SirDinadan
Member
How do you define very easily?1050 ti beats the 960 very easily
MSI GTX 960 GAMING 4G vs MSI GTX 1050Ti GAMING X 4G
BF4 - 16%
Far Cry Primal - 6%
Thief (2014) - 10%
F1 2016 - 4%
WRC 6 - 6%
How do you define very easily?1050 ti beats the 960 very easily
How do you define very easily?
MSI GTX 960 GAMING 4G vs MSI GTX 1050Ti GAMING X 4G
BF4 - 16%
Far Cry Primal - 6%
Thief (2014) - 10%
F1 2016 - 4%
WRC 6 - 6%
Just check power consumption. If the 1030 uses more than half the power of the 7770, it will be faster. lol. I actually have a 7770 so I am very interested in this as well. It is very much overkill for playing LoL so a 1030 makes perfect sense. Underpower it to 30 watts and you can have a box that can play LoL at potentially less than 50 watts. Hell it probably only uses 30 watts playing LoL with vsync straight out of the box. Maybe even less.
My GT 730($65) is equivalent to HD 7730 so assuming 1030 is twice as fast, it should just about edge out the 7770 aka the R7 250X.
that's to close to some faster cards,
I think the 1030 is quite nice the way it is, with 2GB...
well, if a 4GB version also had higher ram clocks it could be interesting, because the default clocks are kind of low.
Just seems a waste to not pay a bit extra and move up to a higher level card.
Pathetic showing by AMD. 250X launched at $99 in 2013 and RX550 is only slightly faster for $80 in 2017.RX 550 2GB vs. R7 250X 2GB:
^^^^ RX 550 2GB wins by a small margin in all games.
So going by the data below (where GT 1030 beats RX 550 2GB most of the time) GT 1030 2GB should be at least as fast as R7 250X 2GB in the worst case scenario and a good bit faster in the best scenario:
With that mentioned my R7 250X is the 1GB version.
I've got a system in the field that I sold to a friend's relative, that could probably use a video-card upgrade, and I've got a Haswell i3 SFF Acer here, newly refurbished (OK, sitting in my warehouse for a year or two), that could use a decent video card. It would make a nice little e-sports gaming rig with a SS LP GT1030 card. I would even pay $15 more for a 4GB model if they offered one. ($85 USD)
that's to close to some faster cards,
I think the 1030 is quite nice the way it is, with 2GB...
Yea, I think 2gb is acceptable for a card in that performance range.
Um, no. A 1030 is not fine for gaming.