GTA V on a Quadro

[PercySavageEG]

just asking, I'm planning to get GTA V for pc when it comes out but my new pc is a workstation rig that I sometimes will use for gaming and it will have a single quadro in it (not sure which one is it because I'm still waiting to get one when a film production company here holds a garage sale for their old stuff but from what I heard from a friend who works there, it's probably going to be a Quadro k4000) so I want to ask, how will a k4000 fare in GTA V? Comparing its performance with GTX cards, where does it stand?

 

rumoured GTA V requirements: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/281381-debunked-gta-v-pc-requirements-revealed/#entry3820241

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It should be playable, but at low or mid setting.  should be somewhat as fast as GTX650 or 650Ti

[flibberdipper]

I think the K4000 is about the same as a GTX 650 in gaming.

[meatdeluxe]

I could be wrong but as far as I know the two aren't directly comparable as they're designed for completely different work loads. Would it have space for a GTX card too?

[MrSuperb]

It is a GK104 card ... performance should be about the same as a GTX670/760

[Aniallation]

It is a GK104 card ... performance should be about the same as a GTX670/760

Just because the core is the same does not mean it will perform the same in gaming as GeForce cards of the same core and similar clockspeeds. 

 

@PercySavageEG in games the K4000 will perform roughly close to an HD 7790

[PercySavageEG]

It should be playable, but at low or mid setting.  should be somewhat as fast as GTX650 or 650Ti

ok thanks,I'll keep that in mind

 

I think the K4000 is about the same as a GTX 650 in gaming.

Thanks for the info

 

I could be wrong but as far as I know the two aren't directly comparable as they're designed for completely different work loads. Would it have space for a GTX card too?

I'm aware that they are really different but I'm only interested in the gaming performance right now and the board will be able to accommodate another GTX card (x99 E WS and an I7 5820k so 7 pie slots) but that would mean I need to get an extra monitor for gaming plus at least $300 for a 970 (one of the only gtx cards that I think is worth it right now) and I don't really have the money to do that

[Mao_Zedong]

It is a GK104 card ... performance should be about the same as a GTX670/760

But the drivers aren't optimized at all, so no.

[Aniallation]

I'm aware that they are really different but I'm only interested in the gaming performance right now and the board will be able to accommodate another GTX card (x99 E WS and an I7 5820k so 7 pie slots) but that would mean I need to get an extra monitor for gaming plus at least $300 for a 970 (one of the only gtx cards that I think is worth it right now) and I don't really have the money to do that

o viet nam gtx 970 bau nhieu

[PercySavageEG]

It is a GK104 card ... performance should be about the same as a GTX670/760

It is not confirmed that I will get a k4000, that is just the most common one that they have right now, I might even get k4200 or k5000 if I'm lucky or if I'm unlucky, i might only be able to get something like a NVS card but who knows, thanks for the info btw

 

Just because the core is the same does not mean it will perform the same in gaming as GeForce cards of the same core and similar clockspeeds. 

 

@PercySavageEG in games the K4000 will perform roughly close to an HD 7790

ok, I'll keep that in mind, if I have some money left, I might have to spend some on another GTX card to game

[MrSuperb]

Just because the core is the same does not mean it will perform the same in gaming as GeForce cards of the same core and similar clockspeeds.

 

 

But the drivers aren't optimized at all, so no.

I missread, the K4000 only has 768 active cores.

the K4200 has 1344 cores and performs only a bit worse than a 760 (1152 cores)

[PercySavageEG]

o viet nam gtx 970 bau nhieu

lol, nice try it would land at around $500 for a GTX 970 Asus STRIX ( I can't find a reference card). btw, it's properly said like this:

 

ở Việt Nam thì GTX 970 giá bao nhiêu? (how much does a GTX 970 costs in Viet Nam?)

[MrSuperb]

may I ask why you need a quadro card? for 10bit output?

[Aniallation]

lol, nice try it would land at around $500 for a GTX 970 Asus STRIX ( I can't find a reference card). btw, it's properly said like this:

 

ở Việt Nam thì GTX 970 giá bao nhiêu? (how much does a GTX 970 costs in Viet Nam?)

i can only speak it well, i can somewhat read it, but i never learned to write it, that wasn't translated, it was just spelled out as best as i could figure it. 

[PercySavageEG]

may I ask why you need a quadro card? for 10bit output?

