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I have

 

Intel® Core™ 2 CPU E8500 @ 3.16GHz (2 CPUs)

2048MB RAM

NVIDIA GeForce 512MB 9600 GT

 

My CPU was underclocked to 2.53ghz and with everything on low I got between 25-35FPS

but do u have xp? im scared that because i have vista my peformance will run poorly

ayushisrocking
k but should i upgrade and get a quad core? would that boost my fps alot?

obviously wink.gif since this game is more CPU-dependent than GPU-dependent due to RAGE.But if you want to get a really good FPS then get a quad core-extreme processor(intel QX)

i'll list some below: (45 nm; QUad core-extreme editions...GET THESE for the best CPU performance,these are MADE for overclocking...QX series is better for gaming than the Core i7. IF YOU ARE GETTING QX9775 THEN READ THE QUOTE BELOW !)..

 

 

Product number Cache clock speed Front Side Bus(FSB)

QX9775 12MB L2 3.20 GHz 1600 MHz

QX9770 12MB L2 3.20 GHz 1600 MHz

QX9650 12MB L2 3.00 GHz 1333 MHz

 

 

QX9775 is compatible only with the Intel® Desktop Board DX5400 supporting a dual-socket configuration.

 

go for 'em!!

 

but the only downside is that QX series(specially QX9775 is)REALLY expensive,but you really pay for what you get icon14.gif ...

 

 

 

 

k but should i upgrade and get a quad core? would that boost my fps alot?

obviously wink.gif since this game is more CPU-dependent than GPU-dependent due to RAGE.But if you want to get a really good FPS then get a quad core-extreme processor(intel QX)

i'll list some below: (45 nm; QUad core-extreme editions...GET THESE for the best CPU performance,these are MADE for overclocking...QX series is better for gaming than the Core i7. IF YOU ARE GETTING QX9775 THEN READ THE QUOTE BELOW !)..

 

 

Product number Cache clock speed Front Side Bus(FSB)

QX9775 12MB L2 3.20 GHz 1600 MHz

QX9770 12MB L2 3.20 GHz 1600 MHz

QX9650 12MB L2 3.00 GHz 1333 MHz

 

 

QX9775 is compatible only with the Intel® Desktop Board DX5400 supporting a dual-socket configuration.

 

go for 'em!!

 

but the only downside is that QX series(specially QX9775 is)REALLY expensive,but you really pay for what you get icon14.gif ...

o yeah i forgot to say i have AMD so crap for me confused.gif

You'd probably be able to run it smoothly with medium/low settings. If you have the money, you could get a new CPU but it's not necessary. I have a similar computer and I run it at low settings and high vechile density (Amount of vechiles in area) with a stable 30-40 FPS.

ayushisrocking

 

k but should i upgrade and get a quad core? would that boost my fps alot?

obviously wink.gif since this game is more CPU-dependent than GPU-dependent due to RAGE.But if you want to get a really good FPS then get a quad core-extreme processor(intel QX)

i'll list some below: (45 nm; QUad core-extreme editions...GET THESE for the best CPU performance,these are MADE for overclocking...QX series is better for gaming than the Core i7. IF YOU ARE GETTING QX9775 THEN READ THE QUOTE BELOW !)..

 

 

Product number Cache clock speed Front Side Bus(FSB)

QX9775 12MB L2 3.20 GHz 1600 MHz

QX9770 12MB L2 3.20 GHz 1600 MHz

QX9650 12MB L2 3.00 GHz 1333 MHz

 

 

QX9775 is compatible only with the Intel® Desktop Board DX5400 supporting a dual-socket configuration.

 

go for 'em!!

 

but the only downside is that QX series(specially QX9775 is)REALLY expensive,but you really pay for what you get icon14.gif ...

o yeah i forgot to say i have AMD so crap for me confused.gif

sh*t,

user posted image

 

^^ ..

 

 

maybe that would help...since i don't have an idea regarding AMD(other than Ati-AMD GFX cards biggrin.gif)

hey btw how much would your budget be,IF you'll upgrade?...like how much will you spend your money on if you will?

 

 

Edited by ayushisrocking
You'd probably be able to run it smoothly with medium/low settings. If you have the money, you could get a new CPU but it's not necessary. I have a similar computer and I run it at low settings and high vechile density (Amount of vechiles in area) with a stable 30-40 FPS.

awsome, well ive got just enough for gta 4 so i might save up for quad or maybe not, i dont know we"ll see when i get the game

I'd OC the processor personally. Most if not all of intels C2D's OC quite well, some very well in fact. A quad (game uses 3 threads so 3+ core processors will have the advantage here) will have the best potential however fast C2D's can run the game just fine. I know first hand that the jump from 3.16 - 4Ghz on a duo is worth a significant amount of average FPS in this game, that *should* mean that a bump from low to mid 2's to high to low 3Ghz's will net similar FPS boost.

 

If you want a new processor snag one, if you don't want to upgrade just for GTA4 then your best bet would be to OC. After all it's almost a crime NOT to OC an intel chip wink.gif

I have

 

Intel® Core™ 2 CPU E8500 @ 3.16GHz (2 CPUs)

2048MB RAM

NVIDIA GeForce 512MB 9600 GT

 

My CPU was underclocked to 2.53ghz and with everything on low I got between 25-35FPS

Really? i have 8400@3000mhz 8800gt 512 2gbddr3 and i`m running gta iv on 1280x1024 medium texture standard traffic and all that with 50 - 52 fps in benchmark no bs! mercie_blink.gif

I have

 

Intel® Core™ 2 CPU E8500 @ 3.16GHz (2 CPUs)

2048MB RAM

NVIDIA GeForce 512MB 9600 GT

 

My CPU was underclocked to 2.53ghz and with everything on low I got between 25-35FPS

Really? i have 8400@3000mhz 8800gt 512 2gbddr3 and i`m running gta iv on 1280x1024 medium texture standard traffic and all that with 50 - 52 fps in benchmark no bs! mercie_blink.gif

That actually means very little.

