Pc spec for ultra graphics gameplay

[KINGASH]

Pls tell me the specs needed to play Euro truck simulator with ultra gralhics and 400 percent scaling with more than 60 fps and

[KINGASH]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Ymse:

with 3080 I do 144hz with 400% scaling everything ultra

nice

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Ursprünglich geschrieben von KINGASH:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Ymse:

with 3080 I do 144hz with 400% scaling everything ultra

nice

with 1440p of course so thats like 6k or something?

[Murdoch]

I ran 400% ultra on a RX 580 8 gb at 1080p so almost any modern system will do just fine, 1660 and above will crush this game.

I have a 3600X, 32 gb of ram, and 2060 Super now and I have tried to push this up to a simulated 8k and it still runs perfectly at a locked 75 fps (because my GPU sounds terrible, it has a cooler that vibrates badly and cant get a new card right now)

I dont run at the 8k setting now, just normal 1080p with the 400% scaling in game.

Ever since DX11 was introduced the performance you get out of this game even with my old PC that was from 2011 is amazing, 100+ fps no problem on "mid range" hardware.
That said, the GPU was ofc not from 2011 anymore but the rest was pretty much as I got it.
RX 580 8 gb was what I had as my last card in that system.

[KINGASH]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Murdoch:

I ran 400% ultra on a RX 580 8 gb at 1080p so almost any modern system will do just fine, 1660 and above will crush this game.

I have a 3600X, 32 gb of ram, and 2060 Super now and I have tried to push this up to a simulated 8k and it still runs perfectly at a locked 75 fps (because my GPU sounds terrible, it has a cooler that vibrates badly and cant get a new card right now)

I dont run at the 8k setting now, just normal 1080p with the 400% scaling in game.

Ever since DX11 was introduced the performance you get out of this game even with my old PC that was from 2011 is amazing, 100+ fps no problem on "mid range" hardware.
That said, the GPU was ofc not from 2011 anymore but the rest was pretty much as I got it.
RX 580 8 gb was what I had as my last card in that system.

MY CARAMBA I RUN MY GAME AT 100 PERCENT SCALING 720 P FPS LOCKED AT 25 YOU ARE LUCKY SOON I IWLL GET A JOB AND I WILL BUY ALIEANWARE AREA 51 M LAPTOP FOR GAMING

[Sandhill]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von KINGASH:

MY CARAMBA I RUN MY GAME AT 100 PERCENT SCALING 720 P FPS LOCKED AT 25 YOU ARE LUCKY SOON I IWLL GET A JOB AND I WILL BUY ALIEANWARE AREA 51 M LAPTOP FOR GAMING

Aren't Alienware products notoriously of mediocre quality and vastly overpriced?

[LuisHG]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Sandhill:

Aren't Alienware products notoriously of mediocre quality and vastly overpriced?

Ursprünglich geschrieben von KINGASH:

SOON I IWLL GET A JOB AND I WILL BUY ALIEANWARE AREA 51 M LAPTOP FOR GAMING

The best for gamming is a desktop pc with a high difference, desktops are updatable, scalable and less overtemp problems... Laptop are good for people who are always traveling. But for people who pass much time in same site, desktop is better. And in my opinion, alienware is overprice... very overprice.

[KINGASH]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Sandhill:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von KINGASH:

MY CARAMBA I RUN MY GAME AT 100 PERCENT SCALING 720 P FPS LOCKED AT 25 YOU ARE LUCKY SOON I IWLL GET A JOB AND I WILL BUY ALIEANWARE AREA 51 M LAPTOP FOR GAMING

Aren't Alienware products notoriously of mediocre quality and vastly overpriced?

It comes with desktop cpu and GPU upgrade ble

[BOT Cecil]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von KINGASH:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Sandhill:

Aren't Alienware products notoriously of mediocre quality and vastly overpriced?

It comes with desktop cpu and GPU upgrade ble

That's a gimmick. And it would only make sense if the initial purchase was affordable.

In reality the motherboard will be outdated by the time you want to upgrade. If it's Intel the new CPUs will probably require a different socket anyway so it won't matter. With laptops you're better off just selling the old one and getting a newer model every couple of years if you want to stay up to date. Or get a beefy one and roll with it for a decade. But not Alienware. Those are bad. And expensive.

