http://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/6062771

Ok well I ran a Userbenchmark on my 1050 ti a few months ago result here: http://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/5146318
 
As you can see I do get a fair bit more fps (even though my 1050ti is overclocked, yours is noticably lower) - so something is wrong somewhere -- your hard drives look a bit dodgy, too. Surprised you haven't got an SSD in 2017, ha. 
 
Run 3Dmark as the others said, too.

 

ritchiedrama
Ok well I ran a Userbenchmark on my 1050 ti a few months ago result here: http://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/5146318
 
As you can see I do get a fair bit more fps (even though my 1050ti is overclocked, yours is noticably lower) - so something is wrong somewhere -- your hard drives look a bit dodgy, too. Surprised you haven't got an SSD in 2017, ha. 
 
Run 3Dmark as the others said, too.

About 3 years ago I had a SSD drive in this computer (desktop) I had problems with it. I moved it to a Dell laptop. It works great there. As for the hard drives I don't have a problem with them. They work fine for me. They work fine for the games I play.
I downloaded 3DMark twice. The first time I ran it there were problems starting the software. The second time I ran it it wouldn't install. Bad software.
I'm retired and live on < $800 / month, so I am not going to get an SSD. The Samsung drive I want with 1 TB is a bit costly.

Markus54
 

ritchiedrama
Ok well I ran a Userbenchmark on my 1050 ti a few months ago result here: http://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/5146318
 
As you can see I do get a fair bit more fps (even though my 1050ti is overclocked, yours is noticably lower) - so something is wrong somewhere -- your hard drives look a bit dodgy, too. Surprised you haven't got an SSD in 2017, ha. 
 
Run 3Dmark as the others said, too.

About 3 years ago I had a SSD drive in this computer (desktop) I had problems with it. I moved it to a Dell laptop. It works great there. As for the hard drives I don't have a problem with them. They work fine for me. They work fine for the games I play.
I downloaded 3DMark twice. The first time I ran it there were problems starting the software. The second time I ran it it wouldn't install. Bad software.
I'm retired and live on < $800 / month, so I am not going to get an SSD. The Samsung drive I want with 1 TB is a bit costly.

3Dmark is definitely not bad software. As Hemi says it's used my literally millions of people as a standard measuring stick for video card and system performance. If you can't install it there is definitely an issue somewhere in your system. 

I ran a 3d Mark Demo. I got it from steam. I cannot run the basic edition.

Markus54
After comparing notes with the benchmark results my cpu and memory are killing it. The video card is not.

Okay...I have no idea what that means. We're trying to get definitive information but are being stymied.   What is the GPU score and the CPU score? What are those numbers?

CraptacularOne
Markus download and run 3Dmark here:
https://www.futuremark.com/
 
It's free and easy to run. Just install it and run it and post your score please. This will tell us if your card is underperforming. 
 
No one here is trying to attack you or your system, they are all trying to help you diagnose the issue. Please again just download 3Dmark above and post your score so we get a better picture of what's going on. 

For some reason this is not going to happen. It starts to install and then it rolls back.

It sounds like you have a lot of bloatware installed on your system running in the background. I would do a full reinstall of windows 10. I'll bet that clears of the problem. If anything else, it will remove all doubt where the issue is. 

arestavo

Markus54

CraptacularOne
Markus download and run 3Dmark here:
https://www.futuremark.com/
 
It's free and easy to run. Just install it and run it and post your score please. This will tell us if your card is underperforming. 
 
No one here is trying to attack you or your system, they are all trying to help you diagnose the issue. Please again just download 3Dmark above and post your score so we get a better picture of what's going on. 

For some reason this is not going to happen. It starts to install and then it rolls back.

That's a very big, flashing sign that something isn't working right with your operating system.

It might of partially installed and needs to look in the add/remove programs to see if it's there and if it is uninstall and then try to install it again. Or there may be a 3dmark folder now that needs to be deleted maybe as well.

Yeah for that to happen, something is up.

