Dicehunter
Resident Newb
I wonder how it will perform though considering Linux isn't bogged down by butt loads of stuff and is a fairly clean OS.
Witcher 3 System Requirements
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I wonder how it will perform though considering Linux isn't bogged down by butt loads of stuff and is a fairly clean OS.
jaspervandervalk
New member
nice to see a cruncher being released I have yet to find anything to match the power for my GTX 980 XD
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remember300
Active member
Im just waiting for it to come out, a few games are making a kind of jump up from needing only the gtx X60/X60 ti, range for recommended settings and several versions before.
Could this mean we will expect a big GPU jump forward with performance?
Glad i have a system to run it, however feeling sad i had a high end card a year ago... and its near recommended system specs
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Could this mean we will expect a big GPU jump forward with performance?
Glad i have a system to run it, however feeling sad i had a high end card a year ago... and its near recommended system specs
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Dicehunter
Resident Newb
Im just waiting for it to come out, a few games are making a kind of jump up from needing only the gtx X60/X60 ti, range for recommended settings and several versions before.
Could this mean we will expect a big GPU jump forward with performance?
Glad i have a system to run it, however feeling sad i had a high end card a year ago... and its near recommended system specs
I feel your pain, This time next year my 295X2 will be just an expensive paper weight
remember300
Active member
Yes and no, At least you dont have the VRAM bottle neck ... You have 8gb on there dont you 4GB for each GPU.
Im stuck with 3GB, "sad face" lol.
Either we will get a lull in games or GPU's will jump up in performance.
The minimum spec is reasonable though, glad to see it utilises more cores
good for us who invested but maybe bad for those little awesome intel Anniversary chips.
Im stuck with 3GB, "sad face" lol.
Either we will get a lull in games or GPU's will jump up in performance.
The minimum spec is reasonable though, glad to see it utilises more cores
good for us who invested but maybe bad for those little awesome intel Anniversary chips.
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
It's mainly because this is a "The Way It's Meant To Be Played" title so AMD performance takes a back seat with the game devs.
remember300
Active member
But give it a few months and AMD might be able to give you better performance
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
But give it a few months and AMD might be able to give you better performance
They just need to sort out their drivers to be honest and we'd be golden
remember300
Active member
Yeah you deffo have much more Horsepower than me lol even if i am running Nvidia lol
Time to buy some DDR3
Wait what, are you still on DDR2? :\
I don't know why but my first thought on this thread was imagine playing this at Tom's place. So much power and monitors.
Wait what, are you still on DDR2? :\
I don't know why but my first thought on this thread was imagine playing this at Tom's place. So much power and monitors.
Nope, I´m on DDR3 but just have 4GB:blush:
Stuen4y
New member
280X with OC should not perform more than 10% worse than a 770 with OC so I think those requirements are dictated mainly by the money Nvidia has invested in the title. On top of that in 90% of the situations a 280X has 50% more memory than a 770 unless it's a 4GB version which is everything but common and given Witcher 3 is a modern game, the tendency is for new titles to be very memory hungry, even if optimised otherwise.
Those requirements speak good though, as the game will not be a disappointment in terms of how beautiful the previews shown up to this moment are compared to the final product. Cudos to CD Project Red, I think they will not fail the enthusiasts once again.
Those requirements speak good though, as the game will not be a disappointment in terms of how beautiful the previews shown up to this moment are compared to the final product. Cudos to CD Project Red, I think they will not fail the enthusiasts once again.
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
280x and a 770 are nearly dead even. I would opt for a 280x still though because of the extra vram. Hopefully they try to keep it this way though. Not skew the results.
