Asus GeForce GTX 1050 Ti PH-GTX1050TI-4G (90YV0A70-M0NA00)
 | Outdated Product £153.49 A video adapter from the low-cost Asus Phoenix series, which is designed to build relatively inexpensive gaming systems with FullHD monitors. At a resolution of 1920x1080, this model is able to provide acceptable performance at medium-high graphics settings in any AAA-class games released on the market until the spring of 2018. The graphics card is built using a high-quality element base that meets the Asus Super Alloy Power II internal standard. Based on the Pascal architecture, the nVidia GP107-400 GPU has impressive processing power and can be used to profitably mine cryptocurrencies. The card has a simple but efficient single-fan cooling system and modest appetites for power consumption. Installation requires free space adjacent to the PCI-E slot. There is no 6 or 8 pin connector for c...onnecting additional power. It is possible to create two or three monitor configurations, using the DisplayPort 1.4 interface ensures correct operation with 8K monitors (7680x4320). Despite the low-cost positioning, the card is supplied with a full-fledged three-year proprietary warranty. |
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A video adapter from the low-cost Asus Phoenix series, which is designed to build relatively inexpensive gaming systems with FullHD monitors. At a resolution of 1920x1080, this model is able to provide acceptable performance at medium-high graphics settings in any AAA-class games released on the market until the spring of 2018. The graphics card is built using a high-quality element base that meets the Asus Super Alloy Power II internal standard.
Based on the Pascal architecture, the nVidia GP107-400 GPU has impressive processing power and can be used to profitably mine cryptocurrencies. The card has a simple but efficient single-fan cooling system and modest appetites for power consumption. Installation requires free space adjacent to the PCI-E slot. There is no 6 or 8 pin connector for connecting additional power. It is possible to create two or three monitor configurations, using the DisplayPort 1.4 interface ensures correct operation with 8K monitors (7680x4320). Despite the low-cost positioning, the card is supplied with a full-fledged three-year proprietary warranty.
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