Yes, and for the added stability and reliability and besides, I can probably find quadros that land in the $300-$500 range so why not? ( I originally planned to get either a GTX 980 or a Titan Black but they are way too expensive to get in Viet Nam and used Quadros in good condition here can be pretty cheap if you know the right person to talk to)

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If it's K4200 or K5000, then it would perform much better than K4000 in gaming because it's using a big GK104 chip. but If you wanna go ultra setting, get a GTX970 which has more than twice the gaming performance of those quadro. P.S. GTX970 is only cheap in US

[PercySavageEG]

i can only speak it well, i can somewhat read it, but i never learned to write it, that wasn't translated, it was just spelled out as best as i could figure it. 

are you half/born Vietnamese or did you learn it by yourself? either way, bravo because I have relatives who lives in Poland and the US who are born in Viet Nam but after a few years living in foreign countries, they can barely speak or write Vietnamese now

[nhatduy1611]

i can only speak it well, i can somewhat read it, but i never learned to write it, that wasn't translated, it was just spelled out as best as i could figure it. 

More like Gtx 970 ở việt nam giá bao nhiêu ? Are you vietnamese though ? Also in case you want to know a 970 cost around 8.8  to 10 million vnd (việt nam đồng) depend on the model or 400-500 usd

[Aniallation]

are you half/born Vietnamese or did you learn it by yourself? either way, bravo because I have relatives who lives in Poland and the US who are born in Viet Nam but after a few years living in foreign countries, they can barely speak or write Vietnamese now

I was born Vietnamese in Vung Tau, we moved to Canada when I was 2 and have lived here since with only occasional visits. I still speak Vietnamese with my parents so I can speak it fluently. I don't know how to read or write it because I've never bothered learning, living in Canada learning English was more important. I can read it somewhat now through figuring it out on my own but I can't write it for shit

[PercySavageEG]

If it's K4200 or K5000, then it would perform much better than K4000 in gaming because it's using a big GK104 chip. but If you wanna go ultra setting, get a GTX970 which has more than twice the gaming performance of those quadro. P.S. GTX970 is only cheap in US

ok thanks for the info I'll take note of that, btw i just want to ask: If I were to get a GTX 970, is there a way for me to only use 1 monitor for both cards and then switch between the card inputs quickly when I need (from between when editing and when playing games) without having to unplug the input of one card and then plugging the other one in? Because I don't think I have the money to get another monitor to dedicate to the GTX card

[Aniallation]

More like Gtx 970 ở việt nam giá bao nhiêu ? Are you vietnamese though ? Also in case you want to know a 970 cost around 8.8  to 10 million vnd (việt nam đồng) depend on the model or 400-500 usd

Yes I'm Vietnamese. That's not bad actually, about the same price as they are here in Canada. Was thinking of bringing one over this summer to upgrade the computer that my family use in Vietnam, but at this price might as well just buy one there. Hopefully the exchange rate holds up until this summer. 

[Aniallation]

ok thanks for the info I'll take note of that, btw i just want to ask: If I were to get a GTX 970, is there a way for me to only use 1 monitor for both cards and then switch between the card inputs quickly when I need (from between when editing and when playing games) without having to unplug the input of one card and then plugging the other one in? Because I don't think I have the money to get another monitor to dedicate to the GTX card

If your monitor has two inputs you can switch between them if they're both plugged into something, but idk how you'd switch between two GPUs in the same system. 

[nhatduy1611]

I was born Vietnamese in Vung Tau, we moved to Canada when I was 2 and have lived here since with only occasional visits. I still speak Vietnamese with my parents so I can speak it fluently. I don't know how to read or write it because I've never bothered learning, living in Canada learning English was more important. I can read it somewhat now through figuring it out on my own but I can't write it for shit

Learning how to read and write it after you know how to speak it is much harder. Alot of my foreign teacher can't read or write it at all eventhough they can speak it decently

[PercySavageEG]

More like Gtx 970 ở việt nam giá bao nhiêu ? Are you vietnamese though ? Also in case you want to know a 970 cost around 8.8  to 10 million vnd (việt nam đồng) depend on the model or 400-500 usd

sorry, I'm also kind of influenced by the English culture although i live in Viet Nam so my Vietnamese is not perfect either and I tried to go with the grammar structure that he used (more similar to the English structure) so it sounds a bit weird, thanks for the info on the price though and if you know a retailer that sells reference cards, can you please give me the link or address to it (I'm assuming you live in Viet Nam judging by your name, sorry if I'm wrong)

[Aniallation]

Learning how to read and write it after you know how to speak it is much harder. Alot of my foreign teacher can't read or write it at all eventhough they can speak it decently

Yeah, but I've never tried at all. Some effort would have been better then none. Also idk how to write the (dau tren chu cai) on the keyboard. See some things idk how to put well in English either.... symbols above the letters?

 

 

sorry, I'm also kind of influenced by the English culture although i live in Viet Nam so my Vietnamese is not perfect either and I tried to go with the grammar structure that he used (more similar to the English structure) so it sounds a bit weird, thanks for the info on the price though and if you know a retailer that sells reference cards, can you please give me the link or address to it (I'm assuming you live in Viet Nam judging by your name, sorry if I'm wrong)

Nah don't go for reference. Only benefit is the looks, or if you have an OEM case