generic-user-1 said:
sc94597 said:
generic-user-1 said:
sc94597 said:
Kerotan said:
Captain_Tom said:
Mr.Playstation said:
Can you play all recent games released at 1080P/60fps with everything on high? If yes, how much money did you spend on your rig?
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That's really a silly question. Most games have a few "Overkill" settings there for those who have Uber rigs or for those who play the game a few years from now. They really aren't neccessary to get 95% of the graphics quality most of the time.
I will just say this: To play modern games in 1080p at 60 FPS with High-Ultra settings an $800 or $1000 rig would be fine.
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That price tag is the reason consoles still sell so well. A lot of people need to save up just to buy a 300-400 console.
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But for half the price of his PC you can play games at high/ultra 30 fps 1080p. All you need is a $230 r9 280x and you can Max almost any game 1080p and a solid 30fps. Since the general rule is to spend half the cost of your rig on your GPU that would be about a $550 PC if planned well. In comparison consoles play at medium settings and less than 1080p30fps most of the time. For console level hardware you only need to spend $450.
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you can run the most games with 60 fps and a lot better graphic than console with a 280x. if you play with a consolish graphic no game should be a problem to run with 60 fps and 1080p. |
Yeah, I was talking about maxing games on ultra though. Games like AC Unity, The Evil Within, Dragon Age Inquisition, Watch Dogs run at about 40 fps maxed on a r9 280x @ 1080p. While any game from last year like Battlefield 4 or Crysis 3 will run at 60fps. That is after optimization though. I considered that somebody just wants to install and play without messing with settings, they'll easily get a locked 30fps on any game, if not more.
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im not sure if any pc can run watchdogs and acu in 60 fps. the games are just to broken. and crisis 3 dont run in 60 fps on ultra, just 40 fps in benchmarks. |
Well not a locked 60 fps, but Crysis 3 can stay up there a lot of the time. With v-sync this is no problem.
Here's an r9 280x 1080p vs. 1440p with very high settings on most things.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEOJEEbN3LU
