What parts would i need to run blockland smooth and best qaulity?

[snk 5.0]

I have been playing Blockland for 3 years and well I don't have a great PC to run it that well because for one I cant run Blockland that smooth and I cant really have the shaders  on as well and Im just wondering what parts do you guys recommend to run Blockland on its best?

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[tails]

The modernest gpu you can afford and more than 2gb ram.
(Assuming your cpu is fine, I don't think cpu is important at all)

[Fiber Glass]

What is your budget?

[Night_Hawk]

I have an Asus AMD Radeon HD 7750 graphics card that's fantastic. It should be around 100$. IDK the effects for you, but for me without anything loaded, I can have 150+ FPS with Maximum Shaders. I get around[/possibly over]60 when speedkart tracks and other saves are loaded, and if the load's really big, it'll be around 20/30 fps.

EDIT: If you need to know my system information, let me know via PM.

[Zeblote]

EDIT: If you need to know my system information, let me know via PM.

Alternatively, stop being an idiot and post it here.

[snk 5.0]

I only got 100$ right now.

Also what's really weird is that my cousin said a 20$ graphics card can run it on full shaders, but I think its a lie.

LOL

[snk 5.0]

I have an Asus AMD Radeon HD 7750 graphics card that's fantastic. It should be around 100$. IDK the effects for you, but for me without anything loaded, I can have 150+ FPS with Maximum Shaders. I get around[/possibly over]60 when speedkart tracks and other saves are loaded, and if the load's really big, it'll be around 20/30 fps.

EDIT: If you need to know my system information, let me know via PM.

Thanks man. :)

[Aduioa]

I only got 100$ right now.

Also what's really weird is that my cousin said a 20$ graphics card can run it on full shaders, but I think its a lie.

LOL

You'll get a fancy optical drive with $100.
I paid $750 for my custom built computer.

[Hammereditor5]

Somehow my Radeon HD 7850 @ 1100 MHz can't even deliver 10 FPS on maximum shaders. It used to be able to deliver 50.

[Zeblote]

Also what's really weird is that my cousin said a 20$ graphics card can run it on full shaders, but I think its a lie.

Unless that guy works at nvidia/amd and somehow gets a 95% discount, he has no idea what he is talking about.

[Night_Hawk]

Alternatively, stop being an idiot and post it here.

Well then...

System
Manufacturer: Intel
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 6600 @ 2.40GHz 2.39GHz
Installed Memory (RAM): 4.00GB (3.25 Usable)
System Type: 32-bit Operating System
Pen and Touch: No Pen or Touch Input is available for this display

Graphics
Name: ASUS HD7750 Series
Manufacturer: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
Chip Type: AMD Radeon Graphics Processor (0x683F)
Apx. Total Memory: 2414MB

Basically my machine is mainly a home-use-kind-of-a-system that's been upgraded to a somewhat Gaming PC with 3 hard drives and an Asus AMD Radeon HD 7750 Graphics card.

Anything else?

[QuadStorm]

Since I'm pretty sure you aren't going to upgrade much more than the GPU with $100 (for a good CPU like a i5 4570K, it's already 200ish last time I checked; getting more, faster ram (faster will be more noticeable than just more) 'should' be in range but the GPU should really be priority anyways), You should try for at least a GT 610+ for minimum shaders for most builds in the modest 5-15k range and at least a GTX 750 for satisfactory speed at max shaders for most regular things. (probably exaggerating how much you need a good GPU, but you really do need a mid to high end one to really enjoy maximum shaders in almost everything. basically, if you can get a GTX 760+, by all means get one if your system can support it and won't be bottle necked by other stuff which it likely could be.).

A geforce 210 can run maximum shaders...at a unusable 2-3 FPS for anything worthwhile, so it doesn't really matter if the GPU can run it if it can barely do so.

[Fiber Glass]

Somehow my Radeon HD 7850 @ 1100 MHz can't even deliver 10 FPS on maximum shaders. It used to be able to deliver 50.

That's weird, I had that exact card until I got rid of it for a GTX 670 4GB, used to run max shaders with 100+ FPS.

[A.P.X.]

System
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770K CPU @ 3.50GHz (8 CPUs), ~3.5GHz
Memory: 6144MB RAM

Display Devices
Card name: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770
Display Memory: 4034 MB

Max settings on blockland = 60-66 fps depending on monitor limits.
Cpu will most definitely effect fps if it is older.

[Hammereditor5]

That's weird, I had that exact card until I got rid of it for a GTX 670 4GB, used to run max shaders with 100+ FPS.

I found out today that the framerate is CPU-limited. If I had a FX-6300 again instead of a Athlon II x4 635, there would be no bottleneck. I never thought that the CPU has anything to do with shadows and shaders.