I remember watching one of the last gameplays with frankieonpc on an altis life server, with his monster rig he was getting something like 15-20fps. But if you play online on servers with 40 people along dozens of AI, vehicles and firefights inside cities, no matter what gpu you have your fps will go to 15 or so, probably average 25-30 with your cpu, but since it´s an issue with how the game uses the cpu, you can maintain your higher video settings since lowering them won´t change anything.īut a 660 isn´t enough to play it on ultra with acceptable framerates (30+) and reasonably high view/object distance, you will need a R9 290X or a gtx 780 for that. The PassMark Single Thread scores for the i5-2500K vs the FX-83 to 1520 which shows that in terms of raw per-core processing the FX-8350 is lagging the two year old i5 by 23. If you play missions, especially in single player, with pretty much nothing happening with a low view distance you won´t bottleneck your cpu, then it´s all about the graphics card and what it can handle, then you will be able to achieve higher fps´s like 60+. In terms of raw single-core performance the flagship AMD FX-8350 is lagging behind intels processor line-up by over two generations. To me a software being cpu intensive and a software that bottlenecks the first core without using all other avaiable cores at all are 2 different kinds of beasts.
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