Asus Expedition GTX1050Ti 4gb or Gigabyte OC GTX1050Ti 4gb or Msi OC GTX1050Ti 4gb?

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Hi im new to building pc. Just build a pc without a graphic card, so i has come to the time im going to get one.

After lots of research, as for my budget, i want to buy either one of these 3:
Asus Expedition GTX1050Ti 4gb
Gigabyte OC GTX1050Ti 4gb
Msi OC GTX1050Ti 4gb

All 3 has the same price, so i want to buy the one that has most performance. Fyi, idk how to overclock, so it will be simply as buy n use without tweaking or stuff.

Is the brands make any difference like some brand give more performance or it is just the same regrading the brand?

And does it make difference in performance in expedition edition from asus n the oc edition in the other two?

Sorry for my poor english.
Tqvm in advance for the kind replies.
 
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The highest performer, and my personal favorite, is the MSI GTX 1050 Ti OC - it's a great card.
Fantastic performer in most 1080p situations, not as fantastic as the GTX 1060, but still proficient. It is also very small so should fit just about anywhere. Heat also shouldn't be a problem with this card - temps have been relatively cool considering how small they've packed all the power in this card.

Into which system are you installing this card?
If it is a prebuilt (specifically HP), I would advance with caution due to many problems with HP prebuilt systems and new GTX 10 series or RX series cards.
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The highest performer, and my personal favorite, is the MSI GTX 1050 Ti OC - it's a great card.
Fantastic performer in most 1080p situations, not as fantastic as the GTX 1060, but still proficient. It is also very small so should fit just about anywhere. Heat also shouldn't be a problem with this card - temps have been relatively cool considering how small they've packed all the power in this card.

Into which system are you installing this card?
If it is a prebuilt (specifically HP), I would advance with caution due to many problems with HP prebuilt systems and new GTX 10 series or RX series cards.
 
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Tq sir for the kind reply.

Its not a prebuilt pc where i bought all components sperately.

Asus mobo h110m
Intel i3 6100
Ddr4 8gb 2113Mhz
Avf 550W psu
500gb harddisc

So now if it has come down to either msi n
gigabyte, msi is better right? N does it matter if it got one fan or dual fan? I mean, does it really make a difference in the cooling effects, can this matter can be just ignored if does really amek any difference?
 
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Yup, definitely in this situation. The number of fans really just affects the temperatures by a small amount (maybe an average of five degrees with load). This can be ignored considering that the highest for the dual fans is in the high 60s and low 70s (considering fan curve) while the single fan will have an average of lower to mid 70s (depending on fan curve, can make it cooler).

If you want to increase fan speed to reduce the temps further, you can use MSI Afterburner (https://www.msi.com/page/afterburner).
 
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