[KINGASH]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von BOT Cecil:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von KINGASH:

It comes with desktop cpu and GPU upgrade ble

That's a gimmick. And it would only make sense if the initial purchase was affordable.

In reality the motherboard will be outdated by the time you want to upgrade. If it's Intel the new CPUs will probably require a different socket anyway so it won't matter. With laptops you're better off just selling the old one and getting a newer model every couple of years if you want to stay up to date. Or get a beefy one and roll with it for a decade. But not Alienware. Those are bad. And expensive.

What about msi gaming laptops

[BOT Cecil]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von KINGASH:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von BOT Cecil:

That's a gimmick. And it would only make sense if the initial purchase was affordable.

In reality the motherboard will be outdated by the time you want to upgrade. If it's Intel the new CPUs will probably require a different socket anyway so it won't matter. With laptops you're better off just selling the old one and getting a newer model every couple of years if you want to stay up to date. Or get a beefy one and roll with it for a decade. But not Alienware. Those are bad. And expensive.

What about msi gaming laptops

They're fine. Most brands are ok these days, just need to pay attention to specific models and configurations. I would generally stay away from Alienware and Razer. They look the best but are expensive and the build quality is not great. Razer specifically also has atrocious customer support so if something goes wrong (and it will) you're left dead in the water.

I recently bought an MSI gaming laptop for my nephew and he's been very happy with it.

Lenovo's Legion series seems to be all the buzz these days. The PRO is insanely good value for the hardware it packs. I'm tempted to get one myself.

[KINGASH]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von BOT Cecil:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von KINGASH:

What about msi gaming laptops

They're fine. Most brands are ok these days, just need to pay attention to specific models and configurations. I would generally stay away from Alienware and Razer. They look the best but are expensive and the build quality is not great. Razer specifically also has atrocious customer support so if something goes wrong (and it will) you're left dead in the water.

I recently bought an MSI gaming laptop for my nephew and he's been very happy with it.

Lenovo's Legion series seems to be all the buzz these days. The PRO is insanely good value for the hardware it packs. I'm tempted to get one myself.

im looking for laptops with desktop gpu and cpu

[Merc]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Wolfgang:

I would guess you need current high end PC specs for that.

I doubt it lol. You don't need anything that good.

[Kirby]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Ymse:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von KINGASH:

nice

with 1440p of course so thats like 6k or something?

nah, 1440p is between 4k and 2k. it's not 3k tho. more like 2.5k or smth 4k is 2160p i believe

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Ursprünglich geschrieben von Kirby:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Ymse:

with 1440p of course so thats like 6k or something?

nah, 1440p is between 4k and 2k. it's not 3k tho. more like 2.5k or smth 4k is 2160p i believe

1440p with 400% scaling

[BOT Cecil]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von KINGASH:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von BOT Cecil:

They're fine. Most brands are ok these days, just need to pay attention to specific models and configurations. I would generally stay away from Alienware and Razer. They look the best but are expensive and the build quality is not great. Razer specifically also has atrocious customer support so if something goes wrong (and it will) you're left dead in the water.

I recently bought an MSI gaming laptop for my nephew and he's been very happy with it.

Lenovo's Legion series seems to be all the buzz these days. The PRO is insanely good value for the hardware it packs. I'm tempted to get one myself.

im looking for laptops with desktop gpu and cpu

But why? No matter how good the cooling is you'll still suffer from thermal throttling, and there's no way to fix that. You can try to undervolt them if you get lucky in the sillicon lottery but don't expect much improvement. Meanwhile that laptop will be expensive and heavy. I don't see the point of a desktop gpu and cpu in a laptop.

In the UK there is a company called PC Specialists which offered custom built laptops with Ryzen desktop CPU and desktop RTX GPUs for a while. My brother got one, with a ryzen 5 3600 and rtx 2060. It heats up like crazy even with a cooling pad, it's thick and it's very heavy. Not the kind of thing you want to lug around. He can't even use it on the couch, too heavy and too hot, which kinda defeats the purpose of a laptop.