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Laptop 1050 Ti vs Desktop 1050?

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1 hour ago, TheQRoks said:

GTX 1060

this is more worth it TBH, but make sure you get a good model, not just looking at the specs only

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I'm looking at getting a gaming laptop to replace my sub-par desktop, but i'm not wanting to wait for months of paychecks to clear to get a beast machine, so I was wondering if a laptop with a GTX 1050 Ti was going to graphically outperform my GTX 1050 i currently have, or if i should spend a bit more on the GTX 1060 version

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I would recommend focusing desktops as you can upgard it whenever you want , you know games this day always need newer things 

 

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A desktop 1050 beats a laptop 1050ti by 1% .

It is not a big difference .

I recommend a 1060 at least if you need more performance.

But if you want similar performance to your desktop a laptop 1050ti is good.

 

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The desktop and laptop 10 series nvdia cards are the same, excluding clock, cooling differences and in some cases the amount of VRAM.

 

The 1050ti will probably be around 20% more fps and the 1060 around 80% more vs the 1050 (Assuming CPU etc is not causing a bottleneck).

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1 hour ago, TheQRoks said:

GTX 1060

this is more worth it TBH, but make sure you get a good model, not just looking at the specs only

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Asrock Challenger Pro OC Radeon RX 6700 XT Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (8Gx2) 3600MHz CL18 Kingston NV2 1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD

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