Zotac GTX 470 will run GTA 5?

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xSamuraix

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Just wondering if 2 of these 1gb graphics cards will be enough to run GTA 5 on max settings on a 50" TV?
 
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The game will run, but due to VRAM limitations you're going to have to play at low settings. GTA V pretty much needs more than 1GB of VRAM to run above low settings, and even if you get SLI to work, VRAM doesn't stack, you'd still effectively have only 1GB.
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Well, for running it, I'm sure it can- but I'm not sure if you're even able to SLI those two cards. And, as well as max settings.. probably not. It's an older card, and it probably won't do so at max. In fact, cards (especially older ones) tend to be buggy when it comes to running two at once. If those are PhysX cards, you could use one in compound with a newer, better card- but, as far as using two of those go? Probably not.
 
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The game will run, but due to VRAM limitations you're going to have to play at low settings. GTA V pretty much needs more than 1GB of VRAM to run above low settings, and even if you get SLI to work, VRAM doesn't stack, you'd still effectively have only 1GB.
 
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