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Post #401I run about 80-110 FPS average maxed out. Specs below:
Asus GTX 780
Intel i7 4770k
16GB DDR3 Ram
256GB Samsung 840 Pro SSD
MSI Z87-G45 mobo
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How well will my computer run Rust?
Windows 8.1 64 Bit
Intel i3-2130 @3.4 GHz
6 GB RAM
GeForce GTX 650 Ti 1 GB GDDR5
Thanks
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You should be fine, my guess is high or maxed.
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Would I get around 30 FPS at high or maxed?
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Yup, I would think so.
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the last update improved FPS by 10 on a computer that should be running it at 180 FPS
this time I got as far as hitting a tree with a rock three times before freezing
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Will it run? let me know asap
Windows 7 64bit
8GB RAM
i5-3470 @ 3.6GHz
GeForce 465 GTX
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Definitely will play, not sure how well though. My guess would be medium-high to high, but you might max it too.
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How much fps will I get on each setting roughly, without grass?
Thanks in advance
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I can't really gauge that, unfortunately, I haven't played with that card or setup, my best guess would be around 45-50 on high, but I am honestly not sure. Wait here for one of the other helpers to answer for you.
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Thanks mate. Knowing I might be able to get 45-50 on high is a resolution from that ~20fps on my 430 GT atm!
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The 430 GT is an entry-level card for the 400 series, the 465 GTX is a significant step up, it's more a mid-high level card (at least for the 400 series,) so you should be alright. It's outdated, but not severely.
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OS: Windows 7 Ultimate
RAM: 16GB 1333Mhz
GPU: AMD Radeon HD 6970
CPU: i7 875k @ 3.5Ghz Custom Liquid Cooled with a 360 (3x120mm Fans) Radiator.
SSD:OCZ Agility 4 256GB OS and Recordings
HDD1:WD Blue 1TB Storage And Games
HDD2:WD Blue 320GB Programs
Case: Cooler Master HAF X
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That's a pretty high-end rig, I wouldn't be surprised if you could max it, you can definitely play it on high though.
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Yeah I don't think you can play Rust you need a better graphics card the best one on the market wont be good enough.I run about 80-110 FPS average maxed out. Specs below:
Asus GTX 780
Intel i7 4770k
16GB DDR3 Ram
256GB Samsung 840 Pro SSD
MSI Z87-G45 mobo
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I do
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Ah, I didn't realize that you were just sharing your rig
sorry. Well at least that means I am gauging at least somewhat correctly 
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Lol yeahAh, I didn't realize that you were just sharing your rig sorry. Well at least that means I am gauging at least somewhat correctly
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Hey wait we meest up thats not mine this one is mine http://ethanfetchko.imgur.com/all/ OS: Windows 7 Ultimate
RAM: 16GB 1333Mhz
GPU: AMD Radeon HD 6970
CPU: i7 875k @ 3.5Ghz Custom Liquid Cooled with a 360 (3x120mm Fans) Radiator.
SSD:OCZ Agility 4 256GB OS and Recordings
HDD1:WD Blue 1TB Storage And Games
HDD2:WD Blue 320GB Programs
Case: Cooler Master HAF X
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Playing on a Mac OS X Version 10.9.1
Processor: 2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
Memory 4GB 1067 MHz DDR3
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 9400 256MB
Mac Mini Early 2009
Not running very smoothly :(
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Well to be fair, you are rather lacking on the graphics, that is a last-gen card with a really low amount of video memory. Not only that, but you are barely cutting it in the CPU category and are right around spec for memory.
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and that's why you don't get a MAC
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Let's not devolve this into a Mac Vs. PC argument, please, it is entirely based on personal opinion and usage. I have run both extensively (been about four years since I used a Mac though.) Macs are MUCH MUCH MUCH better for home and general usage and are much more secure. PCs are cheaper and much better for gaming.
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GTX 690 SLI
i7 3960x 6 core 3.3ghz
16gb ddr3
8.1
250 RAID 0 ssd (raidr)
+ more
What frames you think I will be able to get?
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You should max it at a solid 60+. On a sidenote, iisn't the 690 a dual-GPU card? Why SLI that?
