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Jacke1012
By Jacke1012
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I want to play GTA 5 very high settings and 60fps+. I am wondering if I need the sapphire R9 380 4GB or the sapphire R9 390 8GB.


My CPU is Intel i5-4460.


 


I just want to ask I have seen videos where some people play GTA 5 maxed out and they only use 3.5GB of VRAM. So do I just need a 4GB or 8GB.


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390 will ran GTAV mostly max settings 60+FPS

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390 for the future in case you want to go higher res monitor or as games get more demanding.

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Either will be fine. Get what you can afford, but I don't believe having more than 4 gigs of VRAM at this time is going to make a world of difference.

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You're comparing 2 different cards. You may see the 8GB on the 390 as "redundant", yea it kinda is, but the 390 has a much stronger chip inside it. The 390 is probably the better choice for GTA 5.

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