Can this run gta V?

[FragaZ]

So, I'm planning to buy a computer.
Here are the specs :

Power: Zumax 550w
Core: Intel Core i5 6400 skylake 3.30ghz
Motherboard: H110M-KASUS / ASROCK chipset h110
memory: 8GB 2133mhz
SSD card: 240gb
Geforce 1060
Would this be able to run Gta 5 on ultra settings?

 

[Dunlop0078]

With no dedicated gpu? No it likely wont run very well at 1080p with the lowest possible settings.

 

[DSzymborski]

Also, if you do install a discrete GPU, make sure to swap out the junk PSU first.

 

[FragaZ]

With no dedicated gpu? No it likely wont run very well at 1080p with the lowest possible settings.

Im really nooby, what is a dedicated gpu, and what do I have?

 

[DSzymborski]

With no dedicated gpu? No it likely wont run very well at 1080p with the lowest possible settings.

Im really nooby, what is a dedicated gpu, and what do I have?

A graphics card. And from what you listed, you have none, only the integrated GPU in the i5, which isn't suitable for AAA games.

To upgrade this PC, $200 is probably the bare minimum ($50 for a PSU, $150 for a GPU) to play AAA games. Hopefully the PC with the specs you gave isn't costing you much, as in under $400 or so.

 

[FragaZ]

I forgot to add that I have a geforce 1060 as well

 

[jaslion]

With no dedicated gpu? No it likely wont run very well at 1080p with the lowest possible settings.

Im really nooby, what is a dedicated gpu, and what do I have?

Ok so you have an intel core i5 with intel hd 530 graphics.
Intel hd graphics are meant for basic tasks like webbrowsing and very light games.

You need a dedicated add in video card to play demanding games like gta V.
This card also needs to be powerfull to be able to run the game at the desired framerate, settings and resolution.

The problem is that you have a firehazard power supply that could very well at any moment fry your pc so adding a gpu is out of the question before replacing the psu and risking a dead computer.

 

[DSzymborski]

I forgot to add that I have a geforce 1060 as well

Ah, that's a big bit of information, that's the GPU. You can run GTA V decently, but for the long-term health of the PC, I'd still shell out $50 and get a reputable power supply. I wouldn't even bother turning it on without a better power supply.

And hopefully, this PC is under $700.

 

[jaslion]

I forgot to add that I have a geforce 1060 as well

How much does this cost you?

Also don't get it with that psu chances are really high it will die very soon or even on first boot.

 

[FragaZ]

I forgot to add that I have a geforce 1060 as well

How much does this cost you?

Also don't get it with that psu chances are really high it will die very soon or even on first boot.

This cost around 931 dollars, and what psu do you suggest?

 

[a11gaming]

With no dedicated gpu? No it likely wont run very well at 1080p with the lowest possible settings.

Its says geforce 1060 so even if it is a 3gb card it can still reach 1080p high 60fps

 

[FragaZ]

Also, if you do install a discrete GPU, make sure to swap out the junk PSU first.

I forgot to add that I have a geforce 1060 as well

Ah, that's a big bit of information, that's the GPU. You can run GTA V decently, but for the long-term health of the PC, I'd still shell out $50 and get a reputable power supply. I wouldn't even bother turning it on without a better power supply.
And hopefully, this PC is under $700.

Where I live, you can't really find a good computer for 700 dollars.

 

[FragaZ]

What psu do you guys recommend?

 

[DSzymborski]

What psu do you guys recommend?

Depends, where are you?

 

[FragaZ]

What psu do you guys recommend?

Depends, where are you?

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