Specs- Ryzen 5 5600G, Rtx3060 12gb Triple Fan, 32gb Ram, 256gb ssd and 2tb HDD. Comes with a 144hz Asus monitor as well. Would this be able to run it well?
I just bought a gaming computer with a 3080 GPU which I know is what GSPro recommends for an excellent 4K experience, but I have heard that you should buy a better card like the 4070ti so you will be ready for the future as the graphics on GSPro will be improving over time as they have in the past. Do you have an estimate for how long it will be, based on past experience, before the 3080 will not be a great GPU for 4K?
There’s really no way I could say with any certainty. However, I did notice that the card I used to use ran out of steam on the newer more intense courses. The 3080 is such a good card, that even if you couldn’t run 4k, you will be able to run 1080 for a long time. If it was me, I wouldn’t sweat it.
@@TheGolfNerdThanks! What was the card you used to use that ran out of steam, was it a 3080? I am thinking of getting a 4k projector but I wouldn't want to use the 3080 if there are some golf courses that won't work right away. I am hoping the 3080 would last 3-5 years and then I would upgrade to a newer, faster card
@@AndrewN-926 mine was an amd 6700xt, basically a 3060ti equivalent. I would highly recommend you watch my most recent projector video before you buy a projector. I honestly don’t think the resolution within GS Pro is there to justify spending a whole Lotta money on 4K resolution. If you watch my video, you can see a side-by-side image and make up your mind for your own.
@@TheGolfNerd Thanks. I saw that video and was going to buy a 4k on Amazon and try it out. If it is as you say I would return the 4k. I suppose if I like the 4k and the 3080 is not as good as I need it, I can always upgrade at that time.
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Enjoy your vids, but not computer savvy and still struggling to pick out a budget PC. Is it possible to purchase a new or refurbished desktop under $500 that would run GS Pro effectively in 1080P that’s plug and play ready. If so, do you have any links? I see a lot of gaming pc’s for sale on FB under $500 and I’m sure there’s gotta be a couple that would work, but I have no idea what I’m looking at regarding computer specs to understand if it’ll work or not.
I’m sure you could but I am more comfortable in the $800 range for a pc that will give a good experience. I don’t like to recommend solutions that I don’t have confidence will run effectively.
Hi, I believe it was a scam on amazon. so I canceled the order. I am looking at ASUS Zenbook Duo Dual 14 with intel arc graphics. the graphic card has no model number, and is just basic. Whats your thoughts on it. It is the 32gm memory for a 3k OLED touch laptop.
I won’t recommend any of that doesn’t have onboard graphics. I believe this video or one of my others has individuals sharing their successes with internal video cards, but I personally have not tested them and therefore won’t recommend them. Sorry man.
My current laptop is an HP Spectre i7 and 16GB memory with an Nvidia GeForce 1650 Ti graphics card. Video card specs: Boost Clock: 1245 - 1560 MHz Frame Buffer: 4 GB GDDR5 Memory Speed: 8 Gbps Would 1080P work well on this? I really don't want to have to buy another pc!
No it wouldn't run it. The benchmark score for a Ryzen 7 7730U onboard graphics is 2,470. In comparison the minimum hardware requirement on the GSPro site says Nvidia GTX 1070 which would have a 13,507 benchmark score.
@@AlexHernandez-wx6qk I think that’s a great deal. I’d think you’d want to format the hard drive and install a fresh install of windows, but otherwise I can’t see any reason to not buy something with those specs.
I wish the community would tell people AMD cpus and gpus are PERFECTLY CAPABLE (and better perf per $) than the Nvidia/Intel builds on GS Pro - you can save HUNDREDS on a build going "Team Red" and get more performance
My current setup is a 6700xt paired with a 12th gen I3. I’m actually in the middle of upgrading the system and plan on doing a video to show the difference between the 6700xt and the 7900 GRE, which will be my new setup. Thanks for the comment!
@@TheGolfNerd - I'm also playing with upgrading myself and trying to decide if I just move my 7900 xtx 7800x3d to the sim and get a new gaming cpu or do I just build a golf sim - leaning on the latter bc 7900 xtx and 7800 x3d is gotta be overkill but i might try it just for laughs on the fps counter
@@clw22580 the 6700xt has been great at 1080p, but it struggles with about 50% of the courses in 4k. I’m thinking the 7900 GRE should work very well. I’m sure you are aware of this, but since GSPro doesn’t use ray tracing (currently) the AMD card probably has an advantage!
please please please as a computer nerd do NOT use userbenchmark it is very biased and has been for a good time. this video is a good example: ruclips.net/video/RQSBj2LKkWg/видео.html
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I dont use my fsx presently but had to go with nvidia as that what you need for fsx play... should i want to use in future.
Absolutely. If you’re running FSX Nvidia is a requirement. Thanks for mentioning it!!
Specs- Ryzen 5 5600G, Rtx3060 12gb Triple Fan, 32gb Ram, 256gb ssd and 2tb HDD. Comes with a 144hz Asus monitor as well.
Would this be able to run it well?
It’ll run 1080p well.
I just bought a gaming computer with a 3080 GPU which I know is what GSPro recommends for an excellent 4K experience, but I have heard that you should buy a better card like the 4070ti so you will be ready for the future as the graphics on GSPro will be improving over time as they have in the past. Do you have an estimate for how long it will be, based on past experience, before the 3080 will not be a great GPU for 4K?
