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GALAX GeForce GTX 1050 Ti EXOC White 4GB Review

GALAX GTX 1050 Ti EXOC with ME: Andromeda, Unigine 2 Superposition Benchmarks

Defeating Kadara Remnant Architect with the Galax GTX 1050 Ti EXOC White Mass Effect Andromeda Benchmark


Note: I forgot to change the label for the GPU. It’s showing GTX 1080 instead of 1050 Ti.

Unigine 2 Superposition Benchmark with GeForce GTX 1050 Ti Galax EXOC White

Finally, let’s conclude this review…

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3 thoughts on “GALAX GeForce GTX 1050 Ti EXOC White 4GB Review”

    • use msi afterburner and it should accept the fan profile you can setup.
      so far i’ve only seen seen 1070 (and higher) that would not let you drop to 0% manually.
      sometimes the manufacturer only uses FE profile or might just lock it to a certain min rpm,
      but so far, all sub 1070 cards i setup can be throttled on the fan to any number.

      i usually run a min rpm that keeps all fans spinning at lowest number they allow (without stopping)
      till 50C, then jump to stock profile rpm till 60C, and max fan speed at 100C.
      monitor temps for max levels in afterburner, if you hit +82C set endpoint to 5C less and see if its enough.
      try to stay below 84 as max temp, unless you turn up temp and power limit in afterburner,
      which would also allow the card to boost higher (without manually adding oc).
      just make sure you have decent airflow, and this card will most likely clock +2ghz

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