Very good graphics card for gaming, it plays ALL games except for Detroit: Become Human at high FPS rates like:
GTA 5: 130-140 FPS
CS:GO: 200 FPS
League of Legends: 450+ FPS

I have it for 1 year and I recommend it, I reach 120 fps in GTA RP and it is silent without having high temperature

Guys, I've had it for 2 years.
If you want to build a budget PC around 600, I highly recommend it, it can play any game you want at a stable FPS.

I am very satisfied for 3 months that I have it at 190 euros. I have heard various things that I should have bought a gtx 1060, but 100 euros more is too much. At least the cheapest gtx at the time I bought it was at this difference (at 300 and above). Quiet. It performed perfectly in several games of 2018!
Also, in the small case (which happened to have), I use it with the small iron (LP), and with a 350 watt power supply (which was also my concern if it would handle), it has been working flawlessly so far! And from what I can see, it will work the same in the future.

Because most people are interested in PUBG, I will tell you that with a Pentium G4560, I have 110fps at 1080p (purchased for 150€). Now, I don't know if I would spend 200€, I might go for a 1060 instead

Purchased at a good price for the season (162€), it has nothing to envy from other implementations with the 1050ti chip. It doesn't have LEDs and flashy features, but it plays the new games relatively comfortably and beautifully in my own resolution (1680x1050).

Note:

a) It is one of the fastest low-profile cards for HTPC.
b) It doesn't go above 66 degrees Celsius (even with light overclocking).
c) It is relatively quiet.
d) It doesn't require extra power supply (consumes up to 75W).

And for those who do mining, it reaches 180sol/s with light overclocking.

The only option for a GTX 1050 ti that comes close to the MSRP (167€ including shipping). If you're not interested in overclocking (which is possible but other models perform better than this one), it is the best choice. It doesn't increase temperatures and in benchmarks, it is not inferior to full-size 1050 ti. The 1 FPS difference it shows in some games compared to other OC 2 Fan 1050 ti models is not worth the extra 30€ they cost for any reason.

The game card for 2017 is worth its money. I bought it for 150 euros and together with an i5 7400 and an 8GB DDR4, I can comfortably play GTA V at 60fps on 1080p. Check out the benchmarks on YouTube. It is very quiet and if you don't care about its appearance, it's perfect for any case. As for the temperatures, even in the summer with 35 degrees outside, the card doesn't go above 38 degrees. It's worth it! :D

Initially hesitant since it is my first time buying an LP graphics card, I had the impression that it would be inferior to a larger equivalent, etc. I have had it for about a month now and the card is simply amazing. In short, for anyone who wants a 1050ti without digging deep into their pockets, to have the ability to fit it into a small case with minimal power consumption (only 75w) and no additional connection to the power supply, quiet and cool (I have never seen it go above 63 degrees even during 3 hours of gaming in the summer), and to be able to play almost everything in 1080p at Very High to Ultra Settings, like in my case with a G4560, they don't need to look any further. Unless, of course, they prefer LED lights and fragrances that some others offer.