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Im looking to get a msi gtx 1050ti but i can get a 2gb for a lot cheaper than a 4gb. Does this matter i would i have to spend extra to get a 4gb?
Does GB matter?
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Get a 1050ti 4GB , the 1050 2BG is a waste to buy if you game. If you weren't gaming the 1050 2GB is fine.
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What is your target resolution and target fps rather quality? If you planning to play in low res than 1920x1080 with mid setting and all you need is 30-60 fps then you can play with 2gb gpu. However if you want to make your game experience smooth for a long run say 3yrs in that case even you play in 1080 to 720p buy a 4gb gpu. Game needs more vram to load lot of data to render the game properly. Just keep in mind a 4gb gpu will not provide you a good fps jump than a 2gb same model but your experience will vary a lot in near future.
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