NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1050 Ti with 4GB GDDR5 graphics memory was certified by adobe

Adobe has not tested any consumer or gaming GPUs since the Kepler GPU generation due to its need to allocate resources to improving or adding additional features and/or functionality to its software. And it costs companies a lot of money just to purchase a few samples of these cards and then test them with various hardware configurations.

What's more, although a few third-party plugins support CUDA processing in Photoshop, officially Adobe Photoshop CC 2017 supports only the OpenCL API for GPU acceleration. And Nvidia GPUs have historically performed poorer than otherwise equivalent AMD GPUs in OpenCL although the recent Maxwell and Pascal GPUs have narrowed the gap between the two companies.

Moving to Hardware Forum​

I don't think Adobe certifies hardware.