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GTX 1050 GPU Owners Club

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System Name MSI GV62 7RD Gaming laptop Red keyboard backlight
Processor i5-7300HQ
Motherboard MS-16J9 (U3E1)
Cooling 2x laptop fans
Memory 8GB DDR4 2400 MT
Video Card(s) Intel HD Graphics 630 (MSI),NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 4GB
Storage Apacer AS350X 1TB SSD
Display(s) 15.6 inch display, 1920x1080 resoultion, 60Hz
Case MSI Laptop GV62 7RD
Audio Device(s) Digital Audio (S/PDIF) (4- High Definition Audio Device) 4x 2W laptop stereo speakers
Power Supply 135W laptop charger
Mouse Logitech G304 LightSpeed 12 000DPI
Keyboard MSI Red backlit keyboard
VR HMD No
Software Windows 10 Pro 64 bit
Benchmark Scores 10120
Hello everyone,
As you can see in my system specs I became proud owner of GTX 1050 on laptop, bought it like 1 month ago, was on HP ProBook 455 G1 untill then, and the HP ProBook 455 G1 specs were: AMD A10-5750M CPU, 16GB DDR3 RAM 1600MHz, and Amd Radeon HD 8750M GPU(it was awful).
I want to ask, what do you think about the GTX 1050, do some of you still use it, is it good?
IMHO, the GTX 1050 Mobile is a pretty solid GPU, I get 70+ FPS to 136 FPS on War Thunder, 1920x1080 resolution, I think that is good enough.
Share your opinions on the GTX 1050 and the GTX 1050 Mobile!
 

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I've got in home gtx 1050 as backup and when I was having lan party I was playing Path of Exile 2 and it was playable an enjoyable :D, but in game monitoring was screaming that 2gb of vram is to little :P, but it was working anyway :)
 
IMHO, the GTX 1050 Mobile is a pretty solid GPU, I get 70+ FPS to 136 FPS on War Thunder, 1920x1080 resolution, I think that is good enough.
You should be able to get a bit more performance out of it with 16GB of RAM in dual channel :)
Undervolting is also a possibility

A long time ago I used to have a laptop with nearly identical specs, just with a 1050 Ti instead, and it was a pretty good little GPU.
 
You should be able to get a bit more performance out of it with 16GB of RAM in dual channel :)
Undervolting is also a possibility

A long time ago I used to have a laptop with nearly identical specs, just with a 1050 Ti instead, and it was a pretty good little GPU.
How to undervolt it?
Also I was thinking to buy kit of 2x 16 GB RAM, it's DDR4 after all :)
 
Nice little GPUs, 1050Ti Mobile (not the 1050) was the first proper GPU I could afford back in the day.

I still have a Quadro P1000 in use till date, while the performance is tolerable I can't complain much given the 40W power draw.
 
I've got in home gtx 1050 as backup and when I was having lan party I was playing Path of Exile 2 and it was playable an enjoyable :D, but in game monitoring was screaming that 2gb of vram is to little :P, but it was working anyway :)
Mine is MSI laptop edition, it has 4GB VRAM :)

Nice little GPUs, 1050Ti Mobile (not the 1050) was the first proper GPU I could afford back in the day.

I still have a Quadro P1000 in use till date, while the performance is tolerable I can't complain much given the 40W power draw.
The Quadro P1000 is similar to the GTX 1050, it is little slower, and it's a Graphic Card for work, not for Gaming ;)
 
Does a 1050 Ti count?
I'm using it in my NAS/server because it doesn't require any external power and it's basically just a video output device so it won't be obsolete for at least another 10 years :roll:

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Does a 1050 Ti count?
I'm using it in my NAS/server because it doesn't require any external power and it's basically just a video output device so it won't be obsolete for at least another 10 years :roll:

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Yes it counts :cool:, the GTX 1050 Ti is basically the same, with little better Theoretical Performance (Pixel Rate, Texture Rate, FP16, FP32,FP64)
 
I have a 1050ti In my collection that's earmarked for a build of lower power /older games/emulation, but it makes for a great little backup GPU too.
 
Hello everyone,
As you can see in my system specs I became proud owner of GTX 1050 on laptop, bought it like 1 month ago, was on HP ProBook 455 G1 untill then, and the HP ProBook 455 G1 specs were: AMD A10-5750M CPU, 16GB DDR3 RAM 1600MHz, and Amd Radeon HD 8750M GPU(it was awful).
I want to ask, what do you think about the GTX 1050, do some of you still use it, is it good?
IMHO, the GTX 1050 Mobile is a pretty solid GPU, I get 70+ FPS to 136 FPS on War Thunder, 1920x1080 resolution, I think that is good enough.
Share your opinions on the GTX 1050 and the GTX 1050 Mobile!
Let's be honest, the 1050 mobile is a very solid offering as long as you keep your expectations realistic. Coming from that 8750M, the 1050 is going to make your experience delightful by comparison. For some perspective;
You've more than quadrupled your GPU performance.

I have the desktop version in single slot low-profile form. Looking to upgrade to a 3050 or 5050 soon. Still, it's been a very good card. It's by no means a high end GPU and never was, but it's still a good model for 720p/1080p gaming.
 
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Let's be honest, the 1050 mobile is very solid offering as long as you keep your expectations realistic. Coming from that 8750M, the 1050 is going to make your experience delightful by comparison. For some perspective;
You've more than quadrupled your GPU performance.

I have the desktop version in single slot low-profile form. Looking to upgrade to a 3050 or 5050 soon. Still, it's been a very good card. It's by no means a high end GPU and never was, but it's still a good model for 720p/1080p gaming.
I agree, it's very good
 
i am using a 1050 ti since 3 years which was bought used and then for a really decent price of 35$ i bought another one last year after my original one started artifacting (both zotac mini)
 
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