it will run fine. Bit maybe when you get 9 tiles filled up with buildings it light get a lilttle slow.
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Hey guys,
My specs are:
CPU: Intel i7 - 4700MQ @ 2.4gh (quad core)
RAM: 16-gig
GPU: Nvidia Geforce GTX 770M with 3gb of GDDR5 memory
Thanks.
My specs are:
CPU: Intel i7 - 4700MQ @ 2.4gh (quad core)
RAM: 16-gig
GPU: Nvidia Geforce GTX 770M with 3gb of GDDR5 memory
Thanks.
CPU : [Quad Core] Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3570 CPU @ 3.40 ghz
RAM : 8.00 GB
SYSTEM : 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
GPU : Nvidia GT 620 1GB RAM
Im worried about the GPU but on games like tropico 5, simcity 5 etc I just turn off shadows which allows me to play at comfortable fps with ultra/high settings on those games. So if I turn off anti-aliasing , shadows , and the wierd hazy effect on buildings would I be able to run it with high texture settings etc?
RAM : 8.00 GB
SYSTEM : 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
GPU : Nvidia GT 620 1GB RAM
Im worried about the GPU but on games like tropico 5, simcity 5 etc I just turn off shadows which allows me to play at comfortable fps with ultra/high settings on those games. So if I turn off anti-aliasing , shadows , and the wierd hazy effect on buildings would I be able to run it with high texture settings etc?
The game will run a little better, but your lower resolution will mean all of the menus will be larger and may block you work. 1600 x 900 shouldn't be too bad if you have 1920 x 1080. it's only a little smaller.
Remember, city builders use mostly the CPU to run the game. so graphics won't have a huge affect on the game. Just better graphics quality.
GPU: GTX 970 (1920x1080)
CPU: AMD Phenom II x6 1055t (@2.8GHz)
RAM: 8GB Corsair
OS: 64-bit Windows 7 Home Premium
Don't be tricked by my GPU. My processor has bottlenecked my system in many games, particularly games like Rome 2 and Arma 3. A lot of the larger battles were around 30fps in Rome, and I could barely scrape 25fps on the lowest settings in Arma 3.
I'm certain I'll at least be able to run Cities, but I want to know if it'll at least look decent.
CPU: AMD Phenom II x6 1055t (@2.8GHz)
RAM: 8GB Corsair
OS: 64-bit Windows 7 Home Premium
Don't be tricked by my GPU. My processor has bottlenecked my system in many games, particularly games like Rome 2 and Arma 3. A lot of the larger battles were around 30fps in Rome, and I could barely scrape 25fps on the lowest settings in Arma 3.
I'm certain I'll at least be able to run Cities, but I want to know if it'll at least look decent.
Laptop
CPU - intel I5-3230M @ 2.6 GHz
GPU - Nvidia Geforce GT 650M
RAM - 6GB
I have a feeling this won't be enough. Really hope that's not the case as this game looks awesome.
Thanks in advance.
CPU - intel I5-3230M @ 2.6 GHz
GPU - Nvidia Geforce GT 650M
RAM - 6GB
I have a feeling this won't be enough. Really hope that's not the case as this game looks awesome.
Thanks in advance.
One of the higlights of Direct X 11 is to enable a better use of multi-core. Generally rendering big battles and first person shooter games is much "harder" than cities because they are more predictable
It is all guesses with personal experience here... I think you will be COMPLETELY fine and well with nice graphics and big cities.
But our system is rather imbalanced indeed. Phenoms were great for their price, but the lack of multicore support from software really hurt them. And it is pretty old by now, specially compared to the GPU
Tha CPU is designed to consume as little power as possible, be as cheap as possible and so you can do simple web and office tasks. I would expect a very bad gaming experience with CSL
I think you will be fine
The first Mac Book Pro Retina. I don't know the full specs, but the only upgrade I have from the base model is the 500GB hard drive.
CPU : I74930K clocked 4.5Ghz
GPU : Nvidea GTX 780ti
32 GB ram
Can i get Early acces ? :rofl:
I realy need to see if my system can run this :rofl:
GPU : Nvidea GTX 780ti
32 GB ram
Can i get Early acces ? :rofl:
I realy need to see if my system can run this :rofl:
Lenovo Z50-75 Laptop,
AMD FX,
8GB RAM,
1TB + 8GB SSHD,
R7 M260 2GB Graphics,
15.6" FHD
quoting from John Lewis website.
AMD FX,
8GB RAM,
1TB + 8GB SSHD,
R7 M260 2GB Graphics,
15.6" FHD
quoting from John Lewis website.
Ouch. I think you mentioned 2 games intended with "future rigs/setups" in mind.
Specially Arma 3.
Have you tried overclocking that CPU? I'm not sure how well they handle OC, those 1055T's.
My 1090T does pretty well with just a multiplier change. (+0.4GHz to 3.6GHz) and a cheap Zalman cooler (air)
Specially Arma 3.
Have you tried overclocking that CPU? I'm not sure how well they handle OC, those 1055T's.
My 1090T does pretty well with just a multiplier change. (+0.4GHz to 3.6GHz) and a cheap Zalman cooler (air)
Software does not check for things like that prior to running. This value doesnt tell all that much about a CPU overall performance by the way.
There were 3.6GHz processor back in 2006 but they are destroyed by today 2.GHz processors (even comparing single core to single core)
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cpu and gpu around recommended
Should work, gpu better than minimum, but since it's not a gaming card I don't know how well it will perform. Cpu better than recommended.
Welcome to the forum, cpu better than recommended, gpu a bit lower than minimum. The game will run, but how well I don't know,
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Intel graphic card is not supported.
Gpu is lower than minimum, cpu is between minimum and recommended. The game will run, but with how much lag, I don't know.
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Much better than recommended
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Gpu around minimum, so you should be able to play at 1600X900. Cpu is better than recommended
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Cpu better than recommended, gpu better than minimum.
Yes , steam is wrong. You need a directX 11 compatible gpu, and your card supports directX 10
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Cpu better than recommended, gpu somewhere between minimum and recommended.
I don't know. You will be able to run the game, but your gpu is lower than minimum.
CPU: FX-6100
GPU: Radeon 6950
RAM: 16GB
Can't wait, release it this weekend!
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Your system is a bit lower than recommended, so you will be okay.
Cpu somewhere between minimum and recommended. Gpu around minimum.
Your system will run this game just fine. A 970 should give you very high details at 1080p. probably full maxed out graphics.
This game is multi-threaded and your CPU should handle all cof the sims just just fine. It has 8-core support.
The reason your other games had such poor performance is they are single threaded. I even get limited on them on very large battles. Especially online when the internet WILL lag you as well.