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I have a laptop version of a 1050 3gb, i5-7300hq and 12 gigs of ram. Im wondering if I can run the game "Squad" smoothly. (60fps+)
Thanks!
Thanks!
Can my build run this game?
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Barty1884
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If this: https://store.steampowered.com/app/393380/Squad/
Is the game you're talking about..... maybe.
You fall a bit short of the "minimum" GTX 770 on the GPU front.
Realistically, dropping resolution &/or in-game settings would be required to hit 60+FPS.
The game is still early access, so further optimizations may come/help in future, but right now, you'll need to make some sacrifices
Is the game you're talking about..... maybe.
You fall a bit short of the "minimum" GTX 770 on the GPU front.
Realistically, dropping resolution &/or in-game settings would be required to hit 60+FPS.
The game is still early access, so further optimizations may come/help in future, but right now, you'll need to make some sacrifices
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEwbG3U8Mfg
I'm NOT optimistic.
At almost all LOW settings at 1920x1080 it was getting low 40FPS range... that's with a better system than you have so even if you drop to 1366x768 at a guess that might just mean roughly 40FPS on LOW again.
That's a few months old but I don't think there are big differences... I think a game from a big developer like CSGO that's also well optimized might be the best approach.
I suspect any SHOOTER might by a relatively low budget team would be especially prone to stutters caused by CPU bottlenecks since multi-player is hard to optimize for.
I'm NOT optimistic.
At almost all LOW settings at 1920x1080 it was getting low 40FPS range... that's with a better system than you have so even if you drop to 1366x768 at a guess that might just mean roughly 40FPS on LOW again.
That's a few months old but I don't think there are big differences... I think a game from a big developer like CSGO that's also well optimized might be the best approach.
I suspect any SHOOTER might by a relatively low budget team would be especially prone to stutters caused by CPU bottlenecks since multi-player is hard to optimize for.
photonboy
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UPDATE:
It's hard to completely analyze the above video since it compares different CPU's. Problem is while one is dual-core hyperthreaded (2C/4T) and yours is 4C/4T I'm not sure how much the architecture, frequency, and game multi-threading will affect where the bottleneck hits.
*However, even with the i5-7400 (4C/4T) which is slightly faster than your CPU and same core/thread count I believe there is still a big CPU bottleneck at times... in the last test I saw the GPU at first averaging about 75% (between 60% and 90%) but then BAFFLINGLY dropping to about 30% usage when all I saw was some tarmac and one guy with a setting sun in the background?
Low GPU usage means big CPU bottleneck so not sure what's going on there. (You can't use CPU percentage as a guide since we have no idea how much of those cores the code can utilize but we CAN use a single GPU as a guide so 100% usage means no CPU bottleneck and 30% usage means a massive CPU bottleneck).
Maybe these issues are sorted out now but it's all I have to go on unless you find people that have similar systems to yours that are currently playing the game who can shed more light.
It's hard to completely analyze the above video since it compares different CPU's. Problem is while one is dual-core hyperthreaded (2C/4T) and yours is 4C/4T I'm not sure how much the architecture, frequency, and game multi-threading will affect where the bottleneck hits.
*However, even with the i5-7400 (4C/4T) which is slightly faster than your CPU and same core/thread count I believe there is still a big CPU bottleneck at times... in the last test I saw the GPU at first averaging about 75% (between 60% and 90%) but then BAFFLINGLY dropping to about 30% usage when all I saw was some tarmac and one guy with a setting sun in the background?
Low GPU usage means big CPU bottleneck so not sure what's going on there. (You can't use CPU percentage as a guide since we have no idea how much of those cores the code can utilize but we CAN use a single GPU as a guide so 100% usage means no CPU bottleneck and 30% usage means a massive CPU bottleneck).
Maybe these issues are sorted out now but it's all I have to go on unless you find people that have similar systems to yours that are currently playing the game who can shed more light.
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