The Jungle map I barely get 40fps on its very detailed at what I call "Ultra" settings where EVERYTHING is maxed out...
I can get 40-50 FPS on JRI everything maxed out... 50-70 if I lower dynamic reflections. You want to kill a graphics card, try Skyrim with ENB maxed out, 4K textures, and vegetation mods. I got ~20FPS when I tried that. ENB in Bethesda games in general is shit, even FO3 runs like crap with it. GTA IV on the other hand, runs surprisingly well and looks great, I could max out everything and get 60+FPS.
ENB eats graphics cards for breakfast....your GPU will be hotter than Chernobyl was when it melted down....
on my school i arent allow to instal anything on the defualt locations and there are i3 and i5 lol acer slot load mini computers
God. At my school we get iPads. This year they were mini 2s. Oh, and beat this: my form tutor has an Apple Watch.
YES. And did you know my school has a music tech studio with 5 iMacs with Sibelius and a load of editing programs AND headphones AND a general MIDI keyboard?
Who needs all that Apple stuff? (Oh, yeah, someone from another class has an Apple Watch. Those things are horrible.)
I will be having a new special addition to this evi-- I mean awesome thread. A school server. Most likely 24 cores with 32GB of RAM. Either it will do great, or it'll shit itself trying to run the D-series. I'm really not sure what
24 hour access room, i7 4790 with 8gb of ram and 1080p displays. No dedicated gpu. They aren't the computing lab machines
Go for it then. I wonder if more than two cards are even anyhow practical for a single gamer right now.
We have I7 (not sure which) GTX 970 STRIX Asus ROG maximus MB 500gb 850 evo ssd InWin 703 case 1440p screens Steam installed and even CD drive's Also Occasional Pizza xD They dual boot Windows 10 and Ubuntu. They are not networked and we have full admin/super user access with no noticeable content filtering on the web connection. So yeah, I reckon that they will run BeamNG pretty damn well. But I enjoy having full admin so I wouldn't want to abuse it by installing BeamNG.