How do the High end requirements reflect fps?

I am getting a new pc and im wondering how the High End Requirements would run the game. Would it run all at highest with good fps or medium-high with good fps? thanks for the feedback if you reply.

 

would be nice to know what the specifications of your new pc are. if we don't have them, we can't help you...

 

I mean the high end requirements on the wiki also my new pc will probably be these specs: CPU=Intel core i5 4440 quad core, RAM=8GB, GPU=Nvidia GeForce gtx 660/760 and the Motherboard ASUS® H81M-E: Micro-ATX, LG1150, USB 3.0, SATA 6GBs

 

The hardware listed for high end requirements will run the game at max settings @ 60fps no problem.

 

then i don't understand the question (english is not my mother tongue).

it depends on the pc if setting the game on maximum details lets the game run with high fps oder low.

most tracks (of course all standard tracks) should run smoothly on your new pc unless you raise special things like SSAO.

 

On the website i configure, theres no Nvidia GeForce GTX 670 option, so with the same High end requirements but a GTX 660, would it run at medium and high boxes ticked at over 35fps. I am saying 35fps because im used to 20-25 on most games with my pc i have now.

 

take a gtx 760. not a 660.

gtx 760 is only a bit weaker as the 670

 

The thing is, its not in my budget

 

then spare some money for it.

it doesn't make sense to buy hardware which is outdated in a few months or even not capable to handel actual games right now.

 

Have you considered AMD instead of Nvidia?

 

i wouldn't recommend AMD for BeamNG Drive, because there are many tracks here in our forum, which don't work with AMD cards. (graphic artefacts, no textures, etc.)

 

You don't buy a GPU just for a game. And 98% of the maps work just fine. I recommend AMD right now, seems to have a better future now that both Xbox and Playstation are using AMD hardware, and Mantle being supported by an increasing number of companies Oh, and they are a lot better for mining coins like Litecoins or others.

 

Quick question: Does BeamNG support SLI/CrossfireX?

 

So, can someone just say how they estimate how well my current configuration would run beamng at medium-high settings?

 

Don't think so.

All maps work on my AMD HD 7770. :/

 

About maps, my old 7750 didn't work with some of the maps people made for Drive. And my current EVGA 650ti boost SSC 2GB runs Drive just fine at max settings and some postfx. (Overclocked, CPU is the bottleneck.)

 

mabey, but amd card's currently are extremley expensive compared to nvidia's, for example, cheapest radeon hd 7950:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150671 $449.99


Cheapest EVGA Superlocked GTX 760 with acx cooling:

http://www.amazon.com/EVGA-SuperClo...e=UTF8&qid=1386878708&sr=8-1&keywords=gtx+760 $259.99

thats a $190 differnce ($10 away from $200)

for a 6% performance increase over the 7950:

http://www.game-debate.com/gpu/inde...tion-vs-radeon-hd-7950-double-d-black-edition

so thats $190 less then a 7950, for 6% more performance

so i dont know about you, but i would rather have pay cheaper for a faster card, then pay more for a slower card

 

Those prices couldn't be more wrong. I bought my HD 7950 exactly 1 year ago for 380$, and I know the card is cheaper now.

 

http://youtube.com/watch?v=MoO3jPID9Zc

there is basically no performance difference between the 4440 and a stock 2500k. if anything the 4440 is faster.

 

oh really:


(imported from here)


newegg's website would like to disagree with you

amazon doesn't even have stock of the 7950 anymore