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Can you assist me in improving my old computer for playing DayZ?

Can you assist me in improving my old computer for playing DayZ?

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SolitudeFX
Member
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03-25-2016, 07:01 AM
#1
I participate in the Day One DayZ server and sometimes experience significant lag. My PC doesn’t meet the minimum system requirements for memory, which I think is the main issue. However, I’d appreciate some advice on components—such as graphics card, RAM, etc.—that could improve performance while fitting my existing setup. I built this machine 6 or 7 years ago, and any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Below are my specifications. Thank you.
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SolitudeFX
03-25-2016, 07:01 AM #1

I participate in the Day One DayZ server and sometimes experience significant lag. My PC doesn’t meet the minimum system requirements for memory, which I think is the main issue. However, I’d appreciate some advice on components—such as graphics card, RAM, etc.—that could improve performance while fitting my existing setup. I built this machine 6 or 7 years ago, and any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Below are my specifications. Thank you.

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DueZulu
Senior Member
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03-25-2016, 08:10 AM
#2
The processor and GPU are just meeting the bare minimum requirements, but upgrading them could still provide some improvement. Looking at the minimum versus recommended levels shows that a better GPU, besides the RAM, would likely be the more advantageous option, because the performance jump from a 4690k to a 6600k isn't as significant as the gap between a 760 and a 1060.
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DueZulu
03-25-2016, 08:10 AM #2

The processor and GPU are just meeting the bare minimum requirements, but upgrading them could still provide some improvement. Looking at the minimum versus recommended levels shows that a better GPU, besides the RAM, would likely be the more advantageous option, because the performance jump from a 4690k to a 6600k isn't as significant as the gap between a 760 and a 1060.

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03-25-2016, 03:49 PM
#3
The processor and GPU are just meeting the bare minimum requirements, but upgrading them could still provide some improvement. Looking at the minimum versus recommended levels shows that a better GPU, besides the RAM, would likely be the more advantageous option, because the performance jump from a 4690k to a 6600k isn't as significant as the gap between a 760 and a 1060.
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timmecraft2002
03-25-2016, 03:49 PM #3

The processor and GPU are just meeting the bare minimum requirements, but upgrading them could still provide some improvement. Looking at the minimum versus recommended levels shows that a better GPU, besides the RAM, would likely be the more advantageous option, because the performance jump from a 4690k to a 6600k isn't as significant as the gap between a 760 and a 1060.

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UDK
Member
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03-25-2016, 03:57 PM
#4
I have a similar vintage setup—16GB RAM, upgraded to a 1650 video card—which has significantly boosted my gaming experience. I haven't played DayZ yet. My performance is solid: 60fps in Overwatch (due to CPU limits), and 50fps in GTAV at 1080p. With future upgrades, this card will remain a decent choice for my current games.
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UDK
03-25-2016, 03:57 PM #4

I have a similar vintage setup—16GB RAM, upgraded to a 1650 video card—which has significantly boosted my gaming experience. I haven't played DayZ yet. My performance is solid: 60fps in Overwatch (due to CPU limits), and 50fps in GTAV at 1080p. With future upgrades, this card will remain a decent choice for my current games.