Originally Posted by Ares

Ok, so if your looking to play PUBG ( Which i played before..) U should atleast get a 1070/1080 GTX GeForce in my opinion.
I have a GTX GeForce 1070, and when playing pubg i receive about 200-300 fps at the highest settings possible. Which is believe is Ultra or Epic?
And btw, What GPU did u order?

Originally Posted by DruggedPanda

PUBG? There's no way you're getting 200-300 fps...
CSGO yea, PUBG no.

A 1050ti with a decent CPU should run 150-200fps on CSGO.
Probably 40-80 on PUBG

I have an i5-6600k and GTX 1070, and I get 250-330 fps on CSGO and about 60-120 fps on PUBG.

Originally Posted by cat

I want what you're on man, with a gtx 1080 I get around 90-100 fps.
on medium or lower

Originally Posted by Smaguris

If I get consistent 130-140 fps on PUBG with my 970 and i5 6 gen then idk what you guys are doing with your setups.


To stay on the topic though, don't overspend. These guys are talking about high-end components when in reality you don't need that at all. You can easily upgrade your CPU and graphics card (maybe RAM too if you really want to) to something mid-spec, save a lot on not having to upgrade mobo and still get a decent performance in all current and upcoming games. If you listen to these guys you'll end up spending extra 50% for like 20% boost in performance.. Just go with what Mongius has already stated that would be my best advice.

Edit: Nvm I just realised you already ordered parts, kinda feel dumb now

Originally Posted by DruggedPanda

Out of curiosity, are you using low graphic settings?
What size resolution?

I do sometimes hit the 144 fps on PUBG but hardly does it stay there it stays more around the 100fps average. But it does drop sometimes to 40 or 60-80 depending on certain shit. The game doesn't really stay at a consistent high FPS tbh.

Originally Posted by Smaguris

To get consistent 140 i went low, but generally play on ultra.
1920x1080
Might wanna look into your setup then, you're missing out big time.