Core i5 2400 ram 8gb can i play gta v with the integrated graphics?
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- May 18, 2007
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GPUs with DDR3 memory are pretty close to garbage, get something that uses GDDR5 like a 1050 or better. The type of RAM used by the GPU is completely unrelated to your PC's main memory.
As far as using both GPUs at the same time, this is only possible with software that supports DX12 explicit multiple adapters. For SLI and Crossfire, you need two similar GPUs.
As far as using both GPUs at the same time, this is only possible with software that supports DX12 explicit multiple adapters. For SLI and Crossfire, you need two similar GPUs.
Sakkura
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No, the Intel HD Graphics 2000 in your CPU is extremely weak and would not be sufficient for GTA V.
It isn't generally possible to use the integrated graphics in an Intel CPU together with a dedicated graphics card (there are some special exceptions, but it isn't fit for normal use).
Whether a particular graphics card would be good enough depends more on what model it is than the VRAM it has. Though it should be noted that a card with DDR3 is crippled. But might still be enough for GTA V at low settings.
I would recommend something like an RX 460 or GTX 1050, if you can afford it. Otherwise maybe pick up a used GTX 750 Ti.
It isn't generally possible to use the integrated graphics in an Intel CPU together with a dedicated graphics card (there are some special exceptions, but it isn't fit for normal use).
Whether a particular graphics card would be good enough depends more on what model it is than the VRAM it has. Though it should be noted that a card with DDR3 is crippled. But might still be enough for GTA V at low settings.
I would recommend something like an RX 460 or GTX 1050, if you can afford it. Otherwise maybe pick up a used GTX 750 Ti.
MrN1ce9uy
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AMD RX 550 is the cheapest now ($79 new) and is a little better than the GTX 750 Ti. https://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&DEPA=0&Order=BESTMATCH&Description=rx+550&N=-1&isNodeId=1
An RX 460 for only $10 more is a better deal IMO.
An RX 460 for only $10 more is a better deal IMO.
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