I have a "Dell Precision Workstation 490" that I've added a Nvidia GTX 660 Ti to, and I'm wondering if it is capable of running GTA V in maximum graphics settings at 60fps. My current specs are listed below. Please keep in mind that I have a "server" Motherboard, with both CPU slots in use; both are Intel Xeon 5050's.
Speccy image for proof:
I know that the "recommended" system requirements state that I should be using an i5, but I'm unsure of how two Xeon 5050's hold up against an i5. I've googled around for a long while, and I cannot seem to find a benchmark, or "comparison" website that compares Dual CPUs against a single CPU. And on top of that, the Xeon 5050 seems to be a highly uncommon model. Most sites that I have come across list the original Xeon, and then jump to a Xeon 5100+, completely skipping the Xeon 5050.
In short, I've just had a lot of difficulty finding proper, and concrete information regarding Dual Xeon 5050's, and their performance in gaming vs standard CPUs.
I am well aware that my CPUs are horribly archaic, and need to be updated, so please don't rant at me to get new hardware. I am also aware that Xeons are not made for gaming - yet I've used this rig for exactly that. If I could afford something "standard", or "nice" like an i3, or an i5, I would have built such a rig a long time ago. As it is; my above listed system is the absolute best I'll have access to for some years to come. So again, please just try to help me, rather than berating me for using old hardware.
Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64-Bit.
Two Intel Xeon DP 5050 @3GHz (Ark Intel Link)
16GB of FB-DDR2 RAM @333MHz (Speccy says 166MHz on the summary.. and then 333MHz in the fine details. So I'm unsure about that.)
2GB Nvidia GTX 660 Ti on two Monitors; 1680x1050, and 1600x900.
Speccy image for proof:

I know that the "recommended" system requirements state that I should be using an i5, but I'm unsure of how two Xeon 5050's hold up against an i5. I've googled around for a long while, and I cannot seem to find a benchmark, or "comparison" website that compares Dual CPUs against a single CPU. And on top of that, the Xeon 5050 seems to be a highly uncommon model. Most sites that I have come across list the original Xeon, and then jump to a Xeon 5100+, completely skipping the Xeon 5050.
In short, I've just had a lot of difficulty finding proper, and concrete information regarding Dual Xeon 5050's, and their performance in gaming vs standard CPUs.
I am well aware that my CPUs are horribly archaic, and need to be updated, so please don't rant at me to get new hardware. I am also aware that Xeons are not made for gaming - yet I've used this rig for exactly that. If I could afford something "standard", or "nice" like an i3, or an i5, I would have built such a rig a long time ago. As it is; my above listed system is the absolute best I'll have access to for some years to come. So again, please just try to help me, rather than berating me for using old hardware.