Can i run Dying Light on Xeon W3550 ?

Lucifer himself · Jul 25, 2016

sorry i`m noob , but how many FPS will i get if i run dying light on medium ?
and can i run it on Xeon W3550 ?
my rig :
Intel Xeon W3550
GPU : Zotac GTX 950 OC 2GB Edition
Ram: 8 GB

Frag Maniac · Jul 25, 2016

Your Xeon W3550 is slightly below the min required CPU, but slightly above my i7-950 on Passmark score, and I run the game no problem.

That said, your 950 is about 20% below my 7970 in gaming performance, but you still should be able to run med settings no problem.

Lucifer himself · Jul 25, 2016

Frag Maniac :

can u tell me aprox. how many fps will i get if i run it on medium ?

Frag Maniac · Jul 25, 2016

I would think plenty enough FPS to play the game adequately. If in doubt just Google Dying Light GTX 950. There are several video examples with that GPU.

Lucifer himself · Jul 26, 2016

Frag Maniac :

+45 if i run it on medium ??

Frag Maniac · Jul 26, 2016

Yeah I would think that would be fairly accurate, as long as you don't crank Distance up, which doesn't affect visuals much anyway.

Lucifer himself · Jul 26, 2016

Frag Maniac :

how to dont crank Distance up ???

sorry i`m too noob

Frag Maniac · Jul 26, 2016

It's just a slider setting in the graphics menu call "View Distance" that determines how detailed things off in the distance are. I set mine just a bit past halfway, but you'll probably want to keep it all the way to the left.

http://www.game-debate.com/news/15818/gd-machine-2014-benchmark-dying-light-gtx-750-ti-i5-4670k

Also, DO NOT turn in game Vsync on, it is horribly unoptimized and can actually cause more screen tear. I run no Vsync at all, and don't really have a problem with screen tear.

Lucifer himself · Jul 26, 2016

thank you bro , i appreciate it
one more thing if u dont mind of course
can i install this gpu * zotac gtx950 amp 2gb edition* on my monitor Reslution *1440X900* and play all games on medium or high? or i will have a problems ??

Frag Maniac · Jul 26, 2016

Lucifer himself :

Yeah I was assuming 1080p, but at 900p you should be fine. Maybe not on High with some games, but certainly Med.

A good way to get best results on higher end games with a mediocre GPU, is run most everything on Medium, and the things like AA, Vsync, blur, depth of field, bloom, chromatic aberration, film grain, all Off, then just textures at High.

Lucifer himself · Jul 26, 2016

but what if i run all games on high in this 1440x900 monitor , and let say my GPU can run it high comfortably ,
will i get low graphics even my GPU and CPU can do this work comfortably ??
and if i changed this monitor to better Resolution will i get high graphics depending on CPU and GPU ?

Frag Maniac · Jul 26, 2016

On that GPU you will likely struggle with games like Akham Knight, The Witcher 3, etc, on High. As always, it depends on the game, and how you balance settings. There's no one size fits all answer.

As far as going to higher res, your GPU also has only 2GB VRAM, which by today's standards isn't enough for some games even at 1080p, and definitely not enough for 1440p.

Lucifer himself · Jul 26, 2016

Frag Maniac :

so if i run those high graphics games like arkham night , the witcher , etc on medium on this GPU on this Resolution monitor ( 1440x900) will i get at least +45 ?

can my gpu Run Games on high on 720p on this 1440x900 monitor ??
and does this res. with this gpu will effect my games perfomance ?
and what is the best Res. monitor can i get for this GPU ??

Frag Maniac · Jul 26, 2016

Well, Arkham Knight I run Normal settings with AA on , and Gameworks, Enhanced, and Vsync Off.

On The Witcher 3 I run all Low, with AA, Vsync off, and Textures High.

Just Google your GPU and whatever game, and you'll see video examples, some with details of settings.

Lucifer himself · Jul 27, 2016

i found alot of videos of my GPU , but the processor they use in this tests are higher than me thats why i cant find an accurate test.
is cpu effect much on FPS ?

Frag Maniac · Jul 27, 2016

Lucifer himself :

Not nearly as much as GPU, so don't worry too much about that. Yes, they have more powerful CPUs, but mostly they just have overhead (more power than needed) that does not result in substantially more FPS.

Lucifer himself · Jul 27, 2016

one more thing and the last question

whats the best res. can i get for this GPU ?

Frag Maniac · Jul 27, 2016

I would go no higher than 1080p with that GPU. You may even have to drop to 1600x900 on some games, depending on settings.

Can i run Dying Light on Xeon W3550 ?

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