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is there a noticeable or worthy of attention between al the nvidia parterns for the gtx 1050? I was looking to buy an evga from a local shop that it look good for me and also the specs,but it depends on what day I ask,they say "yes,I have an evga", and the next day they say "I have a gigabyte" and etc. so should I worry about what model I finally get for the gtx 1050?
 
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Yes. But also you might get 1-2 fps increase from better GPUs. But since you said it doesn't matter, just get whatever you want.
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The reference models usually run warmer due to the blower style cooler.

The higher clocks of aftermarket cards usually do offer a boost of FPS. It could be the difference between 50fps and 60FPS at the high end. When using a 60Hz monitor that difference can be huge.

Choosing an Oc'd(OC, SC, SSC, FTW etc.) model can mean a better chip. Google "GPU binning process".

So each day they have a different model? One choice? Odd.... Sounds very odd. How much is it? The word con-man comes to mind. What am I missing here.
 
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sorry that it is in spanish but here's the link https://articulo.mercadolibre.com.ar/MLA-653718285-placa-video-oc-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1050-2gb-gddr5-juga-fullhd-_JM, this is like an "ebay" from my city,the publication says it is a " Oc Nvidia Geforce Gtx 1050 2gb Gddr5" but then in the comment's someone ask if they have one available and the seller said "we are now delivering the version OC from gigabyte" (at the same price) so Im guessing it's kind of a lottery with them,that is why I ask the differences of models,also this publication has "free fees", that it is good when buying with a credit card, and I also bookmarked another article of the same gpu, an evga, that has fees (so it increses the $$),but Idk (sorry for much talking)
 
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What type of currency do you use?
 
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Well the 1050 non ti doesn't heat up that much. But if you will OC or have it for a longer time, it will get hotter. So you could just buy what looks good.
If you want something strong tho, get something like a Aorus, Strix, EVGA SC.
 
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currency as of Money, or electricity?
 
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im not going to overclock it at all,I just want to use a 1050 with it's base numbers,and I don't planned to do 1080 or hardcore gaming
 
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Then get whatever is cheaper or looks cool inside your case. Brand doesn't really matter.
Well actually it does to the point that if it breaks or has problems, you need to contact them. EVGA and Gigabyte are pretty cool with customer support.
 
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money is Pesos,and the warranties is 1 year more or less, and it's given by the seller,if there's a problem I contact them and they send me a replacement or whatever
 
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so it's the same with any brand? no noticeable differences? if I can plug one of the models, I can plug anyone?
 
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