pete_101 :
chopto45 :
pete_101 :
Your 960 is slightly more powerful than a 1050ti, so apart from an extra 2GB of VRAM, it's almost a downgrade. http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-GTX-960-vs-Nvidia-GTX-1050-Ti/3165vs3649
UserBenchmark is a very unintelligent benchmark if you are comparing a GPU that already carries many more benchmarks made by users like the GTX 960, with one that has very few benchmarks in the database of that page as it is the GTX 1050 Ti.Userbenchmark is simply an average note equivalent to the number of users who test with their equipment, in this case having more test of the GTX 960, it is normal to leave with that is' 'faster' ', if you do not believe me, look at the gpu ranking of Userbenchmark, you will see how they place a normal HD 7970 above a R9 280X (which is a 7970 GHZ edition). And no, the GTX 1050 Ti is slightly better than a GTX 960. The GTX 1050 Ti is practically the same GTX 770 only with new architecture. As for the question of the user, it is better to change that GTX 960 for a 1060 of 6gb minimum or an RX 580 of 8gb .
I have to disagree with you, userbenchmark is one of the few places you can find "real world" comparisons. BTW the 960 currently has 82,171 benchmarks and the 1050ti has 42,700, I think that's more than enough to get a good idea of how it performs on average.
Of course, then I follow your logic, a normal HD 7970, is more powerful than a R9 280X (HD 7970 GHZ edition) as Userbenchmark puts it, or that a R7 260X is faster than a GTX 480, as they also put it there. according to you when it has already been proven in infinite Benchmark that the GTX 1050 Ti is faster than the GTX 960, you will continue believing in a site of shit (I feel the expression) that is still a PASSMark more.Ah! I almost forgot, did you know that the Userbenchmark also places the GTX 650 Ti Boost and the GTX 750 Ti, as slower than a R7 260X, when the reality is different ?.