Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 Ti Graphics Cards: Price List

Nvidia's GTX 1050 Ti is based on the GP107 die, which differs from higher-end Pascal GPUs in that it was built with a 14nm process. It is designed to be highly efficient with a max TDP of 75W, while also providing sufficient performance for low-end gaming. The GTX 1050 Ti has access to all six SMs in the GP107 core, and comes equipped with 4GB of GDDR5 clocked at 7GHz.

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Nvidia GeForce 10-series "Pascal" GPUs

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GPU	Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti	Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080	Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070	Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060	Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 Ti	Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050	Nvidia GeForce GT 1030
Core	GP102	GP104	GP104	GP106	GP107	GP107	GP108
SMs	28	20	15	10	6	5	3
Shader Units	3584	2560	1920	1280 (6GB) / 1152 (3GB)	768	640	384
Texture Units	224	160	120	80	48	40	24
ROPs	88	64	64	48	32	32	16
Transistor Count	12 Billion	7.2 Billion	7.2 Billion	4.4 Billion	3.3 Billion	3.3 Billion	1.02 Billion
Base Clock / Boost Clock	1480MHz / 1582MHz	1607MHz / 1733MHz	1506MHz / 1683MHz	1506MHz / 1708MHz	1290MHz / 1392MHz	1354MHz / 1455MHz	1227MHz / 1468MHz
Memory	Up To 11GB GDDR5X @ 11Gbps, 352-Bit	Up To 8GB GDDR5X @ 10Gbps, 256-Bit	Up To 8GB GDDR5 @ 8Gbps, 256-Bit	Up To 6GB GDDR5 @ 8Gbps, 192-Bit	Up To 4GB GDDR5 @ 7Gbps, 128-Bit	Up To 2GB GDDR5 @ 7Gbps, 128-Bit	Up To 2GB GDDR5 @ 6Gbps, 64-Bit
TDP	250W	180W	150W	120W	75W	75W	30W
Process Node	16nm	16nm	16nm	16nm	14nm	14nm	14nm

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Here we've listed all of the GTX 1050 Ti graphics cards currently available, separated by brand:

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Michael Justin Allen Sexton is a Contributing Writer for Tom's Hardware US. He covers hardware component news, specializing in CPUs and motherboards.

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Rdslw

1050 Ti is mighty little titan. For anyone who don't mind playing 60 fps med/low a solid choice for next 2 years, best $/games ratio Nvidia have.
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zippyzion

"... while also providing sufficient performance for low-end gaming."

I was not aware that 1080p with high settings in most games was low end gaming. It will run esports games at 60 fps. Most older games at high or ultra settings. You might need to take it down to medium on the newest titles, but it still provides respectable performance.

Low end gaming my posterior.
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Wisecracker

1050 Ti is mighty little titan. For anyone who don't mind playing 60 fps med/low a solid choice for next 2 years, best $/games ratio Nvidia have.
The GTX 1050 (roughly $120-$125, and up), or even the RX 560 ($115 to GTFO), provide better frame rates per dollar.
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TechyInAZ

Wow even the 1050 Tis got a price bump, they used to max out at $155.
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BulkZerker

What wisecracker said. 1050 is overpriced for what it offers now.
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bit_user

It's the most performance you'll find in 75 W. Also, the most powerful GPU available in low-profile.

Too bad AMD didn't offer the RX 560 in low-profile. They did it with the RX 460, but their fastest low-profile card is now just the RX 550.
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timmy721

expensive
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Deanosaur2000

The GTX 1050 ti is now very expensive. They use to cost $130-150 now they are $180-$300 Flipping Rip off. I know they are using those cards for bitcoin mining. This month is the worst month to buy a graphics card.
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