Can my pc run GTA IV

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Master of San Andreas

Posted: Thursday, Sep 27 2012, 04:52

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QUOTE (rose123 @ Tuesday, Sep 25 2012, 22:59)

I bought Amd Radeon HD 5450 2gb and now i have also 4 gb RAM but now GTA 4 starts but graphic is very slow. Can you recommend me what i need to do to make it better?

You Still have the gpu problem

you could have got a gtx 680

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Posted: Thursday, Sep 27 2012, 08:23

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QUOTE (rose123 @ Tuesday, Sep 25 2012, 22:59)

I bought Amd Radeon HD 5450 2gb and now i have also 4 gb RAM but now GTA 4 starts but graphic is very slow. Can you recommend me what i need to do to make it better?

For ~$400,- you can get an very nice upgrade;

MSI Motherboard with AM3
AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition @3.3 GHz
ASUS ENGTX560 1GB GDDR5 graphic card
8GB DDR3 RAM @1333MHz
Coolermaster 700 watt PSU

The only things you need to keep are your disk drive, hard disk and case + cooler.

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This post has been edited by jovco111 on Thursday, Sep 27 2012, 09:55

yojo2	Posted: Thursday, Sep 27 2012, 09:07
~y Group: Members Joined: Dec 6, 2008	...why 700W?

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QUOTE (yojo2 @ Thursday, Sep 27 2012, 09:07)

...why 700W?

If he wants upgrade his PC in the future??

yojo2	Posted: Thursday, Sep 27 2012, 10:35
~y Group: Members Joined: Dec 6, 2008	Upgrade to what? 3xHD7970/GTX680? I mean - 700W is a huge overkill...

SlaveZer0	Posted: Saturday, Sep 29 2012, 00:23
Perveyor of Destruction Group: Members Joined: Aug 5, 2011	its always good to have extra power and not need it then to need power and not have it

yojo2	Posted: Saturday, Sep 29 2012, 09:26
~y Group: Members Joined: Dec 6, 2008	Sure, I totally agree, but on the other hand having way more power than needed is just a waste IMHO, unless one gets a decent deal on the PSU. Most modern rigs (like i7 + HD7970/GTX680 + OC) will do fine on a ~550W PSU.

unc13bud	Posted: Monday, Oct 1 2012, 03:02
Die Hoodrat DIE!!! Group: Members Joined: Dec 5, 2010	maybe its the way i am chaining my devices, but i find exactly the opposite

Master of San Andreas	Posted: Monday, Oct 1 2012, 05:08
Group: Members Joined: Jul 7, 2012	I Think Core i5 @3GHZ Gtx680 2gb 4gb RAM [ 6 gb including graphic card memory ] 500 gb HDD Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit 500 watt PSU

mkey82	Posted: Monday, Oct 1 2012, 05:13
Keep riding hard, son Group: Members Joined: Feb 14, 2008	There's more to every PSU then just the wattage. The power calculator can provide a solid point of reference http://images10.newegg.com/BizIntell/tool/psucalc/index.html

yojo2	Posted: Monday, Oct 1 2012, 07:15
~y Group: Members Joined: Dec 6, 2008	To some degree it can, though in most cases calculators overstate the necessary power by a huge margin.

mkey82	Posted: Monday, Oct 1 2012, 07:54
Keep riding hard, son Group: Members Joined: Feb 14, 2008	Well, it's better if it overstates then understates, isn't it I think this calculator does a decent job.

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