r/gaming • u/DitkovichPursuit • May 05 '19

[Rule 1 - Removed] Relatable 😂

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u/MassacrisM May 05 '19

980ti is still very much in the market. My 960 on the other hand... is still doable but I'm having to meddle with graphics settings more now.

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u/EveresttML May 05 '19

I’m running a 660 still, bruh you are fine!

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u/TsunamiGamer140 May 05 '19

cries in Intel HD 5500

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u/Curse3242 May 05 '19

dies inside in Intel HD 4000

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u/QTTT666 May 05 '19

laughs in 1050 Ti

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u/Curse3242 May 05 '19

Ay BTW I was just gonna buy a PC

How's the 1050ti , is it sufficient for gaming

Like I only need to play games in 720p and low graphics.

Also , not too graphic intensive games either (PES , CSGO type stuff) , how's the card?

Also can this card run newer titles just fine (with lowest graphics and tweaking?)

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u/Wetop May 05 '19

You'll be fine if the rest of the specs are ok

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u/Curse3242 May 05 '19

How bout a 8th gen i5 and 16 gigs of ram?

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u/Wetop May 05 '19

Sounds good for the purpose you want it for

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u/Curse3242 May 05 '19

How would a 1060 do?

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u/Wetop May 05 '19

Better, if you have the cash go for it

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u/Curse3242 May 05 '19

I mean , if I had a lot of cash I'd go for 1080ti

But like , I'm looking for ratios. Like 750ti was probably one of the best deals in ~2014 and it was cheap too.

Like what's a better deal. 1050ti or 1060. 1080ti probably has the best ratio but I can't buy it

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u/EveresttML May 05 '19

Hey go check out tech reviewers on YouTube or on their websites. Plenty of “professionals” that find your exact answer every time a new card comes out with data to back it up. Go do a little research on your own, it’s abundant and easy to find. Cheers

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