What are your PC specs?

[WindShieIds]

I'm a bit of an enthusiast so.

Core i7 4770k.

GTX 980 twin frozr V.

2tb of hdd

250gb of ssd

8 gigs of corsair vengeance

its pretty dank

[Flymetothemun]

AMD 4-Core A8-4500M APU 1.90 gHz

6.00 GB Samsung Ram

256 GB SSD that's got about 25 GB left

Windows 7

I'm very happy with this old girl. She might not be pretty or new, and she sure isn't one of the sleek, fancy Linux machines that most KSP players aspire to, but I love her.

[ZedNova]

Wow another thread about posting PC specs.

I'd post mine but there's nothing interesting about it so nobody will look.

[Enterprise0709]

ASUS P7P55D Pro motherboard

Intel Core I5 760 @2,8GHz (quadcore)

12Gb Kingston DDR3-1600 RAM

1TB Western Digital HDD

ASUS GTX760 Directcu II OC edition 2GB

Stuffed into a Coolermaster HAF932

[The Destroyer]

FX 4100, 500GB HDD, HD 6670.

It's not much, a prebuilt, but it runs, I guess. I hope to upgrade.

[Ethanadams]

A toaster for a screen a gerbil for a ups a potatoe for graphics card and 25 gh 32 bit

[Slam_Jones]

FX-4100 @3.6 gHz (next in line to get upgraded: gonna go for a FX-8350 in a week or two)

12 gB RAM (recently upgraded from 4 gigs)

Radeon R9 270 (semi-recently upgraded from an HD6850)

500gB HDD

Since I upgraded the RAM yesterday, it now runs GTA5 like a champ. I'm thinking with a new processor in a few weeks, it'll run even better.

Upgrade list:

FX-8350 processor

SSD (any size)

HDD (500+ gB)

Edited May 19, 2015 by Slam_Jones

[Deutherius]

ASUS K53U laptop:

CPU: AMD E-450, dual core 1.65 GHz

RAM: 3 GB DDR3 (400 MB reserved for GPU)

GPU: AMD Radeon HD 6320

HDD: 5400 RPM 360 GB

OS: Win 7 32-bit

I cannot for the life of me see how this information might be useful to you, but here you go

[Camacha]

It is grey, it has a button on the front, it uses electricity and makes hummy noises when you press the button.

[JokingHinge]

An alienware potato that costs 10,000$

Edit: please help

Edited May 16, 2015 by JokingHinge

[DuoDex]

I currently have a (essentially unused) desktop with a 4690k and GTX 960. My laptop, for which...personal reasons...is where I've been doing most of my gaming for a while has a 3210M, 4GB RAM, and some Intel HD integrated graphics :/.

[rtxoff]

i7 3770K @ 3.5GHz

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780

RAM: 16333 MB

os drive Windows 7: Samsung SSD 840 EVO 250GB

data drive: Samsung SSD 840 EVO 1TB

os drive Arch Linux: OCZ-VERTEX3 120GB

[problemecium]

Intel HD Graphics ;P

[DarkGravity]

18 inch "laptop" Core i7 4800 @ 2.7GHZ Twin Nvidia 770s with 3 Gigs each. 32 Gigs Ram. 200G SSD and 750G HDD.

[Rainbowtrout]

Planning on doing some upgrades to the graphics card and the CPU soon, to run GTA V.

Intel Core i3-3240 3.4GHz

8GB RAM

AMD Radeon 6670 2GB

2TB HDD

[mackadelik]

Its enough to run KSP on max. Too new to the game to know if this will lag with lots of ship/station parts : p

Intel Core i7 4820k 3.7Ghz 10mb cache

8GB Ram

EVGA GeForce GTX470

2 256 Gig Solid State Samsung hard drives

Gaming Mouse and Keyboard from Logitec

Asus 24inch 144mhz Gaming Monitor (1920x1080)

[The Destroyer]

Planning on doing some upgrades to the graphics card and the CPU soon, to run GTA V.

Intel Core i3-3240 3.4GHz

8GB RAM

AMD Radeon 6670 2GB

2TB HDD

Uh, HD 6670 users unite?

I'm looking at a R9 280-290

[Slam_Jones]

Planning on doing some upgrades to the graphics card and the CPU soon, to run GTA V.

Intel Core i3-3240 3.4GHz

8GB RAM

AMD Radeon 6670 2GB

2TB HDD

From my experience getting GTA 5 running on my machine, it looks like you're mostly there

Looks like your RAM is fine (usually my RAM usage goes up to 6 gB (out of 12) or so while playing), maybe upgrade to 12 gig if it lags while moving quickly. When I tried running it on 4 gigs, it would be fine til I got to the city, where it would have to load new assets and such... which lagged out my poor RAM. With 12 gigs, it runs almost flawlessly.

Not sure about your CPU: I use an AMD FX-4100 3.6 gHz and it seems to run pretty well.

As for graphics cad, just make sure whatever you get has AT LEAST 2gB on-board memory. If you get one with 4 gigs, you can run all textures at full (so long as the rest of the system can keep up). Below 2 gigs of on-board, and it won't be able to handle it (at least not in 1920 x 1080... haven't tried with lower resolutions)

Only issue I've had personally is my CPU (or mobo, potentially) getting a little hot and starting to drop the framerate... quitting the game for a few minutes to let it cool off seems to help though.

Good luck!

Uh, HD 6670 users unite?

I'm looking at a R9 280-290

Heh, I had a HD 6850 and upgraded to an R9 270... a decent upgrade Wish I had had the cash to get an R9 290... that'll be next year, I think.

Edited May 20, 2015 by Slam_Jones

[Whippler]

Well here goes, and it's not just for gaming.

intel i7 5930K

2x MSI GTX970

G.Skill 4000Mhz, 16GB

1TB Samsung EVO SSD

4TB + 500GB HDD