Which one should i buy?Please help me.

[Giwrgos_4]

Hello community,

I saw two GPUs but i dont know which one i have to choose.My purpose is to play mainly CS:GO with 4:3 1280 res with 144hz monitor.

The GPUs are:

https://www.skroutz.gr/s/10554817/MSI-GeForce-GTX1050-Ti-4GB-LP-GeForce-GTX-1050-TI-4GT-LP.html#specs

and

https://www.skroutz.gr/s/10521312/Palit-GeForce-GTX1050-Ti-4GB-Dual-OC-NE5105TS18G1D.html#specs

Thanks in advance

 

[DRagor]

Performance wise, they are equal, even if Palit one has slightly higher clock, but that does not necessarily means higher FPS. I would go for MSI for quality reasons, but if Palit was noticeably cheaper, I would consider it.

 

[Rdslw]

IF you have enough space go for PALIT. Its stronger and have a lot more cooling space so should behave a bit better. If i remember PALIT used not the best, but still solid quality parts so you should be happy.

 

[aquielisunari]

One of them is made for a SFF(small form factor) case and the other is normal. What are the dimensions of your PC case? Make and model?

I'd go for the Palit. MSI AB, Asus GPU Tweak v.*, EVGA PrecisionX OC and many other GPU monitors, including Palit's(Thundermaster) can OC that card squeezing out every last drop of performance it can offer. The user could also use use the utility to change their fan curve to something that better fits their needs. It has better cooling and a wee tiny bit higher clock. Cooling is very important when overclocking. I prefer MSI AB for OC'ing and making adjustment.

I do however only use EVGA Precision at the moment because I have an EVGA 1080 TI FTW3 Hybrid that can take advantage of K-Boost(not to be confused with GPU Boost 3.0). Those other utilities lack that feature.

 

[Giwrgos_4]

One of them is made for a SFF(small form factor) case and the other is normal. What are the dimensions of your PC case? Make and model?

I'd go for the Palit. MSI AB, Asus GPU Tweak v.*, EVGA PrecisionX OC and many other GPU monitors, including Palit's(Thundermaster) can OC that card squeezing out every last drop of performance it can offer. The user could also use use the utility to change their fan curve to something that better fits their needs. It has better cooling and a wee tiny bit higher clock. Cooling is very important when overclocking. I prefer MSI AB for OC'ing and making adjustment.

I do however only use EVGA Precision at the moment because I have an EVGA 1080 TI FTW3 Hybrid that can take advantage of K-Boost(not to be confused with GPU Boost 3.0). Those other utilities lack that feature.

My case is the Corsair 570x.And probably i will pick the palit.I just want to know if palit's gpus are good (no problems)

 

[aquielisunari]

One of them is made for a SFF(small form factor) case and the other is normal. What are the dimensions of your PC case? Make and model?

I'd go for the Palit. MSI AB, Asus GPU Tweak v.*, EVGA PrecisionX OC and many other GPU monitors, including Palit's(Thundermaster) can OC that card squeezing out every last drop of performance it can offer. The user could also use use the utility to change their fan curve to something that better fits their needs. It has better cooling and a wee tiny bit higher clock. Cooling is very important when overclocking. I prefer MSI AB for OC'ing and making adjustment.

I do however only use EVGA Precision at the moment because I have an EVGA 1080 TI FTW3 Hybrid that can take advantage of K-Boost(not to be confused with GPU Boost 3.0). Those other utilities lack that feature.

My case is the Corsair 570x.And probably i will pick the palit.I just want to know if palit's gpus are good (no problems)

Nice case. They aren't up there with EVGA, Asus, MSI and Gigabyte but they are an okay company. The turn-around time for my EVGA 970 was about a week. Palit's is at least twice that. They also have stipulations that make their RMA procedure sound complicated. I would choose MSI over them with all other things being equal, which they aren't in your question. . I prefer EVGA.

 

[mayankshandilya1]

OK well I checked on hardware collaboration and overclocking specks. So unless You are manually going to overclock it .I will consider you to buy whichsoever one is the cheapest.Also if you are talking in terms of maximum productivity then I shall tell you that I dont use any software which the vendor provides.I go to the offical site like AMD OR NVIDIA Which in your case is NVIDIA and get my drivers and tweaks from there