@@PC.ustomsthe oldest gpu I’ve used is a 650 which I had my hands on it back in 2017 when my dad brought a pc off of fb back when I used to make Minecraft content lol
Upgraded the family PC with a gtx 750 ti back in 2014, and had a blast with it. Today I'm rocking a comparatively much more powerful system, but have less fun. Happens when you get older. Enjoy gaming while you can dude. 30's aren't as far away as you think. Have a great day!
I really appreciate it. 18 feels old, and life already feels boring and tired 😂 Thanks for the support, and have a good day! I really appreciate the uplifting comment!
Hey i just wanted to get your advice. So im really debating on buying a gaming pc off of amazon atleast a pre built that has a 4080 but i saw your last video and wanted to ask if i should trust it or not.
Well, 1st things first, I would wait a month or so, cause the RTX 50xx series is coming out in mid January (I think). And 2nd, if you want to make sure it's good, look specifically at the brand of SSD and PSU. Google the brands, and see if they seem reputable. If there is more good than bad, then I'd trust it. Also consider googleing the PC itself, or look at specific the negative reviews on Amazon. If the negative reviews don't mention failing SSDs or Power Supplies regularly, then you are probably in the clear. Hope this helps!
The first gpu i ever had was 6970 hd radeon card back in the olden days (2023 lmao) i traded a ps4 that i got of fb for £40 for the pc. I upgraded it almost immediately (2 weeks it was decent for what it was) to a gtx 1080 which served me well till a couple months back i bought another pre built with a r5 5500 and 6500xt for £250 i replaced the cpu and gpu and gave it to my lil bro and lil sister ( gave the gtx 1080 and ryzen 5 5500 to my brother and made a system with the cpu from the old rig and the 6500xt for my little sister) bought a 5600x and a 4070 super and that is my current set up as of today.
I had that 1050 Ti as well, paired it with an i3-8100, 8GB ram and played Tower of Fantasy with it up until when I recently bought myself a complete new build(which is a Ryzen 5 7600 paired with an RX 7800 XT) I got to play games even better, but yeah it's sad that hardware is becoming more expensive nowadays
You know how long I've been waiting for this? WOOOO! I'm gonna make a name for myself, yeah! You just make sure people know what happened here today! no seriously, keep in mind that the ps3 launched at like 500 dollars, which was a lot compared to the xbox 360 at 300 dollars (keep in mind that this nowadays would be even more money) so a lot of people just didn't get the ps3. The thing with the ps3 was that it was more than a console, it had multiple usb ports, sd card slots, backwards compatibility and a blu ray player which was VERY expensive back then. also, you finally did the 1050ti justice, it can play warzone 3.0 at 40 fps which isn't great but absolutely doable. And keep in mind that while games like fortnite and warzone are still the same games, they got massive updates that require more from the system. This very much becomes clear when you look at the original warzone, because it ran at like 60 fps back then, so it was a very good budget option back then and still is if you can find it for very cheap for a low end rig.
Yo im born in 04, probably 2 years older than you. Anyways one thing you didn’t cover is how well will it handle Minecraft Java edition with shaders on it. I don’t think you own the game but I’ll look it up. Great video overall!
I bought 1 for 100 dollars off Amazon and put it in a rig with an intel i7 4th gen with 16gb of ram, that was my pc for like 8 years until i upgraded this year to 7900x 3d and a rx 7900 gre pc.
@PC.ustoms I am recently getting jaggies in games(seems to be happening with steam games) even though I put on everything at 1080p. Any solution? Btw tnx for rplying
@@PC.ustoms the edges look pixel like man, the edges of cars, lamp posts and all. It skimmers. I found it's not hdmi tho. This is for gta v and iv. I put msaa at 4x and at 1080p res. Maybe I must change my card.
literally played RDR2 on an msi card with an R5 3600 16gb ram on a 75hz 1080p monitor with custom medium/high settings and got 60fps. This was just back in 2022. Currently on same cpu 48gb ram and RX6600 with 144hz monitor
Good stuff. I don't understand people who refuse to use anything but the top of the top end stuff. Stuff like the 6600 is definitely good enough for modern gaming.
@@PC.ustoms I honestly believe anything over a "7" series is just overkill for gaming and chasing a drip feed that won't keep steady. "8's and 9's" are for making the games.
