Detecting if player's GPU is UE5 minimum requirement compatible?

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Is there any way to detect if someone’s PC is compatible with UE5? (GTX1070 minimum requirement).

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Hey there @Resolve! You can absolutely detect the GPU in C++ but you’ll also have to make your own definitions on minimum and the qualifications. Here’s a thread with some good info to pull that off!

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i’m using a GTX 1070 8G, 64GB RAM 2400MHz and dual Xeon E5-2680v4 2.4GHz… No problem, UE5.2.1 is runing… you can do it

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Nice flex :wink: but OP is asking how to detect somebody else’s specs.

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Sometimes i don’t read the cueston well… i’m in my world :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

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There are occasional deals to be had on Xeons, they get a second life and perform well. Assuming you got it used?

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Ok, look, you can use libraries of windows/Linux/Mac to do it…

However only works in a unique OS…

So maybe you can look into the QT libraries (Portables)…
Or maybe you can use the libraries of CodeBlocks WX (Portables too)

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Yes… I bought it very cheap in AliExpress. About €80 each processor. A Chinese HUANANZHI motherboard about 150E. The memory about €150… In total I spent about €1000… I’ve been using it for over a year and I haven’t had any problems.
It is an impressive machine!! :slight_smile:

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Ehm, weren’t they, like, $2k a pop when released!? Deal of a life time, mate - especially considering you got your hands on a €150 mobo…

Just checked, out of curiosity - it supports 5TB RAM :]

Can all cores turbo to 3GHz+ or even 3.3GHz? And sustain it?

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Yes, they are second-hand… They are from Google and Amazon servers.

And yes, I know, little by little I’ll add more RAM… I’m waiting for the price to drop a little more. Since DDR5 is already on the market, the price of DDR4 is going to plummet and then I will buy it.

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Yes, that’s what the specs say.

https://www.intel.la/content/www/xl/es/products/sku/91754/intel-xeon-processor-e52680-v4-35m-cache-2-40-ghz/specifications.html

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Hence me asking for a first hand experience. The usual deal is they cannot maintain advertised turbo speeds for too long, not without a sophisticated cooling solution, and end up throttling. Had a Xeon once, an older one, though.

Anyway, that’s plenty of threads.

@Resolve - speaking of, sorry for derailing yours.

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I do not know what to tell you. For me it’s luxurious.
The truth is that I have not paid much attention to it.

I like it because I can have a thousand programs running at the same time.

I can render video and have Unreal and Blender open and listen to music all at the same time and the PC like nothing happens.

I’ll see if I can do a Benchmark and I’ll show it to you

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I don’t see that it exceeds 2.88 GHz… I don’t know what to do to put it more to the limit. What I do know is that the V4s cannot be overclocked. The V3 can be overclocked.

Benchmark says that in multithreading it is better than an i9 (and a thousand times cheaper)

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This looks more than fine, pretty much what I was expecting actually:

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I’d be chuffed, tbh. To go higher, you’d need to cool it better. This is Intel® Turbo Boost Technology 2.0 which applies to all cores. This is a great result considering the number of cores…

edit: you need an SSD!

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Yes, the truth is that I am very happy with the purchase.
There is a good quality price relation.
The truth is that it is not a Ferrari. But it’s a truck.

hahaha!!
That HD is at least 10 or 15 years old.
I think it still lasts 10 more years. XD