There’s really no way I could say with any certainty. However, I did notice that the card I used to use ran out of steam on the newer more intense courses. The 3080 is such a good card, that even if you couldn’t run 4k, you will be able to run 1080 for a long time. If it was me, I wouldn’t sweat it.
@@TheGolfNerdThanks! What was the card you used to use that ran out of steam, was it a 3080? I am thinking of getting a 4k projector but I wouldn't want to use the 3080 if there are some golf courses that won't work right away. I am hoping the 3080 would last 3-5 years and then I would upgrade to a newer, faster card
@@AndrewN-926 mine was an amd 6700xt, basically a 3060ti equivalent. I would highly recommend you watch my most recent projector video before you buy a projector. I honestly don’t think the resolution within GS Pro is there to justify spending a whole Lotta money on 4K resolution. If you watch my video, you can see a side-by-side image and make up your mind for your own.
@@TheGolfNerd Thanks. I saw that video and was going to buy a 4k on Amazon and try it out. If it is as you say I would return the 4k. I suppose if I like the 4k and the 3080 is not as good as I need it, I can always upgrade at that time.
@@AndrewN-926 as of right now I’m sure that graphics card will work fine. That’s a very good card.
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I bought this, I have a garmin R10. Is this one any good?
It’ll be great for 1080 and will handle 4k on some of the courses well.
You're recommended computer looks like it is good for 4k. Do you have a recommended computer for good 1080 that is around $800?
This looks solid.
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Enjoy your vids, but not computer savvy and still struggling to pick out a budget PC. Is it possible to purchase a new or refurbished desktop under $500 that would run GS Pro effectively in 1080P that’s plug and play ready. If so, do you have any links? I see a lot of gaming pc’s for sale on FB under $500 and I’m sure there’s gotta be a couple that would work, but I have no idea what I’m looking at regarding computer specs to understand if it’ll work or not.
I’m sure you could but I am more comfortable in the $800 range for a pc that will give a good experience. I don’t like to recommend solutions that I don’t have confidence will run effectively.
Hi, I believe it was a scam on amazon. so I canceled the order. I am looking at ASUS Zenbook Duo Dual 14 with intel arc graphics. the graphic card has no model number, and is just basic. Whats your thoughts on it. It is the 32gm memory for a 3k OLED touch laptop.
I won’t recommend any of that doesn’t have onboard graphics. I believe this video or one of my others has individuals sharing their successes with internal video cards, but I personally have not tested them and therefore won’t recommend them. Sorry man.
My current laptop is an HP Spectre i7 and 16GB memory with an Nvidia GeForce 1650 Ti graphics card. Video card specs:
Boost Clock: 1245 - 1560 MHz
Frame Buffer: 4 GB GDDR5
Memory Speed: 8 Gbps
Would 1080P work well on this? I really don't want to have to buy another pc!
I know it’s frustrating but that GPU is several generations old. The best I can tell you is it should run 1080p to some degree, probably decently.
Will my laptop be able to run this? AMD Ryzen 7 7730U with Radeon Graphics, 16GB RAM, 500GB storage?
Not familiar with Radeon graphics. Sounds like on board GPU. Most likely lite settings only at reduced resolution. Wouldn’t recommend.
No it wouldn't run it. The benchmark score for a Ryzen 7 7730U onboard graphics is 2,470. In comparison the minimum hardware requirement on the GSPro site says Nvidia GTX 1070 which would have a 13,507 benchmark score.
@@KS-iy5xr thank you!
How does 2070 super stack up to 3060ti?
Using the link in the description I compared the two and the 3060ti is on average around 10% faster.
@@TheGolfNerd will I see the effects of the 10% running in ultra 1080??
@@AlexHernandez-wx6qk I doubt you’ll notice the difference. I’d say you want at least 50% difference between cards to really see the difference.
@@TheGolfNerd I have a chance to get an i5 8600 1tb 16g ram 2070 super for 400$. Is that a good deal
@@AlexHernandez-wx6qk I think that’s a great deal. I’d think you’d want to format the hard drive and install a fresh install of windows, but otherwise I can’t see any reason to not buy something with those specs.
I wish the community would tell people AMD cpus and gpus are PERFECTLY CAPABLE (and better perf per $) than the Nvidia/Intel builds on GS Pro - you can save HUNDREDS on a build going "Team Red" and get more performance
My current setup is a 6700xt paired with a 12th gen I3. I’m actually in the middle of upgrading the system and plan on doing a video to show the difference between the 6700xt and the 7900 GRE, which will be my new setup. Thanks for the comment!
@@TheGolfNerd - great there seems to be confusion bc AMD isn't listed mentioned on gs pro website that "AMD doesn't work with GS Pro"
@@TheGolfNerd - I'm also playing with upgrading myself and trying to decide if I just move my 7900 xtx 7800x3d to the sim and get a new gaming cpu or do I just build a golf sim - leaning on the latter bc 7900 xtx and 7800 x3d is gotta be overkill but i might try it just for laughs on the fps counter
@@clw22580 the 6700xt has been great at 1080p, but it struggles with about 50% of the courses in 4k. I’m thinking the 7900 GRE should work very well. I’m sure you are aware of this, but since GSPro doesn’t use ray tracing (currently) the AMD card probably has an advantage!
please please please as a computer nerd do NOT use userbenchmark it is very biased and has been for a good time. this video is a good example: ruclips.net/video/RQSBj2LKkWg/видео.html
Ok, I’m down for better info. What website provides better data?