@tribeval true that. Occasionally, for video editing as well, I used a 2070 Super to edit this video, so it's not like you need something crazy for that either.
if i heard correct you were born in 2006 right? so was i lol and im now 18 and i have rebuilt my pc for the second time, your discord link didnt work in the description but would love to talk about pcs with you.
Fair enough, that being said, the 1050 was the lowest end 10xx card at launch, and the 1050ti was it's older brother. The title sucks, but it was a subscriber suggestion, and I like it enough, so ima stick with it.
i remember when i was triying to buy this gpu so bad... then i discovered that the rx 470 was more powerfull and even cheaper so... that was my card for the last 3 years since 2020
Already reviewed it, and while the I tent is right, that would actually be the gt 1010. However, the 1050 was the lowest end 10xx card at launch, and the 1050ti was it's slight older brother. The title sucks, but it was a subscriber suggestion, and I like it enough, so ima stick with it.
My friend who had 1050 ti for many years he just updated to a 4070 ti super Im glad he did
For sure! The 4070 series are my favorite 40 series cards
i had a 1050 2gb since like 2017 and i got a 4070 last year and its glorious
I remember upgrading from a 750ti to a 1050ti and that was a huge upgrade.
Very much so. I hate to admit it, but the 10 series are actually the oldest GPUs I have used... 😂
@@PC.ustomsthe oldest gpu I’ve used is a 650 which I had my hands on it back in 2017 when my dad brought a pc off of fb back when I used to make Minecraft content lol
I don’t really know anything about pcs back in that time lol
Imagine me upgrading from office laptop integrated graphics to an RX6800
went from an r9 290x to a 6700xt
Upgraded the family PC with a gtx 750 ti back in 2014, and had a blast with it. Today I'm rocking a comparatively much more powerful system, but have less fun. Happens when you get older. Enjoy gaming while you can dude. 30's aren't as far away as you think. Have a great day!
I really appreciate it. 18 feels old, and life already feels boring and tired 😂
Thanks for the support, and have a good day! I really appreciate the uplifting comment!
@@PC.ustomsbro same, I’m 17 and built my first proper gaming pc like 6 months ago and it doesn’t feel the same gaming
I still have this since like 2018, hell yeah
great video man! the 1050ti was my very first GPU, paired with a Ryzen 3 1200.
What a setup for the time, when the 1050ti came out, that was the perfect low end setup!!
Great video man! Keep it up. 👍🏼
Appreciate it ✌️
Thanks for the history lesson. I loved it now than I thought! 😊
YES! Now you are speaking my language ❤
Also, no RGB. I love it.
2:29 cursed cpu power cable run
I know, I just didn't have any cable extensions, and it wasn't ling enough to go around back 💀
Hey i just wanted to get your advice. So im really debating on buying a gaming pc off of amazon atleast a pre built that has a 4080 but i saw your last video and wanted to ask if i should trust it or not.
Well, 1st things first, I would wait a month or so, cause the RTX 50xx series is coming out in mid January (I think).
And 2nd, if you want to make sure it's good, look specifically at the brand of SSD and PSU. Google the brands, and see if they seem reputable. If there is more good than bad, then I'd trust it. Also consider googleing the PC itself, or look at specific the negative reviews on Amazon. If the negative reviews don't mention failing SSDs or Power Supplies regularly, then you are probably in the clear.
Hope this helps!
The first gpu i ever had was 6970 hd radeon card back in the olden days (2023 lmao) i traded a ps4 that i got of fb for £40 for the pc. I upgraded it almost immediately (2 weeks it was decent for what it was) to a gtx 1080 which served me well till a couple months back i bought another pre built with a r5 5500 and 6500xt for £250 i replaced the cpu and gpu and gave it to my lil bro and lil sister ( gave the gtx 1080 and ryzen 5 5500 to my brother and made a system with the cpu from the old rig and the 6500xt for my little sister) bought a 5600x and a 4070 super and that is my current set up as of today.
I had that 1050 Ti as well, paired it with an i3-8100, 8GB ram and played Tower of Fantasy with it up until when I recently bought myself a complete new build(which is a Ryzen 5 7600 paired with an RX 7800 XT)
I got to play games even better, but yeah it's sad that hardware is becoming more expensive nowadays
Indeed it is. Btw, great choice on specs!
@@PC.ustoms Thanks!
My first build housd a 1050ti.
Recently it got reused in a office pc.
I had to modify the housing but it worked.
Nice! It's a solid card imo!
