rockymountaindog
Citizen of Zooville
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Time for this doggy to hit the bed
Time for this doggy to hit the bed
Your GPU is definitely enough and then some. As for your processor, you should definitely have no problems with GTA 4 for sure, for GTA V you should be able to play it with no problems but you might need to lower the in game graphics from from high to medium for it to run without any minor frame stuttering. Otherwise, you should be good to go.3,2 GHz Intel i7 processor and GeForce RTX 3060 enough for the latest GTA?
There's things I like and dislike about both of them. For GTA 4, it had a wonderful overall story, but the main thing that got on my nerves was that 20% of the missions were basically "Drive to meet an enemy. The enemy flees in a car. You have to chase them half way across the city. Then you have to take out the enemy and his gang after the enemy arrives at another location." over and over again, which to me felt like a bit of filler material, even if the overall story is fantastic! With GTA V it does muddy things a bit with 3 playable characters, but they did manage to incorporate 3 different perspectives very well... the up and coming, the already made man, and the raging psychopath. My favorite character for me is Franklin as he's the most relatable. Second goes to Trevor as his character is interesting. He's a psychopathic ruthless killer, yet he holds his friends in high regard, and as seen by Martin Madrazo's wife, even has a very sensitive and tender side to him as well. Michael is pretty boring though. But you also have likable sub-character like Lemar who is not only funny and good at clapping insults, but is also a really good friend to Franklin, and is a bit of a numbskull as well.I didn't think the story or the characters were any better in GTA5. The story had better focus but got caught up on the same plots for too long, and I can't say there was a single character that I liked in the whole game.
And here I was thinking that I had a good enough computer.135510
Your GPU is definitely enough and then some. As for your processor, you should definitely have no problems with GTA 4 for sure, for GTA V you should be able to play it with no problems but you might need to lower the in game graphics from from high to medium for it to run without any minor frame stuttering. Otherwise, you should be good to go.
To be honest I'm more familiar with AMD processors than Intel. I'd definitely look up the minimum and maximum hardware specs of the respective games first to see where your hardware lies, but even if you are unable to play GTA V in the absolute highest settings possible flawlessly, I'd imagine your computer would play it in Medium settings with absolutely no problems at all. Looking at the specs it might even run on high graphic settings with little to no occasional frame stutters. But each OS and the respective hardware will all run the games slightly differently than one another.And here I was thinking that I had a good enough computer.
Need to by me a MacBook instead, apparently.