Proper PC spec to play WWE 2K17

[salonpas]

What's the proper spec to play WWE 2K17 to be enjoyable? I actually had WWE 2K16 with at least recommended system requirements and still very slow.

My computer:
64-bit Windows 7
Intel Core i5
16 GB RAM
GeForce GT 730, 2 GB

I know it's not even a high-end stuff I have, but now that WWE 2K17 needs even more sophisticated PC I want to know the things that I should upgrade but not too crazy expensive.

[🍋 Lemonfed 🍋]

the geforce gt 730 doesn't even meet the minimum requirment for WWE 2k16 , it's why the game is slow. (the GTX 460 mentioned in the requirments is at least twice as fast then the GT 730)

upgrade the graphic card and the rest is good.

[salonpas]

Originally posted by Lemonfed:

the geforce gt 730 doesn't even meet the minimum requirment for WWE 2k16 , it's why the game is slow. (the GTX 460 mentioned in the requirments is at least twice as fast then the GT 730)

upgrade the graphic card and the rest is good.

Wow I'm so dumb. I thought the bigger the number indicates later and better GPU version.

Could you recommend what GPU should I upgrade to? Please don't answer GTX 1080, it's too expensive for me. Thank you for your response btw.

[SekTiCore]

Try a GTX 1050. That should be good enough. If you want to see how it performs, look up "WWE 2K17 on GTX 1050 2GB - I3 6100" on YouTube. Hope it helps :)

[salonpas]

Originally posted by SekTiCore:

Try a GTX 1050. That should be good enough. If you want to see how it performs, look up "WWE 2K17 on GTX 1050 2GB - I3 6100" on YouTube. Hope it helps :)

It does help! Especially with the video. Thank you!

[gamerZ786]

I also need graphics card for my in my pc to play wwe 2k17, but as per my pc system which is good and at effortable price.......... ! i need help............

[GrimHaseo]

Get a "ti" version of 1050 it seems good enough https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7j7MYsyqI04

[officemonk]

Originally posted by salonpas:

Originally posted by Lemonfed:

the geforce gt 730 doesn't even meet the minimum requirment for WWE 2k16 , it's why the game is slow. (the GTX 460 mentioned in the requirments is at least twice as fast then the GT 730)

upgrade the graphic card and the rest is good.

Wow I'm so dumb. I thought the bigger the number indicates later and better GPU version.

Could you recommend what GPU should I upgrade to? Please don't answer GTX 1080, it's too expensive for me. Thank you for your response btw.

With Nvidia it's GTX and the last numbers that count: x50 and higher is what you need.

[salonpas]

Originally posted by GrimHaseo:

Get a "ti" version of 1050 it seems good enough https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7j7MYsyqI04

That video looks neat and I think I can afford GTX 1050's price. Thank you!

[salonpas]

Originally posted by officemonk:

Originally posted by salonpas:

Wow I'm so dumb. I thought the bigger the number indicates later and better GPU version.

Could you recommend what GPU should I upgrade to? Please don't answer GTX 1080, it's too expensive for me. Thank you for your response btw.

With Nvidia it's GTX and the last numbers that count: x50 and higher is what you need.

You mean like GTX 560 or higher number?

[Werecat101]

Originally posted by salonpas:

What's the proper spec to play WWE 2K17 to be enjoyable? I actually had WWE 2K16 with at least recommended system requirements and still very slow.

My computer:
64-bit Windows 7
Intel Core i5
16 GB RAM
GeForce GT 730, 2 GB

I know it's not even a high-end stuff I have, but now that WWE 2K17 needs even more sophisticated PC I want to know the things that I should upgrade but not too crazy expensive.

when you say Intel Core i5 what are the numbers that follow that, the I5 chips have been around a long time. an original I5 is well underspec for this game the latest I5 will play it flawlessly.

[officemonk]

Originally posted by salonpas:

Originally posted by officemonk:

With Nvidia it's GTX and the last numbers that count: x50 and higher is what you need.

You mean like GTX 560 or higher number?

In this case (WWE 2K17) GTX 660 or higher, preferrably a lot higher; my GTX 760 runs it, but I have to turn of V-sync, MSAA and FXAA.

[Sharpy]

Originally posted by steve:

Originally posted by salonpas:

What's the proper spec to play WWE 2K17 to be enjoyable? I actually had WWE 2K16 with at least recommended system requirements and still very slow.

My computer:
64-bit Windows 7
Intel Core i5
16 GB RAM
GeForce GT 730, 2 GB

I know it's not even a high-end stuff I have, but now that WWE 2K17 needs even more sophisticated PC I want to know the things that I should upgrade but not too crazy expensive.

when you say Intel Core i5 what are the numbers that follow that, the I5 chips have been around a long time. an original I5 is well underspec for this game the latest I5 will play it flawlessly.

runs great on my sons 2nd gen i5 , i5 2500k gtx 1070 also runs good on my daughters machine i5 2400s gtx 970 my youngest daughter runs an i5 2400s gtx 960 would run good on that as well i think as long as you have i5 2xxx or better your going to be fine with 1050ti or a rx 480

[Werecat101]

Originally posted by So Sharp:

Originally posted by steve:

when you say Intel Core i5 what are the numbers that follow that, the I5 chips have been around a long time. an original I5 is well underspec for this game the latest I5 will play it flawlessly.

runs great on my sons 2nd gen i5 , i5 2500k gtx 1070 also runs good on my daughters machine i5 2400s gtx 970

yes and your I5-2500k is 50% faster than a I5-760 and an I5-7600k is 40% faster than your chip.

[Sharpy]

Originally posted by steve:

Originally posted by So Sharp:

runs great on my sons 2nd gen i5 , i5 2500k gtx 1070 also runs good on my daughters machine i5 2400s gtx 970

yes and your I5-2500k is 50% faster than a I5-760 and an I5-7600k is 40% faster than your chip.

i'm running a i5 4670k running @ 4.6 Ghz i only play games and produce music really i play most games at 4k with a 1070 and it runs nice just turn AA off and everythings happy :D
the other pcs i mentioned are my kids pc's not bad for a 10 , 9 and 7 year old

[Werecat101]

all I do is look at the recomended specs and use this site to make sure the recomended hardware is the same class or lower than my system in all of the parts.

http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare

the site isnt an add based site its a user based test results so the figures are real not some advert.