The Witcher 3's PC System Requirements Revealed

[AnthrSolidSnake]

Looks like I'll be getting more life out of my 780ti than I expected. I honestly expected it to be completely out of date within only a couple years.
My AMD 8350 however? Looks like it's starting to become to standard. Which means in order to stay ahead of the game I'll have to upgrade my entire motherboard unless AMD puts out something better on the same socket type. *sigh* Might have to switch back to the more expensive Intel again.

 

[Roofstone]

Thank god I am getting it for my playstation, I barely know what any of those words mean.

I can probably guess my way to what a graphic card does, however.

 

[spartandude]

I nearly spat out my drink, while i meet the requirements (and a little bit more, but not much, maybe one fancy setting) thats insanely high. I mean holy shit is that high. And im sorry CD Projekt Red, I love you guys but im sure you could compress that 40gb a little bit more.

 

[Strazdas]

only differnce being is that i had to have the AA turned off

Where is the difference? Consoles either have no AA or have FXAA (which is not actual AA, but instead a way to blur your visuals so you wont notice the edgies. I and majority of gamers think FXAA is worse than no AA).

Lowest supported is the one in the game settings. Example would be 800x600 in Metro 2033. That is the minimum for it.

I know that games *SHOULD* support modding of resolution. Even though I am one of the biggest proponents of modding, I do not think a game has to have it for such basic things. For God's sake, due to a malfunction of my TV AND Monitor, I am using an old 1280x1024 monitor now. That is pretty low end I have a CRT somewhere as well...

Oh, i see what you mean. yeah, that would make sense. but i guess a lot of people would then complain about not being able to run it meeting minimum specs because they didnt think about lowering resolution, since lowering to a non-native resolution on modern screens is yucky.

most games DO support modding of resolution. using command line stuff like -w800 -h600 or -width800 -height600 will do the trick for most games i saw. others gave a way to edit the settings file to put resolution you want. similar to how people modify field of view for multimonitor gaming.