So I’m upgrading my 1030 to 1050 and I have to say the 1030 is amazing at recording and not recording solid 400 FPS and 600 FPS while not recording any advice on how much FPS the 1050 will get?
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Not enough money yet but I am saving and hoping the price isn’t gonna be higher[DOUBLEPOST=1517462352][/DOUBLEPOST]You guys should get it it’s actually a steal but get the shipping one it has 93% positive and 4K rating[DOUBLEPOST=1517462577][/DOUBLEPOST]OH ya 1 tip to get steals on gtxs lower then 1080 go on Amazon then click/press fliter then press/click low to high and that’s how I found that 1070
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Don't do that.
If he's running on an 8100, that means he has a 300 series motherboard. He'd need to buy a brand new board to get a 7th gen i5... he's literally burning hundreds for a near negligible performance gain. Buy an 8th gen i5 or i7 that will work with your board.
This is woefully wrong. There are unlocked i5s, such as the 7600k. Also, you say that more "GHz" is better for gaming, yet advertise Ryzen.... what? Ryzen is stronger than the 7th gen i5, yeah, but the i5 is still better for gaming. Also, GHz only indicates better gaming performance when IPC is comparable. A 5 GHz bulldozer chip will feel like molasses when compared to a locked i5 from the 7th generation in performance when it comes to OpenGL games like minecraft.
If you're using an 8100, it's a 300 series board. If it wasn't, your machine wouldn't turn on. Buy an 8xxx CPU for that board from Intel. Will perform better than a 7th gen chip, and won't make you buy a new motherboard.
Semicircles Don't upgrade your GPU just for minecraft. Your monitor is likely incapable of delivering anything past 60 FPS (or 144, if it's a 144Hz monitor), so you'd literally be throwing money away during an environment where GPUs are extremely expensive.
Weird how the how people get 400 FPS with a 2.7 ghz lol(and it’s a gt 1030)[DOUBLEPOST=1517463230][/DOUBLEPOST]
I have a 1920x1080 144hz monitor?
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In that case, your monitor can only display 144 frames per second; anything past that just gets dropped. The Hz is how many times it can refresh (display a frame) per second.
I know but we talking about mc where your FPS can be anything
That doesn't matter though. You could get 100000 FPS in mc, but if your refresh rate is 144, that's how many you're going to actually see. The remaining frames won't ever be sent to the monitor, they'll be discarded. All you'd get is a higher number.
Lol I don’t really care what I see I just want something that I can record and stream on and the recording to have good renders
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