Markus54
OK, I did an experiment. This morning I played Age of Empires. I have  a patch that allows me to play at 1920 x 1080p. All that does is allow me to play full screen on my 27" monitor. It also allows me to have more villagers and warriors. I can now go up to 1000 in this game, right now I have it set for 375. Not a big load on the graphics card. I ran task manager. The cpu utilization never went over 30%. 
Now, this afternoon, I played Elite Dangerous. With task manager running I hit 51% utilization and a cpu clock rate of 3.87 GHz. It is not my cpu or ram, which only went to 5.6GB. 
So those of you looking to blame my system, you're barking up the wrong tree. 

looking at task manager doesn't prove much cpu cores can be pinned on a single or two cores ,and still cause a bottle neck.there are many older games specifically that are not coded well for more cores. so just because it you see 51% max doesnt mean two cores were not at 90-100% so that statement of it hit this % utilization doesn't always hold ture. but before you get defensive realize you didn't list your system specs at the start, and all we can do is brain storm about a mystery spec pc with a 1050ti in it on here. so attacking people who are trying to helping you just to be nice is definitively the wrong way to go about it

I would argue that helping Markus any further is wasted time. I'd love to help him further but the lack of wanting to try and fix the issue and instead just blame things is apparent.
 
The graphics card is not faulty, they either 'work' or don't work in all my experiences.
 
A fresh install of Windows 10 is the route I'd go now. You also don't need a "1TB Samsung SSD" you could just buy a 60GB boot drive for 25-30 euros.

khatru311
It sounds like you have a lot of bloatware installed on your system running in the background. I would do a full reinstall of windows 10. I'll bet that clears of the problem. If anything else, it will remove all doubt where the issue is. 

It is amazing at how many people cannot read forums. I said somewhere in this thread that my GT 640 worked ok. It was a bit slow in generating planetary detail. So I wanted to upgrade my card to get better planetary detail at higher altitudes.
People in forums like the one for Elite Dangerous and this one seem to have some difficulty getting the complete picture of what has and is being said.

This person really doesn't want help. If you want to keep trying, you're welcome to beat your head against the wall.

Markus54

CraptacularOne
Markus download and run 3Dmark here:
https://www.futuremark.com/
 
It's free and easy to run. Just install it and run it and post your score please. This will tell us if your card is underperforming. 
 
No one here is trying to attack you or your system, they are all trying to help you diagnose the issue. Please again just download 3Dmark above and post your score so we get a better picture of what's going on. 

When I say that my previous card worked ok and people are asking about my system, it seems to me they are looking for something to blame and not look at the video card as the problem. Or maybe the software that is used to run the card.

Either your system is defective in some manner or it is the GPU.  You  seemed unwilling to participate in troubleshooting to help us discern what the issues is. You clearly have significant issues with your operating system. I'd solve that first before worrying about game performance.

Markus54

CraptacularOne
Markus download and run 3Dmark here:
https://www.futuremark.com/
 
It's free and easy to run. Just install it and run it and post your score please. This will tell us if your card is underperforming. 
 
No one here is trying to attack you or your system, they are all trying to help you diagnose the issue. Please again just download 3Dmark above and post your score so we get a better picture of what's going on. 

When I say that my previous card worked ok and people are asking about my system, it seems to me they are looking for something to blame and not look at the video card as the problem. Or maybe the software that is used to run the card.

Markus
I understand you were happy with the performance of your previous GT 640 and that your new 1050Ti has failed to meet your expectations.  Unfortunately sometime it gets messy and just replacing hardware does not work as simple as plug & play.
 
 
Remember most on the EVGA forums (myself included) are volunteers that want to help others with PC troubleshooting.
 
Trying to understand what is happening with a PC that we do not see, in person or remotely makes this a bit tricky.
 
Most follow a back-to-basics troubleshooting technique, including benchmark software to get a better understanding of how well your PC is Doing
 
There needs to be a flow of communications between all parties to move forward, its Not personal.  Most posts are short and to the point, they are not meant as an attach
 
1) You can take your PC to a friend or local shop to "test" the new 1050Ti or sort the whole system
 
2) You can try to let the EVGA Forums community help, we have many members with different backgrounds and experience - Willing to Help
 
3) Contact EVGA for an RMA, if your 1050Ti is found to be working correctly - then what - that is why the 2 other choices seem to be better