Will it improve fps in gta 5 if i upgrade my ram ?

[Ekjyot]

hey plz plz ! for god sake ! plz. anyone help me out with this !!

i have got 4 gb of ram with intel i3 530 cpu and gefore 8500gt 512 mb

i get 13 to 25 fps in while gaming
what fps will i get if i upgrade it to 8 gig of ram ,will it make any improvement ? i wanna know plzplzplzplz !!

 

[DasHotShot]

No

You need a better CPU and a much better GPU to make a noticeable difference in GTA V.

Increasing the ram won't give you an FPS boost as your GPU is the very obvious bottleneck in your system. 512MB Vram. Surprised you can even launch GTA.

 

[Dulith1118]

get a i5 processor with a 750ti gpu to get good fps wth good settings

 

[Ekjyot]

No

You need a better CPU and a much better GPU to make a noticeable difference in GTA V.

Increasing the ram won't give you an FPS boost as your GPU is the very obvious bottleneck in your system. 512MB Vram. Surprised you can even launch GTA.

Hm....m not satisfied as gta 5 runs at 25 fps(locked) for 5 min and then it drops down to 10 to 20 fps and so i have overclocked my gpu to its max and have patched my whole gta 5 to get as much fos as possible ,like turning off the shadows and so.... So...plz clarify me with this i mean ,are u DAMN sure ?

 

[ccampy]

Yes you need to update your GPU your current one is much more powerful then the intel HD gpu on your cpu

 

[DasHotShot]

No

You need a better CPU and a much better GPU to make a noticeable difference in GTA V.

Increasing the ram won't give you an FPS boost as your GPU is the very obvious bottleneck in your system. 512MB Vram. Surprised you can even launch GTA.

Hm....m not satisfied as gta 5 runs at 25 fps(locked) for 5 min and then it drops down to 10 to 20 fps and so i have overclocked my gpu to its max and have patched my whole gta 5 to get as much fos as possible ,like turning off the shadows and so.... So...plz clarify me with this i mean ,are u DAMN sure ?

haha...there is no locked 25 fps and yes I am DAMN sure

Your GPu is the problem, then your CPU and then your Ram