You can anticipate around 30 to 60 frames per second in Skyrim, depending on your settings and hardware.
You can anticipate around 30 to 60 frames per second in Skyrim, depending on your settings and hardware.
You're building a solid setup with a mix of parts. With 4GB DDR2 RAM, a 2-core Intel Core 2 Duo at 2.2GHz, and the GTX 650 Ti, you should be able to hit around 30-40 FPS on typical games. Upgrading to a Core 2 Quad Q6600 and adding 6GB DDR2 RAM would likely push your performance to 60+ FPS, depending on the game and settings.
Low to medium configurations run at 60 frames per second using the same graphics card I previously owned. References: http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyr...11231/?p=r
What frame rate? At 1080p, it should run around 45 frames per second on medium settings.
I have achieved medium quality using a 512 MB 8800 Gbps connection, and I aim to surpass that with a 650 Tbps link.
I received medium quality with a 512 MB 8800 Gbps connection. I need higher speeds with a 650 Tbps setup. Sorry for the three consecutive posts—I don’t usually visit this site and I’m not very familiar with deleting old comments.
Likely you're aiming for high difficulty. Unless he intends to heavily customize the game, which I also do, I've accumulated around 200 mods—mostly texture and visual ones—and it significantly impacts performance.
Sure, the chances are likely yes. However, Skyrim can be quite demanding on the CPU. My GPU is a GTX 650 with 512MB of VRAM, and I usually see around 30fps at medium 1080p. Your friend should probably achieve high 60fps if their CPU is solid enough (though I’m not entirely sure).