Hah, I play games on PC sometimes, but me having an xbox and liking the simple fact that I don't have to upgrade it every 6 months to play the newest games makes me a button masher? I think NOT. I press with finesse mofo.
Duke Nukem Forever PC Specs Revealed
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Well, at least I know I still don't have to upgrade my system yet. "Built to midrange gaming specs after the release of the first-run PS3" is still a good standard for being able to run modern games. I'd be sad, but I really don't want to fork over the cash to build a new rig yet.
I can't read that gibberish, but it actually looks like my machine might be able to run it. Which is frankly surprising.
Like all games coming out now, I pass all except the processor. Not that I was planning on getting this ginormous turd.
The average user's speakers are garbage, and the above average user's speakers are fairly decent. The ones with powerful X-Fi audio with EAX5.0, X-Ram (which is useless in the face of standard memory) and 5.1 or higher system are an extreme minority. I'd take a sound card over chip any day though...Thedutchjelle said:Pretty light? Wut? My ATI x1600 can't run it.
I hate my gaming hobby for this. Tech bought now is obsolete in just a few years. And it's always the goddamn videocard. Never do they push the audiocard to it's max or whatever. I match everything on that list but the videocard. Sigh.
Well I guess DNF won't come to me then this year
It was a god awful card maybe they put it in as a in joke for developers. Hay 4 years from now we could say the same thing about the gtx 480.
Well, think of it this way. Dragon Age 2 was only 7GB, and it had a ton of recycled environments as a result. This clocks in at 10GB, and given that it is an FPS, this either means its a longer game, or that the missions are going to be packed with shit to throw at people.Easton Dark said:
Only crazy enthusiast rebuild every six months which I can safely say I person that enjoys doing that but I enjoy tweeking the latest hardware, overclocking and the like its a separate part of the hobby one side is the gaming the other is building an optimizing. I can totally understand that majority of people dont want this but I find it great fun but really most pc gamers dont do this.Ian Nelson said:
There is something fascinating about how immediately confrontational an article becomes when it starts with name calling the console folks...
No, this is what we get for 3D Realms leaving most of the work unfinished and then Gearbox trying to fix everything.AnythingOutstanding said:
Your example here is very laughable, especially without context of respective era or other specs from each chip.Pebkac said:
Don't ever make this comparison again.
It is your PC. It takes me less than a minute, starting from clicking on the shortcut.SmashLovesTitanQuest said:
So it's a problem with Steam that the game updates? Wouldn't it actually be good that it is updating the game? And what does it have to do with Steam? If you don't leave it running in the background, then it can't get updates. You can also toggle the setting to not automatically update the game.
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yeah, no problem for me
i have even a ati 3850 and i still can run modern games on high. maybe bc i have a q6600 cpu and over 3gb ram.
i have even a ati 3850 and i still can run modern games on high. maybe bc i have a q6600 cpu and over 3gb ram.
HD 2600?
You mean my beefy HD 6970 Overclocked is OVERKILL?
Good god Duke I am ashamed, I figured I'd need at least two hydron collidors hooked to my rig before we'd get a decent FPS out of you!
You mean my beefy HD 6970 Overclocked is OVERKILL?
Good god Duke I am ashamed, I figured I'd need at least two hydron collidors hooked to my rig before we'd get a decent FPS out of you!