Help with what cpu and gpu to get with msi a68hm grenade.
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Roland Of Gilead
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the best would be the A10-6800k. it would be fairly balanced with the 1050ti. Depends on what res your playing at. Anything less than 1080p and you'll be good to go. At 1080p expect to dial back some settings to maintain 60fps., Some games would be medium-to high settings, game dependant.
Roland Of Gilead
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that's difficult to say. At 720p you're not using much vram, so that won't be a problem. So you will be able to adjust some settings up! With that said both of those games are notorious for inconsistent performance.
For GTA v there are some scenes that bring even a 1070/1080 to it's knees and frames drop well below 60fps (60 being the magical smooth game-play mark). For PUBG it's kinda similar. Both poorly optimised games for current hardware capabilities.
I'd expect you to be on or near the mark though. So prob 60fps+ @720p with high settings, but expect some occasional dips in FPS on really demanding scenes. For those types of games, I'd suggest disabling things like AA/AF/Post processing. They are all demanding settings for a GPU, and then set the remainder settings at high, and you should get consistent FPS at that res. Nice and smooth
For GTA v there are some scenes that bring even a 1070/1080 to it's knees and frames drop well below 60fps (60 being the magical smooth game-play mark). For PUBG it's kinda similar. Both poorly optimised games for current hardware capabilities.
I'd expect you to be on or near the mark though. So prob 60fps+ @720p with high settings, but expect some occasional dips in FPS on really demanding scenes. For those types of games, I'd suggest disabling things like AA/AF/Post processing. They are all demanding settings for a GPU, and then set the remainder settings at high, and you should get consistent FPS at that res. Nice and smooth
Roland Of Gilead :
that's difficult to say. At 720p you're not using much vram, so that won't be a problem. So you will be able to adjust some settings up! With that said both of those games are notorious for inconsistent performance.
For GTA v there are some scenes that bring even a 1070/1080 to it's knees and frames drop well below 60fps (60 being the magical smooth game-play mark). For PUBG it's kinda similar. Both poorly optimised games for current hardware capabilities.
I'd expect you to be on or near the mark though. So prob 60fps+ @720p with high settings, but expect some occasional dips in FPS on really demanding scenes. For those types of games, I'd suggest disabling things like AA/AF/Post processing. They are all demanding settings for a GPU, and then set the remainder settings at high, and you should get consistent FPS at that res. Nice and smooth
For GTA v there are some scenes that bring even a 1070/1080 to it's knees and frames drop well below 60fps (60 being the magical smooth game-play mark). For PUBG it's kinda similar. Both poorly optimised games for current hardware capabilities.
I'd expect you to be on or near the mark though. So prob 60fps+ @720p with high settings, but expect some occasional dips in FPS on really demanding scenes. For those types of games, I'd suggest disabling things like AA/AF/Post processing. They are all demanding settings for a GPU, and then set the remainder settings at high, and you should get consistent FPS at that res. Nice and smooth
Thanks for your help
Roland Of Gilead
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mr_bubb1 :
Roland Of Gilead :
that's difficult to say. At 720p you're not using much vram, so that won't be a problem. So you will be able to adjust some settings up! With that said both of those games are notorious for inconsistent performance.
For GTA v there are some scenes that bring even a 1070/1080 to it's knees and frames drop well below 60fps (60 being the magical smooth game-play mark). For PUBG it's kinda similar. Both poorly optimised games for current hardware capabilities.
I'd expect you to be on or near the mark though. So prob 60fps+ @720p with high settings, but expect some occasional dips in FPS on really demanding scenes. For those types of games, I'd suggest disabling things like AA/AF/Post processing. They are all demanding settings for a GPU, and then set the remainder settings at high, and you should get consistent FPS at that res. Nice and smooth
For GTA v there are some scenes that bring even a 1070/1080 to it's knees and frames drop well below 60fps (60 being the magical smooth game-play mark). For PUBG it's kinda similar. Both poorly optimised games for current hardware capabilities.
I'd expect you to be on or near the mark though. So prob 60fps+ @720p with high settings, but expect some occasional dips in FPS on really demanding scenes. For those types of games, I'd suggest disabling things like AA/AF/Post processing. They are all demanding settings for a GPU, and then set the remainder settings at high, and you should get consistent FPS at that res. Nice and smooth
Thanks for your help
No probs. You're welcome
MERGED QUESTION
Question from mr_bubb1 : "What would be the best cpu for the gtx 1050 ti 4gb AMD Athlon X4 860K Black Edition or the AMD A10 -6800K 4.1 GHz Quad-Core Pr"
MERGED QUESTION
Question from mr_bubb1 : "Which is better for the gtx 1050 ti, the AMD Athlon X4 880K or the AMD Athlon X4 860k and would they fit in the A68HM-GRENADE"
i wanted to know if the AMD Athlon X4 880k or the AMD Athlon X4 860k, which one would be better for the gtx 1050 ti 4gb and would they bottle neck and would they fit in the A68HM-GRENADE?
Thanks
Question from mr_bubb1 : "What would be the best cpu for the gtx 1050 ti 4gb AMD Athlon X4 860K Black Edition or the AMD A10 -6800K 4.1 GHz Quad-Core Pr"
vapour :
MERGED QUESTION
Question from mr_bubb1 : "Will a gtx 1050 ti 4gb bottle neck a AMD Athlon X4 860K"
Not really, pretty good match if you don't play ultra in all the games However, the cpu can handle 1060 3gb as well, but may bottleneck a little bit in some games.
Question from mr_bubb1 : "Will a gtx 1050 ti 4gb bottle neck a AMD Athlon X4 860K"
Not really, pretty good match if you don't play ultra in all the games
However, the cpu can handle 1060 3gb as well, but may bottleneck a little bit in some games.
MERGED QUESTION
Question from mr_bubb1 : "Which is better for the gtx 1050 ti, the AMD Athlon X4 880K or the AMD Athlon X4 860k and would they fit in the A68HM-GRENADE"
i wanted to know if the AMD Athlon X4 880k or the AMD Athlon X4 860k, which one would be better for the gtx 1050 ti 4gb and would they bottle neck and would they fit in the A68HM-GRENADE?
Thanks
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