gtx 1050 3gb

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The slot bandwidth is the amount of data that can transfer from the CPU to the GPU. The other number is the internal to the card bandwidth number. From it's GPU to it's memory. They are 100% different. That's how a GPU with GDDR5 can work in a board that's running DDR3. The bandwidth number is different because they are coming/going to different areas.

shalehha

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I dont understand that mean pcie 2.0x16 max bandwidth is 500x16x2 = 16gb/s but i saw the bandwidth of gtx 1050 3 gb is 84 gb/s at the website. Anyone can explain all mybquestion pleaseee
 

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The slot bandwidth is the amount of data that can transfer from the CPU to the GPU. The other number is the internal to the card bandwidth number. From it's GPU to it's memory. They are 100% different. That's how a GPU with GDDR5 can work in a board that's running DDR3. The bandwidth number is different because they are coming/going to different areas.
 
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4745454b

Titan
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The 1050 is a fairly low end card. You shouldn't have issues pairing it with an older system.

I have heard reports of people trying to use modern cards in older system and having issues. Make sure you update the bios before upgrading the card. This was an issue trying to use 2.0 cards in 1.0 systems. I haven't heard of issues with 3.0 cards in 2.0 system, though it could still happen.