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How well would this run?

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by bhorton, Jan 24, 2016.

  1. bhorton

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    I am looking to build a computer to replace my laptop, how well would this run BeamNG.

    Processor:
    Intel Core i7 6700K, Skylake, 4GHz Quad Core

    Graphics:
    4GB EVGA GTX 970 SSC ACX2.0, 1190MHz GPU, 1664 Cores, 7010MHz GDDR5

    RAM:
    8GB (2x4GB) Corsair DDR4 Vengeance LPX, 2133MHz, CAS 13-15-15-28, 1.2V

    Motherboard:
    Asus Z170-K Motherboard
     
    #1 bhorton, Jan 24, 2016
  2. RobertGracie

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    Very very well :)
     
    #2 RobertGracie, Jan 24, 2016
  3. bhorton

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    Oh good!
    (I just want to see what more than 14fps looks like!)

    EDIT
    Should I get it overclocked to 4.4?
     
    #3 bhorton, Jan 24, 2016
  4. RobertGracie

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    Oh god not the Morgiman referece xD, we should have a saying on here....can it beat Morgimans 14fps system?

    Hmm maybe we have "Morgiman to Gracie how well does your system perform?"

    EDIT:

    Thats the turbo frequency, and if you must do it but have a safety bios set with stock clocks!
     
    #4 RobertGracie, Jan 24, 2016
  5. taddog27

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    You can overclock it you're self for free.
     
    #5 taddog27, Jan 24, 2016
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  6. RobertGracie

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    Exactly but I always advise caution have a "safety bios" that you can go back to trust me if you screw up an OC you will need it :)
     
    #6 RobertGracie, Jan 24, 2016
  7. bhorton

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    The overclock service is free!
     
    #7 bhorton, Jan 24, 2016
  8. RobertGracie

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    Where are you getting this from?
     
    #8 RobertGracie, Jan 24, 2016
  9. bhorton

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    #9 bhorton, Jan 24, 2016
  10. RobertGracie

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    #10 RobertGracie, Jan 24, 2016
  11. bhorton

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    I have never built a rig, so I am using this to allow me to see the way everything goes round. (I will upgrade later).

    On another note, can I fit extra fans to it from the old family computer, which is now mine to cannibalise?
     
    #11 bhorton, Jan 24, 2016
  12. taddog27

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    YES, Do it at your own risk

    If its Free, Go for it. But 4ghz should be fine with the 6700k
     
    #12 taddog27, Jan 24, 2016
  13. RobertGracie

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    Definitely a good decision to get it factory OCed by Scan they will make it fast for you but also remember go Liquid cooling that CPU will be a little bit more thirsty for power so more heat and you want to reduce heat in your system
     
    #13 RobertGracie, Jan 24, 2016
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  14. taddog27

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    maybe a top and front fan if mountable.
     
    #14 taddog27, Jan 24, 2016
  15. RobertGracie

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    Liquid cooling trust me it keeps my 5960X at a frosty 26 Degrees C without breaking a sweat :)
     
    #15 RobertGracie, Jan 24, 2016
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  16. Raft

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    "hi what is your cpu"
    "its pentium"
    "what pentium"
    "pentium g800"
    "i guess its a g860?"
    "g800"
     
    #16 Raft, Jan 25, 2016
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