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1050 ti comparison

brunomenezes66
By brunomenezes66
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Hi guys,

I bought a 1050ti FTW some month ago and I`m courious about a couple things:

  1. My card is reaching an overclock on the core of 1936Mhz. Is that a lot? Does anyone have the same card to tell me if his card reaches the same values? It also reaches +1000Mhz on the memory, reaching 4500Mhz.
  2. Am I geting the performance I payed for? I mean, the FTW series should be the top from EVGA (after Kingpin series of course, but that is next level). What I mean is,is my card really better that a reference 1050ti? Does anyone have one that can relate how far should a reference 1050ti go?

Just curious about that guys, waiting for the answers.

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1: thats decent, seen people getting higher but thats still pretty good

2: yes, thats better then the refrence

I spent $2500 on building my PC and all i do with it is play no games atm & watch anime at 1080p(finally) watch YT and write essays...  nothing, it just sits there collecting dust...

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