Please tell me you're joking.AnythingOutstanding said:
3 x GTX 580s? That's more than three times the graphics output required to play any game that has ever been created in history at full settings.
Eidos Reveals Deus Ex: Human Revolution PC Specs
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3 x GTX 580s? That's more than three times the graphics output required to play any game that has ever been created in history at full settings.
While I understand that, I don't see what owning three of the most powerful cards available can achieve, myself. At this point no game has even managed to fulfill the graphics capability of ONE of those cards. They're top market, and given the plateu of graphics on console and pc port (with wiggle room given of course to the new Unreal Engine) the single 580 isn't going to be challenged for a good number of years.AnythingOutstanding said:
Three of them? As much as I appreciate what an awesome machine that must be, seems like overkill for the sake of it.
By the time 3 x 580's will be feasable even for the most demanding game, we'll be talking several years down the line and massive folds in prices.
Not saying you were wrong to do it, just my 2 cents. You can't really expect developers to produce for a monster computer like that when we're still seasons away from them living up to GTX 470 expectations.
Ah darn, the game is really starting to look bad, clearly they were taking pointers from modern shooters and the gameplay went down console lane... atleast it will sell great.
Not really try playing metro 2033 on max it barely reach reach 100 fps at 1080p try multi monitor or 3d or high resolution single monitor and your barely getting 60fps (if your using 3gb 580's that is).ZombieGenesis said:
Also don't know why people are so worried about this games graphics not really what I will play it for though nice see a real graphics card under recommend spec.
I wish they could qualify their "recomended" specs, or in the way of Metro 2033, also include an "optimal" spec which might indicate the highest setting requirements...
Anyway, good thing I have two 5850s. This game looks interesting (never played Deus Ex before).
Anyway, good thing I have two 5850s. This game looks interesting (never played Deus Ex before).
I can run Metro 2033 on max settings 1080p with 60+ in many areas on a single 6950 unlocked.murphy7801 said:
I'm doing a bunch of videos to show the game off, I might even just add the fraps readout for the sake of that.
To everyone who blames the low-specs on the game being a port:
Bad ports tend to require very high specs to run. I still remember that when Invisible War came out nobody was able to run it smoothly.
If the game runs smoothly at high settings with the recommended specs then this is a highly polished port.
BTW, it seems that the recommended specs don't have a recommended Nvidia GPU. What's the Nvidia equivalent of the recommended ATI GPU?
Bad ports tend to require very high specs to run. I still remember that when Invisible War came out nobody was able to run it smoothly.
If the game runs smoothly at high settings with the recommended specs then this is a highly polished port.
BTW, it seems that the recommended specs don't have a recommended Nvidia GPU. What's the Nvidia equivalent of the recommended ATI GPU?
I must admit, this begs the question of "Is ARMA 2 good and worth getting?"Raiyan 1.0 said:
OT: I may not get this, but I am ever so-excited if the opportunity arises. It's nice to know it can run on my compy.
Depends upon whether you like tactical shooters. Also, until and unless you have a monster of a PC, don't bother. Apart from being resource intensive, it's not very optimized. Just read the description from the from the last video on YouTube - the guy had eight fans running just to keep his i7 from dying on him...GaltarDude1138 said:
Yer but your not running Physx on that card so not accurate to compare amd to nvidia on that game unless disable it which see the stats race up on a nvidia card to much higher.ZombieGenesis said:
