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The game is horribly optimized. It's no doubt your GPU. Even though it's a good card which will no doubty play other new games, GTA is different. It requires a monster PC to run smoothy on high settings.
The GPU is terrible, no patch can help that PC run it better. Try lowering the settings to low, not medium, sliders to minimum and the intense settings off.Did you patch it? The game will still have problems, but the patches helped out a lot in my case.
Legendaryscmt
GTA IV is more of CPU whore than GPU whore. What CPU were you using?I played it on a 9500GT on medium, with no patches, and it ran fine. So I don't know why you're having problems. Your GPU is better than the one I played the game on.
sunil_u123
[QUOTE="sunil_u123"]GTA IV is more of CPU whore than GPU whore. What CPU were you using?I played it on a 9500GT on medium, with no patches, and it ran fine. So I don't know why you're having problems. Your GPU is better than the one I played the game on.
Steameffekt
You'll be surprised. I was using a meagre Core 2 Duo 2.2 GHz.
GTA IV is more of CPU whore than GPU whore. What CPU were you using?[QUOTE="Steameffekt"][QUOTE="sunil_u123"]
I played it on a 9500GT on medium, with no patches, and it ran fine. So I don't know why you're having problems. Your GPU is better than the one I played the game on.
sunil_u123
You'll be surprised. I was using a meagre Core 2 Duo 2.2 GHz.
15 fps? :roll:
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[QUOTE="Steameffekt"] GTA IV is more of CPU whore than GPU whore. What CPU were you using?C_Rule
You'll be surprised. I was using a meagre Core 2 Duo 2.2 GHz.
15 fps? :roll:
yea lol.. you wont play gta 4 on that.. eflc MAYBE but that would need to be standalone on low with 0 vehicle densityPlease Log In to post.
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