Question HI, I have amd athlon 64 x2 cpu and I want to know what is the best gpu that could run gta v without a problem

[BLACK OCEAN]

my pc model is: HP Compaq DC5750 small form factor

I checked and found that my motherboard supports :
PCI Express x16 ( low profile)
PCI Express x1 ( low profile)
PCI ( low profile)

 

[bignastyid]

Your cpu does not meet min requirements for the game.

 

[BLACK OCEAN]

Your cpu does not meet min requirements for the game.

but I saw someone did it and the game was runing about 20 fps

 

[USAFRet]

but I saw someone did it and the game was runing about 20 fps

What were the full specs of his system?
Buy that...

 

[DSzymborski]

but I saw someone did it and the game was runing about 20 fps

Link? We can't see things you saw by the simple fact that you saw something. What were the settings used? What was the exact equipment used across the board?

And I'm not sure 20 FPS is something you want to strive for.

The fundamental problem here is that you have what is likely a 15-year-old office PC in a small form factor. Pretty much any worthwhile upgrade will involve replacing the entire PC, because you don't even have the basic framework upon which to make changes. You'll also need to provide exact details of what your hardware is. All you've told is that you have an office PC with a CPU that was made across a four-year period from 2005 to 2009.

You're far better off simply buying a used PS4 if you don't already have one. It'll be a far better experience than anything you'll be able to do with this office PC.

 

[BLACK OCEAN]

What were the full specs of his system?
Buy that...

Memory: 4GB DDR2 Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-MA69GM-S2H GPU:Sapphire Radeon Dual-X HD7850 1G D5, but im wondering if there is a better gpu that could make a difference in fps

 

[BLACK OCEAN]

Link? We can't see things you saw by the simple fact that you saw something. What were the settings used? What was the exact equipment used across the board?

And I'm not sure 20 FPS is something you want to strive for.

The fundamental problem here is that you have what is likely a 15-year-old office PC in a small form factor. Pretty much any worthwhile upgrade will involve replacing the entire PC, because you don't even have the basic framework upon which to make changes. You'll also need to provide exact details of what your hardware is. All you've told is that you have an office PC with a CPU that was made across a four-year period from 2005 to 2009.

You're far better off simply buying a used PS4 if you don't already have one. It'll be a far better experience than anything you'll be able to do with this office PC.

Actually i do have a ps4, but I like keeping my old stuff, and this pc is my first one, Iam doing this for expermint to see if it possible, the link of gameplay:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-C9RMfCS48

 

[USAFRet]

Memory: 4GB DDR2 Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-MA69GM-S2H GPU:Sapphire Radeon Dual-X HD7850 1G D5, but im wondering if there is a better gpu that could make a difference in fps

FPS is mostly controlled by the CPU.
Eyecandy comes from the GPU.

Your substandard CPU is going to be your limiting factor. Along with that RAM.

 

[bignastyid]

Your 7850 is more capable than your cpu. You need a cpu and ram upgrade, not a new gpu.

 

[BLACK OCEAN]

The thing is that i want to run on the game on this cpu especially

 

[bignastyid]

The thing is that i want to run on the game on this cpu especially

Then upgrading your gpu will do nothing for your FPS as it(like your current gpu) will be limited by the cpu.

 

[USAFRet]

The thing is that i want to run on the game on this cpu especially

So what happened when you tried it?

 

[BLACK OCEAN]

Then upgrading your gpu will do nothing for your FPS as it(like your current gpu) will be limited by the cpu.

This is not my pc specs, This is the specs i saw in the video of the person who played he game on this cpu, I dont even have a gpu, So what Im asking is: what is the best gpu that could run with my cpu and make gta run ?

 

[BLACK OCEAN]

So what happened when you tried it?

I didnt tried yet

 

[bignastyid]

This is not my pc specs, This is the specs i saw in the video of the person who played he game on this cpu, I dont even have a gpu, So what Im asking is: what is the best gpu that could run with my cpu and make gta run ?

My bad. The sff case and old OEM bios is going to severely limit selection and half height gt730 is about all i can think of.

The game will run, but will likely be unplayable due to stutters and lag.

 

[BLACK OCEAN]

My bad. The sff case and old OEM bios is going to severely limit selection and half height gt730 is about all i can think of.

The game will run, but will likely be unplayable due to stutters and lag.

the case is not a problem i can move the parts to another big case since the mb is ATX, But the slot of the gpu is
PCI Express x16 ( low profile)
PCI Express x1 ( low profile)
PCI ( low profile)

 

[USAFRet]

I didnt tried yet

So try it.
See what happens.

 

[Avro Arrow]

but I saw someone did it and the game was runing about 20 fps

If you have an Athlon x2, then it doesn't matter what card you get because no matter what, your CPU will be the limiting factor.

Honestly though, trying to play GTA V with that CPU would be an exercise in futility. A game running at 20FPS is not considered playable so don't waste your money.

 

[bignastyid]

the case is not a problem i can move the parts to another big case since the mb is ATX, But the slot of the gpu is
PCI Express x16 ( low profile)
PCI Express x1 ( low profile)
PCI ( low profile)

The motherboard in the DC5750 sff is a proprietary version of BTX, it is not ATX.

 

[DSzymborski]

This is not my pc specs, This is the specs i saw in the video of the person who played he game on this cpu, I dont even have a gpu, So what Im asking is: what is the best gpu that could run with my cpu and make gta run ?

He only got a very bad gaming experience with a far better GPU than is an option for you. To effectively use even an HD 7850, you'd need a new CPU, RAM, motherboard, case, and almost certainly since it's a basic office PC, a new PSU. In other words, a new computer, just to run a midrange GPU from 10 years ago.

I'm sorry, but your goal is not very realistic. It may not be what you want to hear, but this is an ancient office PC and not a good candidate to even turn into a gaming PC from 15 years ago, and lying to you and telling you it's a good idea would only hurt you.