Can i play games on 1920x1080???

[Fady__gamil]

I played many games on my pc like Assassins creed Unity an Syndicate,Batman arkham knight,Black ops3 and GTA V,.....on high settings and some of them on high to ultra settings and i get from 60 to 80 fps but on 1440X900 resolution.i wish to play it on 1920X1080 resolution or 1600X900 but i want first to know can my PC run the upcomig games on 1920X1080 on high settings and get from 60 to 80 fps like the games that i have played or not???if i could i will buy a monitor with 1920X1080 resolution.
Another question:i play some games on 2036X1273 resolution which i can choose it from nvidia geforce experience,which will make me get mkre FPS 1920X1080 or 2036X1273 and which of them is better??

 

[nostall]

I played many games on my pc like Assassins creed Unity an Syndicate,Batman arkham knight,Black ops3 and GTA V,.....on high settings and some of them on high to ultra settings and i get from 60 to 80 fps but on 1440X900 resolution.i wish to play it on 1920X1080 resolution or 1600X900 but i want first to know can my PC run the upcomig games on 1920X1080 on high settings and get from 60 to 80 fps like the games that i have played or not???if i could i will buy a monitor with 1920X1080 resolution.
Another question:i play some games on 2036X1273 resolution which i can choose it from nvidia geforce experience,which will make me get mkre FPS 1920X1080 or 2036X1273 and which of them is better??

To get a good answer, please post your computer specifications.

 

[Fady__gamil]

Intel core i5 ivy bridge 3340, 3.1 GHz
Gigabyte geforce GTX 960 windforce 2X OC 2 GB
Ram 8 GB
Windows 10

 

[Chugalug_]

Imo this should get you around the 60-80 mark on high settings 1080p in most games. For those more intensive such as GTA V you might need to go for a medium-high setting mix. SLI 960s gets you in the GTX 970 range reference card wise, so this should be fine. If need be you could OC your CPU a little if you aren't hitting the desired frame rate.

 

[Fady__gamil]

No,i played all of those games on high settings with a stable fps(60),so i didn't need to overclock my cpu now,but if i wanted could you tell me how??

 

[Chugalug_]

No,i played all of those games on high settings with a stable fps(60),so i didn't need to overclock my cpu now,but if i wanted could you tell me how??

Sure. First off, You'll want to search online to get a general idea of what your CPU can achieve through overclocking.
What you want to do is go into your BIOS, which is your motherboard settings by pressing f2 or the corresponding key it prompts you with. (It can differ).
through the bios you can change your BCLK (Base clock) and CPU multiplier, which determines how many Ghz your CPU will output. You should ALWAYS keep your BCLK at 100, which is default, as if it goes higher it gets unstable.
As an example, if your CPU multiplier is 35, your CPU will run at 3.5ghz. Keep in mind that as this clock goes up you will need to add voltage to the CPU. you can also do this in BIOS. Download CPU-Z and follow this guide. You will need to run stress tests in a program called prime95 for a period of time to determine if the clock is stable.
You may also need a cheap third party CPU fan or cooler to keep it at lower temps. I suggest the Hyper 212 Evo if you can get your hands on one.
TLDR: Follow this guide and you should be good to go. http://www.pcgamer.com/how-to-overclock-your-cpu-processor/

 

[Fady__gamil]

Thank you for your reply.but there is one more queston:my friend told me that i can enable turbo boost in my cpu i5 3340,could you tell me how to enable it and what are its benifits and is it dangerous for my CPU or not???