is 6gb video ram enough to play pc games at max settings? my cpu is the intel i7 4790K @ 4GHz stock clock speed and i will most likely overclock cpu
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I think for normal resolution it may be fine but from what I remember the larger amount of memory is needed for running higher resolutions. The 780 is now a dinosaur. Not sure what your budget is but I'd go for a gtx 970.
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Yes. I'm running a FX-8350 overclocked to 4.7GHz on a Gigabyte 990FXA-UD5 and all 32GB are running at 2000 stable. I haven't tried to push the memory any farther, really no reason too.
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It most likely performs well with games that don't require too much video RAM. But intense games that use or depend on the the video GPU would run sluggish. Try to look for a laptop with at least an i5 (dual core) or i7 (quad) processor. As well with dedicated video RAM (GPU) w/at least 1GIG.
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It supports the DDR3 Ram at 1333mhz, so it will not run this at full potential but it will run. The comp supports 16 gig, so it should have 4 slots, chances are you can keep the memory you have and add this, just make sure the memory pairs are slot 1 & 3 and slot 2 & 4. You'll also need to be running a 64 bit OS or it will only see 3 gigs of ram.
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Add more memory, you can play any games but it's meant more for business applications. Hope this helps .
2063156
If you have at least 4 gig of Ram, and that processor should provide you ample power to run this. I run this on a Quad AMD processor with 4 Gigs and it did decently well. That game play is excellent. For me, it was as decent a scenario FPS as I have seen with some fairly decent realism.
69848
Yes, works great. Motherboard doesn't make a huge difference for games though really -- get a nice video card, plenty of RAM and CPU and you're good.
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I play Battlefield 4 and Guild Wars 2. Both keep a smooth steady 60fps. It would probably be higher if my system was a little beefier. I have an AMD940 with ddr2 ram. I don't overclock, and it always stays a tad below 70c under load. My machine gets a little loud when everything is running at full speed, but Im not sure if I can hear the GPU fan above the power supply and CPU fan which will speed up under load. I think its a great card for the money.
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Yes. You will be able to run the game with those specifications. Although, I do recommend having 4GB or more (8GB ideal) of DDR3 memory to have the game run more smoothly on higher graphics settings.
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I have 16GB @ 1600mhz and it runs very well. actually 8GB should be enough for gaming.
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I play DOTA2 on low.in the bios you can give up to 512Mb of ram to the video card. it also has an empty ram space so you can add 4 more Gb of ram.
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Yes i'm not sure what calibre of games you intend on playing but I was able to play Far Cry 3 and EVE online on high fairly comfortably. Also yes for the 1 tb hard drive and 8gb ram just if i could make a statement you may want to invest in a better cooler system because my fan at least got very loud when playing said games which is very distracting if your trying to get immersed in the game.
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Yes, it'll play any source games like CSGO and TF2 perfectly fine, even at high graphics. You'll get around 200-300 fps in quiet areas if not much is going on, and maybe you'll get around 30 fps if you happen to find yourself in an area with like 12 people all running around spamming grenades and other explosives.
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I use 16gb at 1866mhz. I have seen people use up to 64gb at that for video editing. What exactly would you be doing with your build?
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Happy Xmas to you, welll as far as how I have it set ... Im using a Mid case like you with a 650 Power Supply in a 970A-446 Military Class motherboard with 8gb ddr3 Vengange Gaming RAM. This is Over Clock from 3.5 to 4.5 Mghz [AMD Black Edition] and is working ok. The VIDEO card is short factor so it should fit you well. Make sure you have a 550Watts or higher power supply just in case, also make sure you flash your mother board with the latest BIOS update prior to install the card.
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Ram is fine what is your processing speed and video capability that is going to have an effect on rendering
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Good day. I have an Asus AMD motherboard with 8 gigs of ram, a FX-8320 Eight Core CPU, two AMD Radeon 7800 Series Video Cards and Windows 8.1 and I have no issues at all. Works rather well.