You know how long I've been waiting for this? WOOOO! I'm gonna make a name for myself, yeah! You just make sure people know what happened here today!
no seriously, keep in mind that the ps3 launched at like 500 dollars, which was a lot compared to the xbox 360 at 300 dollars (keep in mind that this nowadays would be even more money) so a lot of people just didn't get the ps3. The thing with the ps3 was that it was more than a console, it had multiple usb ports, sd card slots, backwards compatibility and a blu ray player which was VERY expensive back then.
also, you finally did the 1050ti justice, it can play warzone 3.0 at 40 fps which isn't great but absolutely doable. And keep in mind that while games like fortnite and warzone are still the same games, they got massive updates that require more from the system. This very much becomes clear when you look at the original warzone, because it ran at like 60 fps back then, so it was a very good budget option back then and still is if you can find it for very cheap for a low end rig.
Just upgraded from a 1080ti
Yo im born in 04, probably 2 years older than you.
Anyways one thing you didn’t cover is how well will it handle Minecraft Java edition with shaders on it. I don’t think you own the game but I’ll look it up.
Great video overall!
@@blindtechh don't own it, but would have been a good test
I bought 1 for 100 dollars off Amazon and put it in a rig with an intel i7 4th gen with 16gb of ram, that was my pc for like 8 years until i upgraded this year to 7900x 3d and a rx 7900 gre pc.
Bro I need a help. Does gtx 1660ti work with hdmi 2.1?
The 1660TI, yes, the 1660 and 1660 super, no
@PC.ustoms I am recently getting jaggies in games(seems to be happening with steam games) even though I put on everything at 1080p. Any solution? Btw tnx for rplying
@marzeilliyaaj8816 wdym 'jaggies'? Sorry lol, just wanna make sure I can actually help
@@PC.ustoms the edges look pixel like man, the edges of cars, lamp posts and all. It skimmers. I found it's not hdmi tho.
This is for gta v and iv. I put msaa at 4x and at 1080p res. Maybe I must change my card.
Turn antialiassing up, and and make sure that the game is rendering at 1080p
literally played RDR2 on an msi card with an R5 3600 16gb ram on a 75hz 1080p monitor with custom medium/high settings and got 60fps. This was just back in 2022. Currently on same cpu 48gb ram and RX6600 with 144hz monitor
Good stuff. I don't understand people who refuse to use anything but the top of the top end stuff. Stuff like the 6600 is definitely good enough for modern gaming.
@@PC.ustoms I honestly believe anything over a "7" series is just overkill for gaming and chasing a drip feed that won't keep steady. "8's and 9's" are for making the games.
@tribeval true that. Occasionally, for video editing as well, I used a 2070 Super to edit this video, so it's not like you need something crazy for that either.
if i heard correct you were born in 2006 right? so was i lol and im now 18 and i have rebuilt my pc for the second time, your discord link didnt work in the description but would love to talk about pcs with you.
Hey, sorry the link didn't work, try this one
discord.gg/TW73U2mZ
Its not the pascals youngest, that would be the gt 1010
Fair enough, that being said, the 1050 was the lowest end 10xx card at launch, and the 1050ti was it's older brother. The title sucks, but it was a subscriber suggestion, and I like it enough, so ima stick with it.
i remember when i was triying to buy this gpu so bad... then i discovered that the rx 470 was more powerfull and even cheaper so... that was my card for the last 3 years since 2020
Awesome! The 470 is a solid card for sure!
Can we talk about the 1x8 gb ram? 2x4 was way more popular back then
1x8 was all I had 😅 sorry
Now do 1080ti..
I did the 1080 already!
radeon 6650xt
Brand new for $150?
1050 TI was not actually at this own year and u try it in 2024 AHAHAHA funny joke
Write that out again, but with any punctuation, so that maybe I can understand it
I have a 1050ti low profile. Straight trash gpu. Don't be cheap. Just get a decent card and save yourself
It's really not that bad, and especially when it came out, it was solif
I want to cooperate, but the email address is wrong, how can I contact you?
Hey, I'm sorry. It should be info@pcustomstore.com
Pascals Youngest is the horrible gt1030
Already reviewed it, and while the I tent is right, that would actually be the gt 1010. However, the 1050 was the lowest end 10xx card at launch, and the 1050ti was it's slight older brother. The title sucks, but it was a subscriber suggestion, and I like it enough, so ima stick with it.