Assassin's Creed Unity PC Requirements

@harry_james_pot said:

@GameFan1983 said:

Alot people mistaken demanding system source to the actual optimization, So far the SLI profiling worked great, and all CPU cores are evenly worked out through and through, I agree that a lot glitches need to be addressed, especially on PC, but visually speaking ACU is definitely top 3 best looking PC games out there that is, its graphic totally justify the system requirement.

To address the topic, you probably shouldn't get PC version if you have anything less than a GTX680/770 and if you don't mind stick to low/medium setting(below console visual) game doesn't seem ask much from CPU and Ram, 3rd gen I5 and 8G should be enough, (60% on my CPU and 40% on 32G ram)

For everyone's info(from Nvidia)

Now that pic is just nonsense, the 680 and 770 are basically the same card.. And the difference is low to high?

And come on.. the requirements are justified? The game has literally the worst pop-in I have ever seen. Also it looks great inside interiors and when on street level, but when you get on a roof or an open area the awful LOD starts to show all over the place. The game is horribly optimized, even the console version which is supposed to run at 30 keeps dropping to 20.

770 has 8%-15% advanctage on 680 in all benchmark tests, suggesting a better card to play at slightly higher setting sounds pretty reasonable to me. especially from GPU manufacture itself.

Maybe there are many reasons to hate ACU, but graphic definitely isn't one of them, people asking for true next gen graphic and UBI delivered(maybe pushed the limit little too far) this is the detail on one random NPC out of couple thousands,

pop in had been fixed 1 patch ago, also in door environment has 95% less objects/Characters with no GI to render, hence requirement far less computing power, same with every other open world games ever released,

making no mistake, this game is built for 5% PC gamers, and maybe 2% for full experience. UBI did made it clear before release, I'm sure most PC gamers read the system requirement.

670 not even listed in that list :O lol.

When I turn Vsync off I can run the game average in the upper 70's maxed (msaa 2X) at 1440p. I turn Vsync on though because the tearing is brutal. With TXAA i dip in to the low 40's but probably average 50. The biggest dips are during cut scenes. I checked TXAA at 1080p and I hit the 90's with dips into the 50's. The game is far from optimized, but it is possible to run the game at 60+ frames. It just takes some beefy hardware.

I think you also have help from the extra vRAM.

At 1440p I can only use up to 2xMSAA. If I try 4xMSAA it will stutter when running through open areas,

So to run the game at 1440p with anything higher than 2xMSAA you will definitely need more than 4GB of vRAM.

Sedatech PC Gamer Ultimate Desktop Intel i7-3770 4x 3.4GHz Processor