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  1. 1. Choices

    • Gtx 1050ti + i7-7700HQ
    • Gtx 1060 3gb + i7-6700HQ


I have one main question which i can't conclude.
Whats better:

A 1050ti with i7-7700HQ 16gb ram

or

1060 3gb with i7-6700HQ 8gb ram

 

i can't decide, i don't play the most demanding titles(i play bf4,cs go, overwatch, rocket league) but i want it to be somewhat future proof any suggestions please ??

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1 minute ago, JustARandomDude said:

1060 3gb with i7-6700HQ 8gb ram

 

 

add 16gb ram down the road. 

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If you can find one with an i7 7700 and a 1060 6GB that would be even better. 

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59 minutes ago, LinusTechTipsFanFromDarlo said:

If you can find one with an i7 7700 and a 1060 6GB that would be even better. 

Well in my country any my budget they are the most suitable choices.

Which one is better from them ?

 

i have been researching for like a whole month now and i can't decide :(
 

 

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1 hour ago, tp95112 said:

Id get the 1060 version, ram can be added when you need it

but if there's already one stick, do you need to change both of them to make sure they match ?

and if i don't need it i might just not add it.
is the 1060 3gb better ? even if it has less vram than the 1050ti?

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4 minutes ago, JustARandomDude said:

but if there's already one stick, do you need to change both of them to make sure they match ?

and if i don't need it i might just not add it.
is the 1060 3gb better ? even if it has less vram than the 1050ti?

 
 

The 1060 is significantly faster then a 1050ti. As a laptop that is not really important for the long term. 

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23 minutes ago, JustARandomDude said:

but if there's already one stick, do you need to change both of them to make sure they match ?

and if i don't need it i might just not add it.
is the 1060 3gb better ? even if it has less vram than the 1050ti?

VRAM amounts don't really matter when comparing graphics cards, though, 3GBs of VRAM is pretty much the minimum nowadays. Also, you can just add another stick of RAM and it should be fine.

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11 hours ago, tp95112 said:

The 1060 is significantly faster then a 1050ti. As a laptop that is not really important for the long term. 

Okay, thankyou ! :)

 

11 hours ago, TheRandomness said:

VRAM amounts don't really matter when comparing graphics cards, though, 3GBs of VRAM is pretty much the minimum nowadays. Also, you can just add another stick of RAM and it should be fine.

that's another reason why i'm concerned 3gb seems a little too small but considering i only play at 1080p and don't play the most demanding games i think 3gb will be enough.

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