Customer Ratings & Reviews

purchase I A new PC game desktop it had a NVIDIA GT730 graphics card great beginner gamer, I heard great reviews of the NVIDIA GTX1050Ti i notice the visual difference in upgrading. Impressive graphic details etc . the price perfect for a budget minded gamer , NVIDIA/EVGA has a Great History in gaming graphics, I know its going to be awhile before moving up to premium graphics card so I went and purchase EVGA NVIDIA GTX1050Ti . Well worth the uprade !! .

If you have a computer like a Dell Optiplex with a great I7 processor, a decent amount of ram, and a mediocre PSU. This card is the best bang for your buck you are going to get where you can run current gen games on Very High settings, even some ultra settings and get 60FPS! It's a very underrated card and does the job extremely well. Though it has NO power input so if you are looking to Overclock it even further then you may want to consider the FTW edition though I don't think that's available from Best buy iirc. Best to go check some options if you are looking to boost further. Otherwise if you want a affordable, toss in card that'll let you play games like PUBG, Overwatch, Rocket League, CSGO, etc then I recommend this card. It has opened up all current gen doors and allows my older games like Diablo 3, Starcraft 2, and Heroes of the storm to really shine! No regrets :)

I bought this to upgrade from a GTX 760 2GB. Proved to be one of the cheapest tech upgrades I've ever done. Runs cool without problems and easy installation. Playing COD WWII every day now!

I purchaased this card to replace a GTX-560 that wasn't capable of playing the latest games in my son's computer. This card can play them all! It's got a great price point and unlike the GTX-560 it doesn't need any additional power requirements. It was easy to install and set up. A great alternative to some of the more expe$ive Nvidia-based cards.

TL;DR This Card is best gaming card for the price point, buy it now but look to upgrade in a few years. High Settings, 1080 res, 60FPS, most games The 1050 TI 4GB card line offers, just about the only reasonable price card on the market at the moment. It is almost enough to do most of what you want, offers 60FPS for most games at 1080 and lower resolution at high settings. Modern games demand more power and require GeForce 1060 6GB or better to perform up to expectations. Unfortunately Crypto currency mining has pushed the market price for the 1060 and above well beyond MSRP and none of the higher end cards really offer the power that you pay for. By the time current cards return to their fair market value, they'll most likely be obsolete. So I highly recommend purchasing this card for now and waiting for the next generation for a sub $200 card to play modern games at 4k 60fps with some future proofing.

I don't play any tasking games, mainly just play LOL and it runs high 150+ fps throughout the game, even on team battles. When still you hit up to 250fps on LOL, which is way more than enough. I also video edit with this gpu, mainly working on 4k video downscaled to 1080p, and it displays just fine. would recommend for anyone making a budget pc, but you have the money for the higher end of the quad gpus by then all means go for it.

Card peforms well, runs cool and quiet. Not the best value bought near $200 but, if you can pick it up less than $150 it's a steal. Testing side by side with a 2GB 1050 shows the difference the 4GB of memory makes. It's noticeable. At the time of my purchase, the card came with a key for Rocket League. Good game and runs flawlessly on the card. Great value add.

I bought this card for my new system before GPU's starting going higher than an Atlas V rocket blasting through the stratosphere. I love the fact that it doesn't need an additional power connector to run, it gets all of its power directly from the PCIE slot. In my experience EVGA products are solid and this one is no exception. I was able to play Titanfall 2 on very high settings without any issues and should handle most other games, just don't expect to be able to game at anything higher than 1080p. For the price, you can't beat it, err at least it was.

this card was able to play most games at middle to high settings no problem. good for low budget builds.

cheap and good for gaming, the 1080 is what will be the next upgrade. for now good alternative.

In my opinion, the 1050 TI is the best value for what you get in a video card. Great performance on many games. Consistently getting 60fps or better on all my games. It is the perfect balance of price and power! Highly recommend.

This is a really good graphics card that's extended the life span of my computer. Easy to install and get working, all in all pretty good bang for your buck. Highly recommend.

For this price point, this is a great video card. I'm able to play most of my games on the max settings.

This is a very good card for budget-minded gamers. It handles most AAA games at high settings and best of all gets power directly from the PCI-E bus, with no connections to the PSU.

I have an intel i7-7700k and this card plays every game on the high setting! And is a little choppy on Ultra settings. If you have a 1080p monitor this is all you'll ever need. I have a 2k monitor and the card struggles a little in 2k Ultra settings...2k High settings work perfectly! And only $150. The 1060 is around $400. No comparison. Buy the 1050 Ti you won't regret it.

For the price, this card was an excellent choice for my budget. I have it in an external adapter so I can run desktop graphics on my gaming laptop. It has been rock solid. Stays cool and graphics look great!

All the high end graphics cards are either inflated to insane prices or sold out. I bought this because it was the only one I could find at a decent price at the time. Runs everything I've thrown at ultra settings without any problem. I would recommend this to anyone looking to get something great but cheap while waiting for high end GFX cards to come down or come into stock.

For $150 you really can't go wrong with this graphics card. I paired this with an Intel g4600 and I am running newer games at Max settings 1080 without any issues. If you want to something that's gonna be able to keep up with games a couple years from now think about investing a bit more into your graphics card, but for beginners to CPU gaming, this is a great entry level option.

For the price it does really good. It's also doesn't require additional power. It can run Overwatch and Playerunknown Battlegrounds on high quality settings in 4K.

if you are looking for an affordable card, this is it. It can play all the modern titles I want and is excellent for somebody just trying to play League of legends, Overwatch, or Battlefield. If you're trying to save some cash and don't mind trading some frames per second for some savings, this is the go to card.