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Its a card with 2x690's in it? So that would be 2 cards in SLI even though in same casing? :-DYou should max it at a solid 60+. On a sidenote, iisn't the 690 a dual-GPU card? Why SLI that?
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Fair enough, I suppose
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You seem like you know a lot of what your talking about. :)
Do you think mine will run above medium or high settings?
I just bought the Lenovo K450 and it's coming in the mail soon.
Processor: Intel Quad Core i5-4430 (3.00 GHz up to 3.20 GHz, 6MB L2 Cache)
Operating System: Windows 8 Standard 64 - English
GPU: NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 630M 2GB Graphics Card
RAM: 8 GB (2 x 4GB) PC3-12800 DDR3 SDRAM 1600MHz UDIMM Memory
Hard Drive: 1 TB 7200RPM Serial ATA 2.5" Hard Drive
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I don't.
just making assumptions based on my own tests and what other info people have given me.
Iffy, that is an entry-level 600 series GPU, AND a mobile one, at that. You should be able to play, but probably only on medium, though that's just a guess.
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Yeah I know I'm looking forward to getting a GTX 770 Ti but I don't know if I can install that in a Lenovo K450. Can I switch out the 630M for a GTX 770 Ti?I don't. just making assumptions based on my own tests and what other info people have given me.
Iffy, that is an entry-level 600 series GPU, AND a mobile one, at that. You should be able to play, but probably only on medium, though that's just a guess.
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Hi, guys. I'm wondering if my friend's laptop will be able to run Rust at least decently.
These are the specs:
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo T6670 2.20GHz
GPU: Mobile Intel 4 Series Express Chipset Family
RAM: 3.1 GB
OS: Microsoft Windows 7, 32-bit
While I'm here, these are my specs. Will I run it maxed?
CPU: Intel Core i5-3570K 3.40GHz
GPU: AMD Radeon HD 7870 XT 2GB Boost
RAM: 8.1 GB
OS: Microsoft Windows 7, 64-bit
Thanks in advance!
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...you cant switch a laptop GPU
if you want to get a 770, build a desktop.
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No to the first, high or maxed on the second.
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It's a upgradable desktop dude......you cant switch a laptop GPU if you want to get a 770, build a desktop.
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No to the first, high or maxed on the second.
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Why is it a 630m then? The m indicates mobile, meaning it is a laptop gpu...
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Oh then it must just be a 630 lol my bad :P
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Haha! Well in that case yes, graphics are switchable. Don't worry about incompatibility, you should have a pci-e x16 lane for that card, and with thay cpu there shouldn't be any worries about bottlenecking.
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Okay thanks man your the best!
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Alright, I don't know anywhere else to ask, but I am having troubles with finding the right PSU for my Dell Inspiron 660, because I found out that the GPU I got requires a 6 pin connector for the power supply, and it has to have at least 400 Watts. I am looking into a good PSU that would fit in my computer. Here is the one I am looking at ATM.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/80-plus-bronze-certified-power-supply/1306048048.p?id=mp1306048048&skuId=1306048048&st=c ategoryid$abcat0507009&cp=1&lp=13#tab=overview
It meets the requirements, but I don't know if it will fit in my computer. Anyone got an answer?
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Regarding the PSU, if it has molex connectors, just get a molex to 6-pin converter and you will be fine, they usually come with the graphics card anyways. As for fitting, I am not sure. Back when I upgraded a prebuilt from HP, I got a new PSU and it fit fine, but was a bit too thick and I ended up taking out the Optical Drive to make the space. That being said, I would recommend getting at least a 550W PSU if you are planning on running a graphics card, they can take quite a lot of power.
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I'll probably end up getting the 500W PSU since it's only 10$ more. Really hope I get it soon because I really wanted to play Rust with my new graphics card...
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What graphics card are you getting?
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I am on an
Asus z87
cpu i7 4770k
GPU 2 gtx 770's
Ram 16GB corsair platinum
I haven't really seen a drop below 90 on average it's about 110-120. Most the time I play on fantastic-Good at full resolution 1920x1080. I do turn the grass off.
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