from the interviews i am starting to think that the graphics card wont be quite as important, but a solid state drive and a lot of ram may be very helpful with all the streaming tech that they are using
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from the interviews i am starting to think that the graphics card wont be quite as important, but a solid state drive and a lot of ram may be very helpful with all the streaming tech that they are using
It doesn't scare me it excites me, I love it when games push hardware.Grey_Eyed_ElfYou have a high end rig, thats why
An SSD wont do anything except shorten load times and this game will probably use 4-6Gb of RAM at most. I'm guessing this will definitely need a lot of GPU muscle like SLI GTX 580's or CF Radeon 6970's to run it on max settings. Of course we wont know for sure until we get closer to the launch date.
An SSD wont do anything except shorten load times and this game will probably use 4-6Gb of RAM at most. I'm guessing this will definitely need a lot of GPU muscle like SLI GTX 580's or CF Radeon 6970's to run it on max settings. Of course we wont know for sure until we get closer to the launch date.
demonic_85
I thought that they said the trailers were running on a single 580. I could be wrong, but I think somebody mentioned that.
An SSD wont do anything except shorten load times and this game will probably use 4-6Gb of RAM at most. I'm guessing this will definitely need a lot of GPU muscle like SLI GTX 580's or CF Radeon 6970's to run it on max settings. Of course we wont know for sure until we get closer to the launch date.
demonic_85
thats what i thought initially, but it seems like the core tech is alot like frostbite 1 with better physics, and the textures will be streamed from the hard drive as they are needed and not all loaded loaded up initially
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SLI GTX 580's or CF Radeon 6970's
FrostMTG
No. I highly doubt the hardware needed to run it max is set that high.
depends on your definition of max. i play games at 1280X1024 (i need a new monitor :( ) so i reckon my 5850 will have a pretty good stab at it at that res in terms of other visual settings. but max to others is 1920X1080@60FPS with max AA and AF. that will require some pretty mighty umph by the look of it. so define max first :P.[QUOTE="demonic_85"]
An SSD wont do anything except shorten load times and this game will probably use 4-6Gb of RAM at most. I'm guessing this will definitely need a lot of GPU muscle like SLI GTX 580's or CF Radeon 6970's to run it on max settings. Of course we wont know for sure until we get closer to the launch date.
tmgwarrior72
thats what i thought initially, but it seems like the core tech is alot like frostbite 1 with better physics, and the textures will be streamed from the hard drive as they are needed and not all loaded loaded up initially
hard drives are quite effective at streaming data in as needed. an SSD is much better of course but as long as you have a solid 7200RPM HDD then i think you will be fine.[QUOTE="FrostMTG"][QUOTE="demonic_85"]
SLI GTX 580's or CF Radeon 6970's
osan0
No. I highly doubt the hardware needed to run it max is set that high.
depends on your definition of max. i play games at 1280X1024 (i need a new monitor :( ) so i reckon my 5850 will have a pretty good stab at it at that res in terms of other visual settings. but max to others is 1920X1080@60FPS with max AA and AF. that will require some pretty mighty umph by the look of it. so define max first :P.Max visual settings at your monitors native resolution, with enough AA so jaggies aren't noticable, this is in my opinion, maxing, as it is the highest level of image quality. 4-8x AA at 1920x1200 resolution.
Not sure what exactly it will require. But after they said that only 5% of players will be able to max it, I set out with the goal to build a PC that will fit into that 5%. GTX 590 3GB, AMD Phenom II X4 overclocked to 4Ghz, 8GB DDR3.
SSD and a lot of ram? lol whut? Again, a good CPU and GPU will be needed.from the interviews i am starting to think that the graphics card wont be quite as important, but a solid state drive and a lot of ram may be very helpful with all the streaming tech that they are using
tmgwarrior72
[QUOTE="Grey_Eyed_Elf"]It doesn't scare me it excites me, I love it when games push hardware.wolverine_97You have a high end rig, thats why No that means stupid consoles aren't holding back yet another PC game
[QUOTE="wolverine_97"][QUOTE="Grey_Eyed_Elf"]It doesn't scare me it excites me, I love it when games push hardware.darkfox101You have a high end rig, thats why No that means stupid consoles aren't holding back yet another PC game Exactly. I hate it when there are barely any games to justify having a high end GPU or two. I wan't games to be better in every way including graphics its a part of the immersion.
I'm not to worried i mean it looked like the demo was running at 60+ FPS at either 1080p on 1600p not sure which one with a 580
I'll be curious to see how a single 5870 handles the game. Based on BF2 the CPU might be nearly as important as the GPU.
BC2 essentially required a quad core for decent performance. I was stuck running BC2 on medium/low with a E6600 and 8800GT SLi and the FPS would still drop below 30 during firefights.I'll be curious to see how a single 5870 handles the game. Based on BF2 the CPU might be nearly as important as the GPU.
whitey_rolls
To be honest it looks like both will be equally important, its annoying though because having quite recently purchased my gpu i was hoping i could max out most games, but when this is released I doubt i will max this one out smoothly xD
sn4k3_64
I'm not that upset with my GPU purchase, I got a great deal on it ... I'm upset with my PSU purchase. I had the TX 750 in my hands which would allow me to crossfire my setup and the clerk at the store talked me out of it to save $20.00 ... what a mistake
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To be honest it looks like both will be equally important, its annoying though because having quite recently purchased my gpu i was hoping i could max out most games, but when this is released I doubt i will max this one out smoothly xD
whitey_rolls
I'm not that upset with my GPU purchase, I got a great deal on it ... I'm upset with my PSU purchase. I had the TX 750 in my hands which would allow me to crossfire my setup and the clerk at the store talked me out of it to save $20.00 ... what a mistake
I'm not either tbh, in fact I won't be buying another gpu for a very long time, because currently my card runs everything I throw at it at 1080p which is awesome. That sucks though not getting psu but oh well you can still get a single card powerful enoughPlease Log In to post.
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