Can you run GTA V on an i5 4690K with 4.7GHz clock and 970MHz cache?

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Can you run GTA V on an i5 4690K with 4.7GHz clock and 970MHz cache?

Can you run GTA V on an i5 4690K with 4.7GHz clock and 970MHz cache?

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ICancer_
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03-02-2017, 08:54 PM

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Have you got another computer ready to check the GPU performance?

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ICancer_

03-02-2017, 08:54 PM #21

Have you got another computer ready to check the GPU performance?

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Animal_Boss
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03-03-2017, 11:16 PM

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It's a dinosaur Pentium E2160 with 2GB DDR2 RAM, paired with a Diamond ATI "Stealth" X1550 256MB graphics card. A generic 430-watt PSU should suffice—your 970 shouldn't be a problem.

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Animal_Boss

03-03-2017, 11:16 PM #22

It's a dinosaur Pentium E2160 with 2GB DDR2 RAM, paired with a Diamond ATI "Stealth" X1550 256MB graphics card. A generic 430-watt PSU should suffice—your 970 shouldn't be a problem.

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janek9959j
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03-04-2017, 01:04 AM

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Smells bad. It looks like something’s definitely off. A 970 should be able to beat GTA IV at that setting. Edit: have you tried running benchmarking tools like Unigine Valley to check if the issue is with your system or just the game?

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janek9959j

03-04-2017, 01:04 AM #23

Smells bad. It looks like something’s definitely off. A 970 should be able to beat GTA IV at that setting. Edit: have you tried running benchmarking tools like Unigine Valley to check if the issue is with your system or just the game?

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Yuneeol
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03-05-2017, 02:12 AM

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Playing GTA IV at over 100 FPS in Crysis 3 with maximum settings is impressive.

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Yuneeol

03-05-2017, 02:12 AM #24

Playing GTA IV at over 100 FPS in Crysis 3 with maximum settings is impressive.

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