Video card MSI GeForce RTX 5050 Shadow 2X OC 8G

🧠 MSI GeForce RTX 5050 Shadow 2X OC 8G – entry-level gaming power with next-gen architecture MSI GeForce RTX 5050 Shadow 2X OC 8G is a modern video card based on NVIDIA's latest generation architecture, designed for high-performance gaming and multimedia tasks at 1080p (Full HD) resolution. Thanks to MSI's custom Shadow 2X cooling design and factory-overclocked (OC) frequency, it offers both cooler operation and higher frame rates (FPS). ✅ Key Features: • Graphics chip: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5050 • Video memory (VRAM): 8 GB GDDR6 • Memory Bus: 128-bit • Frequency mode: Boost Clock (OC - higher performance with factory-increased frequency) • Cooling system: Shadow 2X (Two high-efficiency fans and optimized radiator) • Display outputs: 3 x DisplayPort (DP), 1 x HDMI • Recommended Power Supply (PSU): 450W or higher 💡 Advantages: • 8GB next-gen memory: Easily handles high-texture packages required by modern games at 1080p resolution and prevents VRAM bottlenecks. • Latest RTX technologies: Supports NVIDIA's newest generation AI-powered DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) and improved Ray Tracing technologies. This significantly increases FPS without sacrificing visual quality in games. • Factory overclock (OC): Operates at higher frequencies compared to standard RTX 5050 models, providing an extra FPS advantage right out of the box. • Efficient and compact cooling: The dual-fan Shadow 2X structure keeps the card's temperature low even under load. Thanks to its compact size, it fits easily into small (Micro-ATX) cases. • Low power consumption (high efficiency): Requiring only a 450W power supply (PSU) makes it budget-friendly and eliminates the need to change the power supply when upgrading older systems. 📍 Model: MSI GeForce RTX 5050 Shadow 2X OC 8G 🔧 Compatibility: All modern motherboards with a PCIe x16 slot (Intel and AMD platforms) and systems with a minimum 450W power supply. 🧩 Usage area: Building gaming systems for popular e-sports games (Valorant, CS2, Dota 2, PUBG) and new-gen AAA games in 1080p (Full HD) mode, as well as entry-level video editing and rendering tasks.