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Dell t3500 with gtx 670

Dell t3500 with gtx 670

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Toodaloo_246
Senior Member
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01-02-2016, 03:37 PM
#1
Hi guys i was want to buy a dell [Precision] t3500 because it's cheap and have good performance so this will be the details:
CPU:xeon w3530 or w3565 or 3680
PSU:525 W
GPU:gigabyte gtx 670 2gb 3x windforce
Ram :6 or 8
So what is the best spec that i choose?
And that will make a bottleneck or not?
Pleas any one have a information about it
repeat
reply me and thank u
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Toodaloo_246
01-02-2016, 03:37 PM #1

Hi guys i was want to buy a dell [Precision] t3500 because it's cheap and have good performance so this will be the details:
CPU:xeon w3530 or w3565 or 3680
PSU:525 W
GPU:gigabyte gtx 670 2gb 3x windforce
Ram :6 or 8
So what is the best spec that i choose?
And that will make a bottleneck or not?
Pleas any one have a information about it
repeat
reply me and thank u

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Ilikepie81
Member
184
01-02-2016, 03:56 PM
#2
The rewritten text is:

This graphics card, a GTX 670, was released approximately eight years ago. When assessing its suitability for modern games, the GPU specification is generally the most important factor, followed by the CPU and then RAM. Within a specific model line, a higher second digit typically indicates greater performance. As a general rule, you can usually play titles released within a couple of years after a graphics card’s release with decent settings if the second digit is above average. However, there are always exceptions to this rule.
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Ilikepie81
01-02-2016, 03:56 PM #2

The rewritten text is:

This graphics card, a GTX 670, was released approximately eight years ago. When assessing its suitability for modern games, the GPU specification is generally the most important factor, followed by the CPU and then RAM. Within a specific model line, a higher second digit typically indicates greater performance. As a general rule, you can usually play titles released within a couple of years after a graphics card’s release with decent settings if the second digit is above average. However, there are always exceptions to this rule.

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Neko_yinu
Member
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01-04-2016, 11:16 AM
#3
The GTX 670 is an old GPU, around 8 years old now. Generally, when looking at game performance, the order of importance for PC components is: GPU, then CPU, then RAM. The higher the number in a GPU model line (like the ‘6’ in 670), the more powerful it is. The second digit is particularly important – if it's high, the card will likely run newer games reasonably well. A GTX 670 might be okay for older titles, but newer games will likely struggle unless you lower settings significantly. The Xeon processor is a high-end server component and should work fine, but I’d be concerned about the condition of the 670, especially if it's used. Older GPUs can have issues, particularly with demanding modern games. You might need to use an older graphics driver for the 670, but it WILL support ShadowPlay. Ultimately, knowing which specific games you want to play is crucial to determine if this configuration will meet your needs – a guess based on specs alone isn’t reliable.
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Neko_yinu
01-04-2016, 11:16 AM #3

The GTX 670 is an old GPU, around 8 years old now. Generally, when looking at game performance, the order of importance for PC components is: GPU, then CPU, then RAM. The higher the number in a GPU model line (like the ‘6’ in 670), the more powerful it is. The second digit is particularly important – if it's high, the card will likely run newer games reasonably well. A GTX 670 might be okay for older titles, but newer games will likely struggle unless you lower settings significantly. The Xeon processor is a high-end server component and should work fine, but I’d be concerned about the condition of the 670, especially if it's used. Older GPUs can have issues, particularly with demanding modern games. You might need to use an older graphics driver for the 670, but it WILL support ShadowPlay. Ultimately, knowing which specific games you want to play is crucial to determine if this configuration will meet your needs – a guess based on specs alone isn’t reliable.

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DaLeon98
Junior Member
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01-11-2016, 04:02 PM
#4
Ok thank u so much for replaying me i will buy it with w3680 and 8gb of ram and i will try play it games like
Fortnite-pubg-ark survival evolved-the forest-and so on
Thank u again
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DaLeon98
01-11-2016, 04:02 PM #4

Ok thank u so much for replaying me i will buy it with w3680 and 8gb of ram and i will try play it games like
Fortnite-pubg-ark survival evolved-the forest-and so on
Thank u again