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I'm currently using a 4GiB Nvidia GTX 1050ti on Gigabyte B360M D3H motherboard. I want to add more graphics memory to the system. I would like to buy a 4GiB GTX 1650 graphics card and I'm concerned about the compatibility.
Is it worth to do that upgrade? Will there be any compatibility issues? I'm not going to use two monitors. So is it worth to do that upgrade or do i need a more powerful and bigger graphics card.
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Yes, you can run multiple graphics cards at once. There might often be some benefit to having both cards be the same model, but that is generally not necessary at all. I voted to close because a lot of your other questions are vague or off-topic for SuperUser.com. https://hardwarerecs.stackexchange.com/ may be more appropriate, but I suspect even "is it worth" may be inappropriate even there, because StackExchange thrives better on questions with specific factual answers, rather than personal judgement calls which can easily be largely based on opinions.
– TOOGAM – 2019-12-23T12:20:24.570Besides the idea that some of these questions might not be super appropriate, there is simply the issue of there being multiple questions. Ideally, we strive for having just one question in each "question" posted on the site. Sometimes, multiple questions work well when they are so related that the same factual information is likely to address both questions. But four questions is typically too much. It is better to split up the things you wonder about, into multiple posted questions (which can each be individually answered with specific info). – TOOGAM – 2019-12-23T12:23:02.300
Graphics memory will not add up so I would suggest to sell the GTX1050ti and buy a more powerful card. – CaldeiraG – 2019-12-23T12:49:39.507