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Intel Xeon Processor

ASTFord
in Computers, Technology & Gaming

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I Was wondering if an Xeon 2.0 Ghz quad core processor with a 2GB graphics card would be good enough to run GTA and LCPDFR? P.S, Sorry if this was the wrong place to post this.

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    Xeons aren't really the type of processor you want for games. They're designed for workstation/server use, where reliability is by far the most important consideration. They are *not* designed for typical consumer/gaming use. An i5/i7 will probably perform around as well or better for cheaper.

    Also, why are you even looking into a Xeon? Are you buying a workstation? In that case, be aware that the graphics on a workstation isn't designed for game use, and isn't really that great for game use. Get a gaming PC if you want to play games; workstations are more for professional use (things like CAD or GPGPU stuff).

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