Is a GTX 1050ti worth it in 2019? (Laptop)?

Now that I realized my old Asus laptop is now dead I decided to buy a new laptop. I have a budget of around $600-750. The best laptops i've seen had a GTX 1050ti. My friends tell me to save more for a GTX 1060 but I don't know if i want to. Here are the games ill be playing:
GTA V, Rust, Minecraft, DOOM, CSGO, Fortnite (just to have it), R6 Siege, Overwatch, ApexLegends. And Battlefield. I'm fine with lowering the settings to medium at the LEAST (with anti-aliasing off) but I want 60fps constantly. Is a GTX 1050ti good or should I save for a 1660/1060?

Added (1). EDIT: Also I want the laptop to last me atleast 5+ years

shant 30.07.2019

Install an external GPU, PCIe 16X slot base and power supply and monitor to a good laptop. There are several ways:
Expresscard 34 or 54 mm size and cable.
Mini-PCIe connection inside where the Wireless adapter plugs into motherboard. You have to route the cable out through some access hole.
Thunderbolt 3 port and cable to a dedicated GPU or video card box. This is the newest way and one of the fastest.
There are a few gaming laptops that have a special port for routing out the video signal to a video card box, and a port to send the improved video signal back into the laptop for use with the LCD panel.
Look up these ways with Google. There are many methods and variations on gamer pages and YouTube.

Starrysky 30.07.2019

Looking at benchmarks it seems 1060 is about 50% faster than a 1050 ti, and a 1660 is about twice as fast as the 1050 Ti.

Just look up the game requirements on Game Debate, it will list a suggested video card to play with basic settings and with better settings. Then look up benchmarks comparing the card they suggest to the cards you want to buy. Passmark and User Benchmark are two good benchmark sites.

Fulano 30.07.2019

It's as fast as its desktop counterpart, so, it's fairly decent for 1080p gaming, YES -- still worth it in 2019.

Aaron 01.08.2019