 

I run with max settings (- view distance) @ 1680 x 1050 on a E8500 @ 4Ghz and a 512MB 4870 and 4gb of 1066 ram. My in game benchmark is low to mid 50's (60+ with medium textures) and I can sure as hell promise you that is NOT what it averages in game. My rule of thumb seems to be about 10 FPS lower than the benchmark will be your aprox average in game.

 

That said as I've said all along, fast C2D's have no issue with this game whatsoever. By no means NEED a quad although they certainly can help.

 

I have

 

Intel® Core™ 2 CPU E8500 @ 3.16GHz (2 CPUs)

2048MB RAM

NVIDIA GeForce 512MB 9600 GT

 

My CPU was underclocked to 2.53ghz and with everything on low I got between 25-35FPS

Really? i have 8400@3000mhz 8800gt 512 2gbddr3 and i`m running gta iv on 1280x1024 medium texture standard traffic and all that with 50 - 52 fps in benchmark no bs! mercie_blink.gif

That actually means very little.

 

I run with max settings (- view distance) @ 1680 x 1050 on a E8500 @ 4Ghz and a 512MB 4870 and 4gb of 1066 ram. My in game benchmark is low to mid 50's (60+ with medium textures) and I can sure as hell promise you that is NOT what it averages in game. My rule of thumb seems to be about 10 FPS lower than the benchmark will be your aprox average in game.

 

That said as I've said all along, fast C2D's have no issue with this game whatsoever. By no means NEED a quad although they certainly can help.

i envy your computer COUGH* give it to me COUGH* moto_whistle.gif

lorand, might I suggest you visit http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/referrer/srtest (otherwise know as Can You Run It)?

 

Sorry if this advice has been given before but it installs a small piece of software and then runs a diagnostic on your PC. The results are easy to understand and best of all you get a pass/fail for minimum and recommended system requirements in two seperate tabs.

 

My PC does not cut the mustard I'm afraid so I'm in the process of a much needed rig-upgrade to an entry-i7 (Corei7 920/GTX 260 etc etc. I haven't upgraded for many years and am still using P4 3gig/AGP 7900GS/old memory etc).

 

I hope this helps.

lorand, might I suggest you visit http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/referrer/srtest (otherwise know as Can You Run It)?

 

Sorry if this advice has been given before but it installs a small piece of software and then runs a diagnostic on your PC. The results are easy to understand and best of all you get a pass/fail for minimum and recommended system requirements in two seperate tabs.

 

My PC does not cut the mustard I'm afraid so I'm in the process of a much needed rig-upgrade to an entry-i7 (Corei7 920/GTX 260 etc etc. I haven't upgraded for many years and am still using P4 3gig/AGP 7900GS/old memory etc).

 

I hope this helps.

thanks but ive been there before. i go under minimum because i have 17 gigs in hardrive so i dont know

lorand, might I suggest you visit http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/referrer/srtest (otherwise know as Can You Run It)?

 

Sorry if this advice has been given before but it installs a small piece of software and then runs a diagnostic on your PC. The results are easy to understand and best of all you get a pass/fail for minimum and recommended system requirements in two seperate tabs.

 

My PC does not cut the mustard I'm afraid so I'm in the process of a much needed rig-upgrade to an entry-i7 (Corei7 920/GTX 260 etc etc. I haven't upgraded for many years and am still using P4 3gig/AGP 7900GS/old memory etc).

 

I hope this helps.

thanks but ive been there before. i go under minimum because i have 17 gigs in hardrive so i dont know

No way you could uninstall a game quickly but keep the savegames and settings so that once you run the test you can merely reinstall the game?

 

Chances are you'll have to get rid of something to free up the required space if and when you do buy the game.

 

lorand, might I suggest you visit http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/referrer/srtest (otherwise know as Can You Run It)?

 

Sorry if this advice has been given before but it installs a small piece of software and then runs a diagnostic on your PC. The results are easy to understand and best of all you get a pass/fail for minimum and recommended system requirements in two seperate tabs.

 

My PC does not cut the mustard I'm afraid so I'm in the process of a much needed rig-upgrade to an entry-i7 (Corei7 920/GTX 260 etc etc. I haven't upgraded for many years and am still using P4 3gig/AGP 7900GS/old memory etc).

 

I hope this helps.

thanks but ive been there before. i go under minimum because i have 17 gigs in hardrive so i dont know

No way you could uninstall a game quickly but keep the savegames and settings so that once you run the test you can merely reinstall the game?

 

Chances are you'll have to get rid of something to free up the required space if and when you do buy the game.

 

 

yeah i know im gonna delete like all my games

 

btw here is my full details of my rig

 

 

 

 

 

CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5200+ 2.61 GHz

 

RAM: 3.0 GB

 

Graphics card: 9600 GT, video ram 2.2 gb (what the hell, i thought i had 1 gb?)

 

OS: Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic Edition, 32-bit (Build Service Pack 16001)

 

 

Edited by lorand
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