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[Mlek00]

I have i7 2600k

I want to buy msi gtx 1050ti 4gb oc

Is this good?

[Haro]

What are you doing? 

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[Tom_nerd]

what are you going to do with the PC?

[Foef_Yet_Flalf]

Dude, you need to give more information if you expect help.

[Mlek00]

21 minutes ago, Tom_nerd said:

what are you going to do with the PC?

I want to play GTA 5 1080p on high settings 

 

[Mlek00]

18 minutes ago, Foef_Yet_Flalf said:

Dude, you need to give more information if you expect help.

Full specs

I7 2600 stock cooler

 

GT 430

 

Goodram 4gb DDR 3

 

Motherboard 

https://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H61DES3/index.pl.asp

 

Power suply Corsair CV 650

 

 

 

[Foef_Yet_Flalf]

A 1050 Ti will be good for what you plan to do with your PC. I would suggest purchasing more RAM, as 4GB will be pushing any modern title.

[Mlek00]

Just now, Foef_Yet_Flalf said:

A 1050 Ti will be good for what you plan to do with your PC. I would suggest purchasing more RAM, as 4GB will be pushing any modern title.

8gb or 16?

[Foef_Yet_Flalf]

1 minute ago, Mlek00 said:

8gb or 16?

It depends on how cost-effective the current options are. How many slots does your motherboard have for DDR3 RAM?

[Mlek00]

Just now, Foef_Yet_Flalf said:

It depends on how cost-effective the current options are. How many slots does your motherboard have for DDR3 RAM?

4 and it support up to 16 gb

[Foef_Yet_Flalf]

Just now, Mlek00 said:

4 and it support up to 16 gb

If you want something that looks nice, my old build had four of Kingston's HyperX 4 Gigabyte Sticks, available on amazon in 8GB pairs. They are available in multiple colors and speeds. The memory speeds shouldn't be a huge concern to you, and they don't make much difference in price regardless.

[Mlek00]

9 minutes ago, Foef_Yet_Flalf said:

It depends on how cost-effective the current options are. How many slots does your motherboard have for DDR3 RAM?

Btw what's the price of the msi gtx 1050ti 4gb in your country ? 

In Poland you have to pay 800zl (200 dollars)

 

[Mlek00]

28 minutes ago, Foef_Yet_Flalf said:

If you want something that looks nice, my old build had four of Kingston's HyperX 4 Gigabyte Sticks, available on amazon in 8GB pairs. They are available in multiple colors and speeds. The memory speeds shouldn't be a huge concern to you, and they don't make much difference in price regardless.

I want 

 

23 minutes ago, Mlek00 said:

Btw what's the price of the msi gtx 1050ti 4gb in your country ? 

In Poland you have to pay 800zl (200 dollars)

 

I want to buy this graphics because it's on sale and it cost 160 dollars. Should I buy it or something like Rx 550 or gtx cheaper 1050ti

[Mlek00]

36 minutes ago, Foef_Yet_Flalf said:

If you want something that looks nice, my old build had four of Kingston's HyperX 4 Gigabyte Sticks, available on amazon in 8GB pairs. They are available in multiple colors and speeds. The memory speeds shouldn't be a huge concern to you, and they don't make much difference in price regardless.

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[Foef_Yet_Flalf]

17 hours ago, Mlek00 said:

Btw what's the price of the msi gtx 1050ti 4gb in your country ? 

In Poland you have to pay 800zl (200 dollars)

 

It depends on which model. The full-size version is $170 USD on amazon, but newegg offers the low-profile version as well and has more listings.

 

Go for the cheaper 1050 Ti. Given your existing hardware anything more powerful risks other components bottlenecking.

[gloop]

20 hours ago, Foef_Yet_Flalf said:

A 1050 Ti will be good for what you plan to do with your PC. I would suggest purchasing more RAM, as 4GB will be pushing any modern title.

A RX570/580 will perform better for cheaper. 

[Foef_Yet_Flalf]

4 hours ago, gloop said:

A RX570/580 will perform better for cheaper. 

It might be true that the RX570/580 has better value for gaming performance, but not unless Mlek00 could utilize the increased gaming performance. This is especially the case when pairing the gfx card with an i7-2600K, which will bottleneck higher-end GPUs0. OP might not even be able to take advantage of the better performance of the 570/580 without also buying a new CPU and potentially a new motherboard.