GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 1050 Ti DirectX 12 GV-N105TD5-4GD 4GB 128-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 Video Cards

Pros: -runs all the games you want at 1080p -fan doesn't start until needed -no power connector needed -full sized HDMI port and display port

Cons: -cooler looks REALLY basic, something you would find on a card from 10 years ago -no VGA -nothing besides a driver CD in the box

Overall Review: Great card for low powered systems. I have a "proof of concept" PC that I use as a game server and I bring it to LAN parties. The PC has an low power I5/16 GB ram and this card and even under full load it only draws 150 watts. It runs all the games I want at 1080p at full or almost full settings.

Pros: -I loved the ease of installation (lack of a 6 pin connector) -Performs excellently in all benchmarks I've put it through -Variety of ports (so unless you run a very specific config, this will have the display out you're looking for) -PRICE (did I mention phenomenal price to performance for a sub $200 card) -Great to bring some life back into an older desktop and make it at least usable for gaming (Overwatch, Minecraft, CS:GO) -Fan isn't a wind turbine on your desk

Cons: -Had some trouble getting the software installed (uninstall and reinstall fixed the issue)

Overall Review: There are much cheaper card solutions, but this one can play Triple-A titles with no real issue on at least high settings giving you a very enjoyable picture and performance. I do have a preference to my Rx 480 4Gb, but this is partially because that is in my custom build. Overall and excellent card.

Pros: Cheap card. Easy to install. Worked out the box. Pictures don't do this card justice.

Cons: I have yet to find anything wrong with this card.

Overall Review: I suggest downloading the drivers first rather than let the GeForce experience get them. I have been able to run GTAV, NBA 2K16, etc. at 60fps at 1080p. Also be sure to check the settings in game. They were all higher than the 1080p that I play at. You can also download the Xtreme Gaming Engine to overclock the card. I haven't overclocked the card yet as i have had no reason to but i do have the software installed.

Pros: This is my second card and so far they have worked very well. They do not require a 6pin power cable form the power supply. Short card. Good card for a workstation. Digital DVI, HDMI, Display Port

Cons: Not recommended for high end gaming. 1080 is about as high as you can go.

Overall Review: Remember the DVI is digital only, it does not have the analog pins so you cannot use the vga adapters with this card.

Pros: I'm not a hard-core gamer, so this card works great for me. Now playing "Alan Wake" on super hi-res settings & this thing rocks! Very glad I bought it from New Egg. Got it for a good price. (on sale)

Cons: Windows 7 Pro installed the drivers automatically. But I thought the drivers on the CD might be more up-to-date. I was wrong. While installing drivers from CD I got the BSD (Blue Screen of Death). PC rebooted automatically and said it recovered from a fatal error. The overclocking app loaded fine. Didn't do anything after this, but just used the card.

Overall Review: Like the fact also there is no extra power cable needed for card and that it is silent until it heats up which has never happened to me while playing the above game.

Pros: works great! overclocked to 1870 mhz w/o 6 pin had to put 120 high out put fan in case to cool though...great for 1080p

Cons: would not recommend for 4k...and two fans are better than one

Overall Review: great value right now during mining craze would recommend to all friends and anybody building a budget pc

Pros: Does everything I have ask of it

Cons: Price went up after my purchase.

Overall Review: Would buy again

Pros: Games at 1080p quite well. Consumes very little power no pci-e power connector needed. Runs cool and quiet.

Cons: none

Overall Review: This is the go to card for breathing new life into older rigs or prebuilts with weak oem power supply's.