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EpIckFa1LJoN
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For $150 I would look into the GTX 1060 3GB it's not much more than that (a little over $200) even the 1050 is going to outperform a 750 Ti at $109, then the 1050 Ti is going to outperform both of them at the same price as a 750 Ti.
But, If those aren't available where you are I would do the MSI, it's clocked a bit higher.
But, If those aren't available where you are I would do the MSI, it's clocked a bit higher.
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Here are those cards ranked in order.
1060 $210. 3GB, 1152 Cuda Cores, 8Gbps
1050 Ti $140. 4GB, 768 Cuda Cores, 7Gbps.
1050 $110. 2GB, 640 Cuda Cores, 7Gbps
750 Ti $140. 2GB, 640 Cuda Cores, 5.4Gbps
So with a 1050 Ti you get a decent amount more performance than with a 750 Ti, for the same price, even with a 1050 you get a little more performance for LESS than a 750 Ti.
The best thing would be a 1060 as the increase in performance is very significant and more than makes up for the cost.
1060 $210. 3GB, 1152 Cuda Cores, 8Gbps
1050 Ti $140. 4GB, 768 Cuda Cores, 7Gbps.
1050 $110. 2GB, 640 Cuda Cores, 7Gbps
750 Ti $140. 2GB, 640 Cuda Cores, 5.4Gbps
So with a 1050 Ti you get a decent amount more performance than with a 750 Ti, for the same price, even with a 1050 you get a little more performance for LESS than a 750 Ti.
The best thing would be a 1060 as the increase in performance is very significant and more than makes up for the cost.
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