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Is the difference between the GTX 1050 vs 1050 Ti just clock speed?

iPC

Hi, I was hoping to buy a laptop, and right now Im looking at a difference between the 1050 and 1050 Ti. They both have 4G of GDDR5X memory, so I was wondering if overclocking the GTX 1050 would reach basically the same performance as the 1050 Ti. Thanks!

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No, I don't have the differences memorized, but there are more cuda cores, and various other random things that make them distinctly different. Go for a 1050ti if you can as oc'ing a laptop gpu is questionable at best. 

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*GDDR5

 

No the 1050 have 640 Cuda cores while 1050 Ti have 768 Cuda Cores.

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Just now, xAcid9 said:

*GDDR5

 

No the 1050 have 640 Cuda cores while 1050 Ti have 768 Cuda Cores.

Thanks!

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gtx 1050ti is not worth it unless you have power restraint, go for the rx470, it's a better card. 

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Not many laptops running AMD GPUs

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While your at it, What do you think would be a good laptop with dedicated graphics and an i7 processer around 1000? Im fine doing upgrades myself if thats what it takes to drop the price.

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3 minutes ago, nerdslayer1 said:

gtx 1050ti is not worth it unless you have power restraint, go for the rx470, it's a better card. 

 

7 minutes ago, iPC said:

Hi, I was hoping to buy a laptop

 

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Just now, nerdslayer1 said:

...missed that. OP laptop GPU's are a bit slower do to thermal and power constraints, what laptop are you looking at? 

HP omen for my price point

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Just now, iPC said:

HP omen for my price point

1050 vs 1050 Ti is 100$ diff

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Just now, iPC said:

HP omen for my price point

avoid HP, what is your price point? a dell Inspiron 7000 with a i5/i7 and a gtx 1050ti should be good. 

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Just now, nerdslayer1 said:

avoid HP, what is your price point? a dell Inspiron 7000 with a i5/i7 and a gtx 1050ti should be good. 

Kinda liking the UHD display, tho

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Just now, iPC said:

Kinda liking the UHD display, tho

you can also get a UHD display on the Inspiron. 

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Tryin to keep it around 1000$, btw

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