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No worries, enough to run those will be coming by mid-Nov. from both camps... .
While it seems certain that both camps will release new performance segment cards, I'm not so sure about new high-end stuff. Kyle has repeatedly said not to expect new high-end parts this year. Time will tell, I guess, but I'm not holding my breath.
and to think some people say that a 8800gtx is not outdated and can run this and crysis flawlessly needs a reality check.
when this and crysis comes out, people with 8800gtx are gunna have a nasty surprise
People who think they know how a game is going to run by looking at screenshots instead of developer estimations need reality checks.
No, not in a single-card format.
and to think some people say that a 8800gtx is not outdated and can run this and crysis flawlessly needs a reality check.
when this and crysis comes out, people with 8800gtx are gunna have a nasty surprise
Yeah, compare Tim Sweeney and the boys at Epic to Crytek. That's laughable at best.and to think some people say that a 8800gtx is not outdated and can run this and crysis flawlessly needs a reality check.
Nope, he sure doesn't.You just dont know when to quit.
I did notice he does enjoy his little faces.
Indeed - all previous Unreal titles have run very well (or scaled well, anyway) on 'older' systems. I played UT2k3 on a GF3Ti 64MB or GF2MX 32MB (can't recall), and it ran great. It just looked much better when I got a 6600GT 128MB.Why do you guys think UT3 will require such high specs? Most of the Unreal Engine 3 games (like Bioshock) run great and scale great on various pc hardware. Plus this game is being ported to the Xbox 360 and PS3 which both use last generation GPUs. Maybe I'm a fool, but I suspect this game will run well for most people as long as you have 79XX or 19XX generation video cards. You can't build an online MP community coming out with a game that won't run well on midrange systems. I guess we will see soon enough...
Scott
No worries, enough to run those will be coming by mid-Nov. from both camps... .
I was pleasantly suprised how well my 8800GTX runs Crysis at 1920x1080, maxed, 4x AA
And thats on an unoptimized beta, granted 20-25 fps isnt spectacular, but its still pretty solid for a year old card. The 8800GTX imo is as venerable as the 9800pro was in its day, a long lasting, high performance card.
Your just all over the video card section with your confident "inside info" aren't you...
List your sources or STFU. Even if you did somehow know for a fact something new was on the way there is absolutely no way you can even speculate what kind of power were looking at or even whether or not they will be enough to run unreleased games.
Your full of shit
its not that i dont want crysis and unreal to run flawlessly on a 8800gtx, its just that given the history of 1 year old cards, they dont seem to run new games release a year after the card was launched.
20-25fps is not running crysis flawlesly as u quit mentioned but i dont want to buy a 1 year old card knowing that it could struggle on these new games, bioshock is the first game to realy stress the 8800gtx but unreal is a whole new ball game , the levels are more open.
And dont get me started with crysis, that game just looks amazing and i doubt a 8800gtx can run the game on 1680x on 50-60fps. time will tell because if it can run the game flawlessly i would buy a 8800gtx
I remember the unreal 3 engine was being demo'd all the way back when the 6800ultra was around so i don't think its going to require too much of a power house to run. If you can run medal of honor airborne then your good to go
Oh gee, you mean I don't have to upgrade my entire system to the latest & greatest components available? What the hell?I guess a few people havent seen the specs released?
According to an announcement made today, the multiplayer first-person shooter will run best on a machine with a 2.4+ GHz dual-core processor, 1 GB of system RAM, an NVIDIA 7800GTX+ or ATI x1300+ video card and 8 GB of hard drive space, running Windows XP SP2 or Windows Vista.
This is really the only response that was needed in this thread. The required/recommended specs were released before this thread was posted, and it's clear that this game will run well, and look good, even on last-gen hardware.I guess a few people havent seen the specs released?
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Your just all over the video card section with your confident "inside info" aren't you...
List your sources or STFU. Even if you did somehow know for a fact something new was on the way there is absolutely no way you can even speculate what kind of power were looking at or even whether or not they will be enough to run unreleased games.
Your full of shit
As has been mentioned already, Epic released the minimum and recommended specs. According to those specs: Yes, the 6800 ultra can, indeed, run UT3.so you think a 6800 ultra can run this ut3?
What are you basing this on? Because your speculation certainly isn't consistent with Epic's past performance, the UT3 specs that have been released (and mentioned in this very thread), nor what we've seen from other UT3-engine games.LOL i wish it could but to be honest, i bet a 7900 could BARELY run this on medium
As I said, you do realize teh intarwebz don't contain all the info in the world, especially publicly, right ?
I know some things, but I'm sure as heck not going outside... . Go on believing what you want, the rest who know who's saying what will be smart enough to know anyway.
You want to know who his source is? I already did some prior digging:List your sources or STFU.
That's his source. If you want a good laugh, hit the thread I posted this in...some 19-year-old kid who "works" for a no-name Greek tech site with five whopping reviews that reviews iPhones with what's most likely a camera phone..
A 6800 would be pushing it at "Medium", I'd think, but I wouldn't exactly put it past Sweeney to squeeze that kind of performance out of his platform. Sweeney is to Direct3D as Carmack is to OpenGL -- he, and pretty much everyone else at Epic, are fantastically good at what they do.yep, if i remember correctly they said UT2007 runs great on 6800U with max or Medium (cant remember) on 1280x1024.