With the GTX 1060 3GB specifications leaked, we can now confirm that NVIDIA will not be using the GTX 1060 3GB as its upcoming GTX 1050. According to the report on ITHOME, the company will be replacing the mid-range GTX 950 which its production will end on October with its Pascal architecture GTX 1050 that will probably cost around $149 to compete with AMD's Radeon RX 460.
There's no technical specifications of the GTX 1050 around yet but as a card to replace the GTX 950, we can only make an early assumption that it will feature the same 128-bit bus, close performance to a GTX 960, 100 TDP or less, etc.
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