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Adjustments can improve performance?

Adjustments can improve performance?

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10-04-2016, 04:46 AM
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Hey! Your setup sounds like a classic CPU-heavy configuration. The Core 2 Duo at 3.35GHz paired with the GTX 970 will definitely feel the strain when running GTA V. The graphics settings on your displays—1920x1080 at 60Hz and 1280x800 at 75Hz—won’t change much, but they’ll affect how much CPU power is used for rendering.

Regarding game settings, choosing low or high can impact both CPU and GPU workloads differently. If you lower the CPU load (e.g., using lower graphics quality), the CPU might stay relatively stable while the GPU handles less work. Conversely, if you go high, the CPU could handle more tasks, potentially increasing its workload even if the GPU is doing more. It really depends on how your system balances those resources.

GTA V is indeed demanding for this kind of rig, so keep an eye on temperatures and performance. Let me know if you want tips on optimizing it!
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10-04-2016, 04:46 AM #1

Hey! Your setup sounds like a classic CPU-heavy configuration. The Core 2 Duo at 3.35GHz paired with the GTX 970 will definitely feel the strain when running GTA V. The graphics settings on your displays—1920x1080 at 60Hz and 1280x800 at 75Hz—won’t change much, but they’ll affect how much CPU power is used for rendering.

Regarding game settings, choosing low or high can impact both CPU and GPU workloads differently. If you lower the CPU load (e.g., using lower graphics quality), the CPU might stay relatively stable while the GPU handles less work. Conversely, if you go high, the CPU could handle more tasks, potentially increasing its workload even if the GPU is doing more. It really depends on how your system balances those resources.

GTA V is indeed demanding for this kind of rig, so keep an eye on temperatures and performance. Let me know if you want tips on optimizing it!

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10-04-2016, 05:54 AM
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As the settings rise and the resolution increases, the demand on both the CPU and GPU grows, though the GPU typically handles the majority of the processing.
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10-04-2016, 05:54 AM #2

As the settings rise and the resolution increases, the demand on both the CPU and GPU grows, though the GPU typically handles the majority of the processing.

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