And a another question

[1129]

Guys i am having a gtx 1650 super and i just bought a 144hz monitor can a gtx 1650 super run gta five at 144 fps or more and a another question too when i play fivem role play my pc cashes although i have 16 gb dual channel ram is that from my 1st player 500w power supply because i had issues with some weird electric sounds coming out of the gpu when i first bought it but it stopped now and thanks again  !

[tishous]

You won't be able to get 144fps on GTA V with a 1650 Super. 

 

The crashing might be due to thermals or something, have you monitored temps while gaming?

[Brooksie359]

I have never understood this question. If you have a 1650 super and you have gta v them why do you have to ask us if it will hit 144 fps? Just play the game and figure out what fps you get and you have your answer. Also the fps you will get isn't solely dependent on your gpu so it would he extremely hard for us to even give you an estimated fps value and you would be much better off testing it out yourself. 

[1129]

13 hours ago, tishous said:

You won't be able to get 144fps on GTA V with a 1650 Super. 

 

The crashing might be due to thermals or something, have you monitored temps while gaming?

Yes i get from 64 - 78

 

13 hours ago, Brooksie359 said:

I have never understood this question. If you have a 1650 super and you have gta v them why do you have to ask us if it will hit 144 fps? Just play the game and figure out what fps you get and you have your answer. Also the fps you will get isn't solely dependent on your gpu so it would he extremely hard for us to even give you an estimated fps value and you would be much better off testing it out yourself. 

First of all i am an arab i and i have a British accent second of all i am currently at turkey in a trip and i got a monitor from there because its cheaper and its better i will return in a month or so

 

13 hours ago, tishous said:

You won't be able to get 144fps on GTA V with a 1650 Super. 

 

The crashing might be due to thermals or something, have you monitored temps while gaming?

Will it reach 110 at least

[Middcore]

3 minutes ago, 1129 said:

First of all i am an arab i and i have a British accent 

 

What is this possibly supposed to be germane to? 

[Brooksie359]

2 minutes ago, 1129 said:

First of all i am an arab i and i have a British accent second of all i am currently at turkey in a trip and i got a monitor from there because its cheaper and its better i will return in a month or so

First of all I have no idea how your first point is relevant but second of all you should still be able to figure out your answer when you get back with a much higher degree of accuracy.

[1129]

3 minutes ago, Brooksie359 said:

First of all I have no idea how your first point is relevant but second of all you should still be able to figure out your answer when you get back with a much higher degree of accuracy.

So whats your point ?

[YoungBlade]

13 minutes ago, Middcore said:

What is this possibly supposed to be germane to? 

I would guess that they're saying they aren't a native English speaker, but that they studied British English. For English, that's not a big deal, but for Arabic, what dialect/accent you use makes a huge difference, so would be relevant in that cultural context.

[1129]

5 minutes ago, YoungBlade said:

I would guess that they're saying they aren't a native English speaker, but that they studied British English. For English, that's not a big deal, but for Arabic, what dialect/accent you use makes a huge difference, so would be relevant in that cultural context.

Finally some one who understands me but do you know the problem and will it run at 144hz ?

[YoungBlade]

4 minutes ago, 1129 said:

Finally some one who understands me but do you know the problem and will it run at 144hz ?

The monitor itself will run at 144Hz, but you likely won't get 144 fps in GTA V using a GTX 1650 Super. If this video is accurate, at 1080p Ultra, you should get around 90-120 fps. At 1440p, you're looking at 70-90. If you lower the settings, you'll get more.

 

As for the crashing in FiveM, I'm not sure. Are Windows and drivers all up to date? What happens when it crashes  - does the game quit, does the whole computer stop working?

[Middcore]

10 minutes ago, 1129 said:

Finally some one who understands me but do you know the problem and will it run at 144hz ?

Everyone in the thread seems to be communicating just fine in English, so it remains mysterious to me why your nationality is significant, let alone your accent, since one doesn't type one's accent.

 

As people have already told you, no, it will probably not run at 144fps, unless you put all settings very low. You should be able to find YouTube videos showing GTA5 gameplay on the 1650 Super quite easily which will give you an idea of what you can expect.

[YoungBlade]

6 minutes ago, Middcore said:

Everyone in the thread seems to be communicating just fine in English, so it remains mysterious to me why your nationality is significant, let alone your accent, since one doesn't type one's accent.

English is not the norm when it comes to large languages; in Arabic, different accents (or dialects, which would be a better term) can be radically different, including in word choice. This is also the case with Chinese, which is why people say "Mandarin" or "Cantonese" or "Hakka" rather than "Chinese" because the "accents" are not mutually intelligible.

 

For English, we have things like elevator vs lift, flashlight vs torch, etc. but generally the differences are minor. Imagine that, but when you talk to (or type to) an English speaker from another country, they use a ton of different words and so you can hardly understand them. In that context, your accent and where you're from matters.

[Middcore]

4 minutes ago, YoungBlade said:

English is not the norm when it comes to large languages; in Arabic, different accents (or dialects, which would be a better term) can be radically different, including in word choice. This is also the case with Chinese, which is why people say "Mandarin" or "Cantonese" or "Hakka" rather than "Chinese" because the "accents" are not mutually intelligible.

 

For English, we have things like elevator vs lift, flashlight vs torch, etc. but generally the differences are minor. Imagine that, but when you talk to (or type to) an English speaker from another country, they use a ton of different words and so you can hardly understand them.

 If anybody seemed to be having trouble making their posts intelligible to each other I'd understand why the OP would feel the need to say English isn't his first language (though accent still wouldn't be relevant, and I doubt he actually speaks with an English accent anyway - not to mention there are many different English accents), but that wasn't the case.

 

[YoungBlade]

Just now, Middcore said:

Aside from the fact your seem to be talking about dialects more than accents, no difficulty in communication was (or is) evident here. If anybody seemed to be having trouble making their posts intelligible to each other I'd understand why the OP would feel the need to say English isn't his first language (though accent still wouldn't be relevant, and I doubt he actually speaks with an English accent anyway - not to mention there are many different English accents), but that wasn't the case.

If English isn't your first language, word choice is going to be difficult. I'm pretty sure the OP meant "dialect" when they said "accent." The two ideas are similar.

 

And if you feel like people aren't understanding you, and you are speaking in a second language, and in the context of your language culture, accent/dialect is relevant, then you'll mention it.

[Brooksie359]

1 hour ago, Middcore said:

 If anybody seemed to be having trouble making their posts intelligible to each other I'd understand why the OP would feel the need to say English isn't his first language (though accent still wouldn't be relevant, and I doubt he actually speaks with an English accent anyway - not to mention there are many different English accents), but that wasn't the case.

 

Tbh I know quite a few people who speak with a British accent because that is who they learned English from but generally that is more common for people who studied in England rather than simply learning it from a teacher only. It's sorta like there are people who would only talk in a British accent around their kid while growing up so they ended up with a British accent. 

[LogicalDrm]

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