This translates to a bandwidth of 112.1 GB/s in its base speed. This bumps up to 1777 MHz (7108 MHz effective) in OC Mode. The memory comes in 1752 MHz (7008 MHz effective) in Silent and Gaming modes. The MSI GTX 1050 Ti Gaming X 4G has a total of 4GB of GDDR5 vRAM with a 128-bit memory interface behind it. Take a look below to see how it performed in our testing.

It promises to offer improved cooling and performance over the reference models using a Twin Frozr Cooler variant as well as increased clocks. In our hands we have MSI’s take on NVIDIA’s mainstream offering in the MSI GTX 1050 Ti Gaming x 4G. As many will guess by the name, this card fits in below the 1060 and above the GTX 1050. This hole is attempting to be filled by the GTX 1050 Ti. What we have been missing from camp green is a lower end card to replace the GTX 960 and have something in that price bracket to match AMD RX 470.

That is a pretty solid lineup from top to, well, that mainstream I mentioned a sentence or so ago.

Last, but not least, was the monster Titan X Pascal. After the widely praised GTX 1070 and GTX 1080 came out, we then saw a mainstream card in the formidable GTX 1060 and its variants. It has been a few months since the release of NVIDIA’s latest GPU architecture, Pascal.

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