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HopelessNoob
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Alec Mowat
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That system has plenty of power for gaming. I have the same processor and I doubt you'll get below 60 FPS. GTA V isn't out yet, so we can't judge.
Depends on the games as well. A vast majority of benchmarks (if not all of them) show the 280x at ~60-70 FPS average 1080p @ Ultra/highest AA, however, that's with an Intel CPU. The high single core performance does make a difference. Moreso than "in the future, games 'will' use more cores', which is pretty much true, but by the time that happens, and if AMD proceeds down this route, AMD's 8350 will still be considered sluggish.
I'm gonna say you'll get 40-50 FPS maxed out. 60-70.. perhaps 80, if you play with no AA. But the games you listed are titles that haven't been released yet, so there's no telling how well they're optimized
I'm gonna say you'll get 40-50 FPS maxed out. 60-70.. perhaps 80, if you play with no AA. But the games you listed are titles that haven't been released yet, so there's no telling how well they're optimized
maddogfargo
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Yup, you should be fine, especially with no AA.
And below are a few videos that show i7 and 8350 side-by-side. this is just for comparison, because you asked about Assasin's Creed. Some of his videos use it so this will give you a good frame of reference on what to expect.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbRc6Fb2u0A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qvsL8YRUCw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LPsyc0FFyI
Intel has a little bit of an edge, but it is still VERY close and you should be fine for the games you want ot play.
And below are a few videos that show i7 and 8350 side-by-side. this is just for comparison, because you asked about Assasin's Creed. Some of his videos use it so this will give you a good frame of reference on what to expect.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbRc6Fb2u0A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qvsL8YRUCw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LPsyc0FFyI
Intel has a little bit of an edge, but it is still VERY close and you should be fine for the games you want ot play.
Alec Mowat
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Even if the requirements are out, we can't judge without playing it. Some games are just optimized horribly. Some new games still launch on a Pentium 4.
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you should be fine in reality, but i have a feeling that gtaV is going to be difficult, as will ACV, you should be able to run ultra, but a perfect 60fps is unlikely to happen, especially in ACV
tomsmithy666
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equal engine doesnt mean equal performance, theres a lot more contributing factors such as the number of contributing AIs on screen, the draw distance in open world, graphical fidelity etc, i just see ACV being a pain at ultra, fine at high or med, just a pain in ultra.
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i do, its the first true next gen title other than watchdogs and also features gameworks, which is great news for nvidia users, not so much for amd users, so we wont see how it handles until it launches, but thats just my prediction based on what we know about current titles
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speaking as someone who has tried 30hz gaming (30fps) at 4k, and knowing how it is at 60, id have to disagree, but in fairness its each to their own.
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ah, ok i may have misinterpreted what you said, my point was that i persoanlly dont accept less than 60fps if i can help it.
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We saw the same sort of thing from AMD with dirt 3 and tomb raider, both were horrendously poorly supported for nvidia cards at launch, but within a month were fine, if AMD manage to step up their game, it shouldnt be an issue.
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