Help about GPU

same people who go saying gigabyte is better, msi is better, asus is better.

Read reviews about the models you are thinking about. I have Asus because I like them but could've also easily gone with MSI Gaming X series because friends' recommendations and so on.

in short, no difference.. if u had the 2, you probly would not notice any diferece because it would be something like 2/5 fps.
so my suggestion is, go with the one u like the best in terms of looks, if u dont care about looks, just get the cheapest =D

The zotac one is fine, but the fans on the other brands are better

I'd really save up a couple of bucks more for a 1060 3GB. It makes a huge difference in performance. Go with one of the reliable brands, ASUS, Gigabyte, EVGA..

you could check out some benchmarks and temperature tests. they are all pretty similar but as far as i know asus tends to be a bit hotter than the other models.

Go with whatever brand you are aware of and know has good customer service and product quality.

Do you care about heat or noise?
If not, take the one that is cheapest.

I've always had positive experiences with Asus cards and bad ones with Gigabyte.

I had zotac once, and it's probably not worth the extra money you can save. I put it aside it for a month, then when I tried using it again, it just decided to blow up, motherboard and ram died with it. one of my biggest nightmare. go for gigabyte, recommended it for a friend and still alive for years now.

did you know that writing without punctuation makes the text rather difficult to read as there are no real ways to determine where each thought starts and where one ends at any rate brands are mostly meaningless unless you are really keen about temperatures and noise in general asus has the most silent cards of the nvidia ones but their cards are really overpriced compared to the small edge they have over the others gigabyte on the other hand is cheap and it sometimes shows you can expect relatively high temperatures on it with some moderate noise unless it is a card series they managed to be good at since that happens sometimes zotac is kind of in a state where some of their cards are incredibly good and better than msot anything for a low price sometimes their cooling is terrible and the card runs on extreme temperatures in the end it is maybe a little better if you can search for the specific card for reviews then you can get some ideas but otherwise there is little chance to get anything particularly wrong no matter which one you go with

Get the cheapest from a reputable brand. The main difference is the out of factory OC, the cooler and the noise level.

I'd personally get the most silent one, as the OCs are mostly negligible and there won't ever be any overheating issues with that card anyway.

What I usually do is I just pick the cheapest and briefly check if it doesn't have obvious issues (just browsing a few random reviews).
Differences should be completely marginal and not worth worrying about (even less worth spending $10-15 more just for a more fashionable brand). Unless you want to go for some factory-OC stuff (i've never used those as I consider I can go my own OC if I really want to), but even then in the end it's at most like a 5% perf difference

People already gave you the best advice possible: get the cheapest, unless you are looking for any specific quality, aesthetic design or feature.

From my experience, MSI and Gigabyte offer the best value for money, while Zotac make usually the cheapest cards (with slightly lower quality heat sinks). Asus and EVGA are more expensive, and within the price comes a better customer service and more polished softwares. Didn't have any experience with PNY, Inno3D, Palit or others lately, but those three are ok.

Everyone have their personal point of view based on their experiences and regional prices, but again, overall they all are pretty similar and if you go with the cheapest card you'll be fine. On a 1050 Ti you would expect a difference of 1-2 fps over 60 at most over the many brands and variants, not really a big deal.

Also keep in mind that cheaper models from the same brand may have less efficient heat sink, so if you want to overclock the card and/or keep low the noise, you may consider getting the "gaming" models which usually offer better heat dissipation.