AdeLaNa1:
Did u not see where i said the 970 sli ll run games at medium settings??!

AdeLaNa1:
Did u not see where i said the 970 sli ll run games at medium settings??!

CHESTER48:
did I just hear u say 970sli runs game at medium setting?? Am using the asos roga 970sli 18.3 inch 21600 pixels.assassins creed syndicate highest setting 78fps average fps

AdeLaNa1:
Really?? Wia's their store located plis??

And overclocking can be tricky. Especially for someone who doesn't know wat he's doing. So i really wouldn't suggest that.....

texazzpete:
If you Want to get into PC gaming on the cheap, get an Alienware alpha. Those regularly sell for less than 400USD.

GPU there is equivalent to the 750ti and will run games at slightly better than Ps4 quality

texazzpete:
If you Want to get into PC gaming on the cheap, get an Alienware alpha. Those regularly sell for less than 400USD.

GPU there is equivalent to the 750ti and will run games at slightly better than Ps4 quality

CHESTER48:
Which is the gtx 860 and it doesn't offer much.and it not all about alienware..Have u ever tried the msi or the asus roga?

Ochiske:
Mckandre AdeLaNa1 CHESTER48
thanks guys I used the suggestions provided and my pc is back on

kimco:
Why are pc enthusiasts talking about sli/crossfire (mobile version as a matter of fact) like it actually gives double performance?

The support is not great on the part of the developers and nvidia/ amd drivers for it ain't great at all. Also it has it problems like. Microstuttering etc. Sli won't maintain 60fps and other things in 2020 in 4k even on low settings. Effects and new techs will be introduced in games in the future that MAY render these cards almost useless (think the geeforce 7000 series before the intro of shaders)

AdeLaNa1:
I actually dont favor Sli/crossfire. Too expensive. And you'd think if u're dropping money for double the horse power, that the performance is supposed to be perfect. But that's not the case. Microstuttering is an issue on the sli/crossfire. Also read something about input lag as frames are processed from one gpu to the other. But we still cant dispute the fact that most games run better on sli/crossfire. 4 yrs from now and some of these sli/crossfire gpus ll still be able to run games at 1080p regardless of the new technologies in place by then....

kimco:


But ade, if they cannot run the games now without problems, how will they fair four years later with no more driver support. Even being current gpus, the drivers aren't great, you actually think they will do better later on? Let's pray that they do get better later in the future (dx12 feature set).

Also it'll depend on how great the graphics improve in the next four years. If it's moving as slow as it is then, surely yes, at 1080p they myt pull off mid-high settings on a 40-60fps interval (forget rock solid 60fps) but if they do take off then well....I dnt want to witness the dissaapointment. And everything I have said is about the desktop versions...let's not even talk about the laptop versions with heat problems and them being atmost 2gens lower than their desktop counterparts. We shud be praying for very powerful single gpus with extremely low power draw. Let's hope pascal and polaris (nvidia and amd, respectively) can bring this future to fruition.

CHESTER48:
what is this one talking about!!Another novice Who said they run games with issue now!!!!kindly read my other replies I have dealt with this answer

kimco:


But ade, if they cannot run the games now without problems, how will they fair four years later with no more driver support. Even being current gpus, the drivers aren't great, you actually think they will do better later on? Let's pray that they do get better later in the future (dx12 feature set).

Also it'll depend on how great the graphics improve in the next four years. If it's moving as slow as it is then, surely yes, at 1080p they myt pull off mid-high settings on a 40-60fps interval (forget rock solid 60fps) but if they do take off then well....I dnt want to witness the dissaapointment. And everything I have said is about the desktop versions...let's not even talk about the laptop versions with heat problems and them being atmost 2gens lower than their desktop counterparts. We shud be praying for very powerful single gpus with extremely low power draw. Let's hope pascal and polaris (nvidia and amd, respectively) can bring this future to fruition.

DammyOlu123:


Lmfao!!! Kimco nor be your mate o.
Kimco, abeg take it easy with him. It seems he just bought a new computer, and its still shacking him like ogogoro.

AdeLaNa1:
I still think a few of the 500 series gpu dat were released four years ago still receive driver support in the regular updates. So i'm not sure if this is gonna be much of an issue for current 900 series gpu four years from now.

I saw some benchmarks of the 680m sli. And it could still run Just Cause 3 at 1080p and ultra settings at around 50 to 60 fps. It could also run Fallout 4 under those conditions at around d same fps range. The current 970m and 980m gpus are far better than the 680m and they are built to last a while. So i'm pretty confident the 970m and 980m SLIs can run games at ultra, 1080p, and 60fps(average 50-55 fps) four years from now. And those are just the mobile versions. The desktop versions ll definitely exceed the mobile versions in every aspect of gaming.

DammyOlu123:


Lmfao!!! Kimco nor be your mate o.
Kimco, abeg take it easy with him. It seems he just bought a new computer, and its still shacking him like ogogoro.

CHESTER48:
what is this one talking about!!Another novice Who said they run games with issue now!!!!kindly read my other replies I have dealt with this answer

AdeLaNa1:
Did u not see where i said the 970 sli ll run games at medium settings?? Anyways, Yes. U're right. The 680m sli can run most games today at Ultra and 1080p. It can definitely handle Just Cause 3 under those conditions!! It ll only start stuggling to run games when we crank things up to 4k.

http://www.notebookcheck.net/Computer-Games-on-Laptop-Graphics-Cards.13849.0.html

The 680m sli is number 16 on d list!! Just so u know anything in d green boxes means 60 fps and above!!

tensazangetsu:

In 2020 people will still play that Xbox one but your 970 sli will be shit.

swagifted:
by 2020 he will just upgrade Ram and d 970 and ya xbox one will be poo

tensazangetsu:

I don't believe those benchmarks my roommate has an Asus rog from 2012 with the 680m sli and it's having problem playing games from 2014 down except you reduce the resolution and the graphic settings. My Y50 which has the 960m 4 gig vram is also having trouble playing games already and it's not up to a year. Pc gaming is very cool if you can afford to build a super mad gaming rig but aside that, stick to consoles.

swagifted:
by 2020 he will just upgrade Ram and d 970 and ya xbox one will be poo

AdeLaNa1:
Wat kind of problems?? And i know those benchmarks aren't 100% accurate. But u expect me to believe u over a group of professionals who play games and study these GPUs for a living??

The 680m sli and 960m are still pretty relevant GPUs that ll blow ur ps4 right out of the water...

tensazangetsu:

My 960m only plays assassins creed syndicate on low

tensazangetsu:

My 960m only plays assassins creed syndicate on low

AdeLaNa1:
Wat resolution do u play on?? Besides 960m isn't one of the strongest GPUs. Its good. But its just above average.

Also, if u didn't know, Assassins creed is one of the most poorly optimised games on pc. So u'll need beta hardware to play the game on higher settings