Hey guyz!

So my PC is utterly and truly a piece of garbage, low spec. (6gb ram (ik the RAM is ok, but overall gaming performance is rubbish.), 2.4ghz i5 and yes... intergrated graphics :/) there is a heap of dust in it. It is also hard to unscrew it (the bottom covers the whole laptop). And for the goal - it has rubbish cooling. Even without the dust. Yes, you guessed it, I need a new PC. I have found the specs I customized (pcspecialist.co.uk). Will this be enough to run GTA IV with LCPDFR, about ten extra scripts, CryENB v2, a car pack and ELS cars properly at a good framerate with no fps drops/lag?

CPU: Intel quad core i5 @ 3.2ghz

GPU: Nvidia geforce GTX 750Ti (2GB VRAM)

HDD: 1TB Mechanical @ 7,200 RPM

Power supply: Corsair 450watt

RAM: 8GB Corsair

Motherboard: It was an ASUS, but it was a great one :).

OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.

I have attached pictures of the specs on the site itself. Thanks for your help! My budget is £650 GBP. (on their site it adds up to roughly that) Also I have a youtube channel, I have a good codec and screen recorder, just need good specs for that. Thanks again!

- cheesedude

Edited October 27, 201411 yr by cheesedude

Try using this website to check if you can run GTA: http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri

Those specs should be able to play GTA:IV on medium or high settings, with a medium or high end enb, depending on your FPS. Honestly, its luck of the draw with GTA:IV. But none the less this system should be able to play all of your favourite games on high depending. 

Well it should be able to run on mid settings probably with CryENB. You could bump the GPU up to a 660/660ti/760/970. (GTX 660, 760 etc.)

Well it should be able to run on mid settings probably with CryENB. You could bump the GPU up to a 660/660ti/760/970. (GTX 660, 760 etc.)

Yeah, nice idea! But they are also pricey :(. I have just picked a 750Ti with 2GB of VRAM. I downgraded the monitor so it's about £670 GBP now. I can only hope that the prices don't rise until Christmas XD

Edited October 27, 201411 yr by cheesedude

Yeah, nice idea! But they are also pricey :(. I have just picked a 750Ti with 2GB of VRAM. I downgraded the monitor so it's about £670 GBP now. I can only hope that the prices don't rise until Christmas XD

Yeah, they are pricey, but it helps out a lot in the future.

 

Most companies have Christmas Sales, so you'll probably actually get it cheaper. It's a way to make people think that they are spending less, but they actually end up buying more stuff on Christmas. :P