is the

MSI GTX 760 OC graphic card enough to play lcpdfr with icehancer mod on highest without any lag?

Wheres the rest of your specs?

 

is the

MSI GTX 760 OC graphic card enough to play lcpdfr with icehancer mod on highest without any lag?

 

Possibly, although what are the rest of your specs?

I ran a NVIDIA 750 GTX Ti on around medium with an ENB and it produced little lag. so a 760 should make gta 4 on high with ICEnhancer.. there maybe a little lag in some places.

 

But like others have said, we can't give you a definite answer because we don't know the rest of your computer hardware/specs. your graphics card maybe good but the rest of you PC could be crap, resulting in lag ans low-medium settings. we need to know your RAM,Processor,Motherboard. just giving us your GPU (graphics card) isn't enough

I was running GTA on high with an ENB on a GTX 570, but it will nuzzle down to your other specs as well.

By the way guys, he is buying a computer. (Hes to lazy to build one I guess). We need to know the rest of his specs though, because the gpu isnt everything that affects performance

Well I purchased my first MSI Product ever which was a GTX 770 2GB OC and I got it used for about 294 bucks. It's a really good product but as everyone else has said what are your specs?

 

is the

MSI GTX 760 OC graphic card enough to play lcpdfr with icehancer mod on highest without any lag?

 

I can with an EVGA GTX 760 ACX, and an i5-3570k.

Edited July 25, 201411 yr by aCoD Prodigy

By the way guys, he is buying a computer. (Hes to lazy to build one I guess). We need to know the rest of his specs though, because the gpu isnt everything that affects performance

 

There is really nothing wrong with buying a pre-built computer. there are people who don't know how to build a computer (including myself) so they buy a pre-built computer (although i buy the parts and pay someone to build it for me).

 

You're paying extra.. but it actually works out the same amount as a DIY computer since the extra is only the cost of paying the guys who built it. if he chooses to buy a pre-built one doesn't make him lazy.

 

There is really nothing wrong with buying a pre-built computer. there are people who don't know how to build a computer (including myself) so they buy a pre-built computer (although i buy the parts and pay someone to build it for me).

 

You're paying extra.. but it actually works out the same amount as a DIY computer since the extra is only the cost of paying the guys who built it. if he chooses to buy a pre-built one doesn't make him lazy.

 

 

My rig:

CPU:Intel Core i5 3350P @ 3.10GHz

RAM: 8.00GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 665MHz (

Motherboard: Intel Corporation DH67CL (SOCKET 0)

GPU: 1024MB ATI AMD Radeon HD 6870

PSU: Rosewill Stallion Series RD500-2DB 500W ATX12V

My rig:

CPU:Intel Core i5 3350P @ 3.10GHz

RAM: 8.00GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 665MHz (

Motherboard: Intel Corporation DH67CL (SOCKET 0)

GPU: 1024MB ATI AMD Radeon HD 6870

PSU: Rosewill Stallion Series RD500-2DB 500W ATX12V

 

It should do, your processor and RAM would be great. mine was 2.70GHz and i had little lag with ENB so you should be able to run it on high with ENB (like i said before you might have the smallest lag.. but it should be un-noticeable).

 

i can't confirm with the motherboard aspect since i'm not that great with motherboards. also since ENB/ICEnhaancer mods do like to use power you might need to upgrade your PSU to a 750W i'm not sure with that since i don't know much about PSU's either.