Question / Help About Dual PC setup, what about laptop CPU ?

NeDix!

NeDix!

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Hello, i am new here

i was doing my work searching without luck, about Dual PC setup, but the second PC as a laptop, specifically an i3 3xxxm

People on reddit/twitch always recommend the best... than always is the most expensive lol

So i wonder, how much can handle a laptop CPU, in my case i3 3110m? 720p@60 medium preset ? of course i know the need of a capture device. (avermedia, etc etc)

So if someone has experience with such spec or similar cpu,config, etc. an give me their result i would be thankful

Best Regards
NeDix!
 
ehm, i3 3110m will have a lot of difficulty handling 720p @ 60 veryfast preset.... let alone medium preset, but presets dont do as much as you'd think though , I tested it a lot...
 
CritVV said:
ehm, i3 3110m will have a lot of difficulty handling 720p @ 60 veryfast preset.... let alone medium preset, but presets dont do as much as you'd think though , I tested it a lot...
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Thx for the respond dude,
Well in ur experience, what presets do the real impact ? slow or very slow ?,
Atm i got a i7 3770@4.1ghz in desktop, i can do veryfast presets 45 or 60fps with some games, but other no :V
So i am searching stuff for the future.
 
to run 720p @ 60 fps at a medium preset on a 2nd computer system, you'd need at least an i5 3000 desktop series cpu or higher. A preset lower than medium barely results in a quality increase. I myself use a single pc setup with an i7 5820k @ 4.4 GHZ and I can run cpu intensive games like battlefield/arma/gta at 720p @ 60 fps with medium preset while staying below 75 percent cpu load.
 
CritVV said:
to run 720p @ 60 fps at a medium preset on a 2nd computer system, you'd need at least an i5 3000 desktop series cpu or higher. A preset lower than medium barely results in a quality increase. I myself use a single pc setup with an i7 5820k @ 4.4 GHZ and I can run cpu intensive games like battlefield/arma/gta at 720p @ 60 fps with medium preset while staying below 75 percent cpu load.
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Thx u so much dude, just what i want to know
 
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