPU should serve you well for any monitor 1080p or lower.

 

[gillhooley]

I agree with Blackbird, it would be an ideal GPU to pair with the FX-6300. You probably wouldn't gain as much benefit from a GPU more powerful than the GTX 1050ti, as the FX-6300 would be a bottleneck. One aspect your post is missing is the resolution of your monitor, or the resolution you intend to to run your games. That GPU should serve you well for any monitor 1080p or lower.

Yes but he plans to upgrade to i5 or Ryzen, so i would opt to save for a 470/480 or 1060 3gb. you will see a major improvement for little money. Those 3 Gpu's are the price performance sweet spot. Note the 1050ti is not bad.

Newegg has a 480 for $160 today that would crush the 1050ti

 

[SAN1TY]

I agree with Blackbird, it would be an ideal GPU to pair with the FX-6300. You probably wouldn't gain as much benefit from a GPU more powerful than the GTX 1050ti, as the FX-6300 would be a bottleneck. One aspect your post is missing is the resolution of your monitor, or the resolution you intend to to run your games. That GPU should serve you well for any monitor 1080p or lower.

1080p Monitor my 4k monitor died

 

[Tenslaster2980]

So I am currently upgrading my pc and I think to save some of the money from the gpu to buy a better cpu
My current specs:
CPU : FX-6300
GPU: GT 630 (potato gpu need upgrade fast as possible!)
RAM: 8 GB DDR3 Kingston HyperX Fury
PSU: FSP 650W 80+ Silver
Mobo: Asus M5a78L-M LX3

So my plan is to buy a 1050 Ti then to upgrade my cpu to i5/zen

I just ordered mine, so hopefully it is worth it.
If you're just playing 1080p then yes, it will be just fine at High-Ultra Settings 1080p.

 

[SAN1TY]

So I am currently upgrading my pc and I think to save some of the money from the gpu to buy a better cpu
My current specs:
CPU : FX-6300
GPU: GT 630 (potato gpu need upgrade fast as possible!)
RAM: 8 GB DDR3 Kingston HyperX Fury
PSU: FSP 650W 80+ Silver
Mobo: Asus M5a78L-M LX3

So my plan is to buy a 1050 Ti then to upgrade my cpu to i5/zen

I just ordered mine, so hopefully it is worth it.
If you're just playing 1080p then yes, it will be just fine at High-Ultra Settings 1080p.

Can you reply when you get it , etc bcs I am think wich to get 1050 Ti then to upgrde the cpu or to get 1060 6GB and stick with fx 6300 for a year more..

 

[Tenslaster2980]

So I am currently upgrading my pc and I think to save some of the money from the gpu to buy a better cpu
My current specs:
CPU : FX-6300
GPU: GT 630 (potato gpu need upgrade fast as possible!)
RAM: 8 GB DDR3 Kingston HyperX Fury
PSU: FSP 650W 80+ Silver
Mobo: Asus M5a78L-M LX3

So my plan is to buy a 1050 Ti then to upgrade my cpu to i5/zen

I just ordered mine, so hopefully it is worth it.
If you're just playing 1080p then yes, it will be just fine at High-Ultra Settings 1080p.

Can you reply when you get it , etc bcs I am think wich to get 1050 Ti then to upgrde the cpu or to get 1060 6GB and stick with fx 6300 for a year more..

If you can get it, get the GTX 1060 6GB