Hitman absolution max nvidia gtx 580 at 60 fps?

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Here you are http://frames-per-second.appspot.com/ Try the sets of fps you want and see the difference yourself and then you can judge if 60 fps is wroth lowering the settings or not.

rubidium

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You will get an average of 45 fps maybe which is pretty enough imo http://www.guru3d.com/index.php?ct=articles&action=file&id=1280, you wont reach the 60 but if you tweaked your settings to lower some of them a bit, you can get 60 fps easily. I assumed in this answer that you wont be cpu bottlenecked and im pretty sure this is the situation as you said you have an i7 6 core, although you didnt mention its name but it will be sufficient for this game.
 
The answer is simply no. The following is a review of Hitman: Absolution. The rig uses an Intel Core i7-3960X Extreme Edition (3.30GHz). MSAA is set to 2x and everything else is either set to Ultra or High. There are screenshots of the settings used that you can click on.

http://www.techspot.com/review/608-hitman-absolution-performance-benchmarks/

With a GTX 580, the rig was able to get 45 FPS as seen in the below chart. I really doubt setting MSAA to off will give you a 15 FPS boost in performance. Additionally, you do not get any better performance when overclocking the CPU as can be seen in the 2nd chart. With a Radeon HD 7970 and with an i7-3770k clocked from 3.0GHz to 4.5GHz, the increase in performance is only 3 FPS or 1 FPS for every 500MHz.

The last chart basically shows that there is no gain in performance difference between the quad core i7-3770k and the six core i7-3960x.

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rubidium

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Here you are http://frames-per-second.appspot.com/ Try the sets of fps you want and see the difference yourself and then you can judge if 60 fps is wroth lowering the settings or not.
 
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