- Feb 25, 2016
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Before I start, I will list my specs:
So this is what I am thinking: I play GTA V on a weekly basis. When I play, I like to play with good graphics, but with a good FPS (like a solid 60 FPS). Whenever I crank up the graphics (Very High), I can manage to get 60 FPS but with frequent frame drops, and I don't like frame drops. Sometimes I can play on just high settings and I will get a solid 60 FPS but every 1 minute I get a frame drop or stutter. So here is my question: do the stutters come from my processor or my graphics card when I play on high settings 1080p. I am pretty sure that it is my graphics card, if so, should I wait for the next GTX cards to come out later this year, or should I SLI my GTX 970 or get a 980/ti.
i5 4690k
MSI GTX 970 4G
Asus z97-a
600w PSU
16 Gigs of RAM
So this is what I am thinking: I play GTA V on a weekly basis. When I play, I like to play with good graphics, but with a good FPS (like a solid 60 FPS). Whenever I crank up the graphics (Very High), I can manage to get 60 FPS but with frequent frame drops, and I don't like frame drops. Sometimes I can play on just high settings and I will get a solid 60 FPS but every 1 minute I get a frame drop or stutter. So here is my question: do the stutters come from my processor or my graphics card when I play on high settings 1080p. I am pretty sure that it is my graphics card, if so, should I wait for the next GTX cards to come out later this year, or should I SLI my GTX 970 or get a 980/ti.
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