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[R3MUS]

The graphic differences between ME2 and ME3 aren't that huge. In ME3 there is better lightning and texture.

Could you run ME2 with no problem at all then you will have nothing to worry about being able to run ME3 on highest settings.

[packardbell]

I suspect the system requirements haven't gone up a lot.. I'm hoping anyway.

[Pax of Doom]

Autoclave wrote...

I would be surprised if they still allowed for single cores cpu to run ME3 so beautifully as ME2 did. I've yet to see one of those new games that can run better on my ancient CPU

I would laugh if they did.  I have a P4, 3Gig ram, and Nvidia GeForce 8400, and ME2 ran nicely.  I still plan on building a rig, but it may ease my budgetary fears when I finally hear the specs.

By the by, can anyone knowledgable about computers comment on hyperthreaded CPUs?  I heard they're wasted for gaming. 

[felipejiraya]

I've managed to run The Witcher 2 smoothly with a Core2Quad, 2GB of memory and a 8600GT so I don't think it will be much of a problem run ME3.

[SKiLLYWiLLY2]

I don't think ME3 will be that much more demanding than ME2.

I would only be worried if you had a hard time running ME2.

I wonder if we can have AA this time? I'm also hoping I don't have to go edit the config files again (which was a bit of a pain to be honest) in order to have a proper mouse sensitivity...

[Bogsnot1]

Given the PC version will more than likely be an Xbox port, and the Xbox is a piece of crap PC clone, I doubt its requirements will be much more than what ME2 was.

[Gorath Alpha]

There is a newer thread (several, now, it seems) that hasn't been shut down for redundancy, as I would have expected. This one, at least, is correctly spelled for easy location using Google / Yahoo / whatever ("Bing"?) I think that this older one here is the only one we need.

[Gorath Alpha]

Gorath Alpha wrote...

There is a newer thread (several, now, it seems) that hasn't been shut down for redundancy, as I would have expected. This one, at least, is correctly spelled for easy location using Google / Yahoo / whatever ("Bing"?) I think that this older one here is the only one we need.

Lord Issa wrote...

I'm pretty sure mine should run it on max, but just to make sure:

i7 840M, quadcore, 8 threads. 2.9ghz

NVidia Geforce 235m, 2048mb. DirectX 11 compatible.

4GB ram

Windows 7.

That should be able to run it at max right? I know the specs sound quite good, but it is a laptop.

AFAIK, the 335M is a mobile GTS 250, and therefore, not particularly great at all.  It's not awful, being roughly equivalent to a Mobility Radeon HD 5650, so no "MAX" for you, just medium. 

www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GT-335M.24060.0.html

Incidentally, Notebook check says there never was any "235M". 

P. S.  The cyclic frequency (speed of new comments shoving things off the top page) here seems inordinately high for summertime, when most would-be gamers want to be outside if they can... Is the weather just horrible everywhere today? 

Modifié par Gorath Alpha, 15 juillet 2011 - 05:52 .

[Arppis]

Creator001 wrote...

1.BTW i dislike consoles. IMHO: consoles are for kids or poor peope

And when PC players are mentioned that updating your PC is troublesome and expensive, etc... They claim that it's cheaper than console gaming. It's always one or another.

And you know, it's best to own all the devices.

Choosing PC only is for the poor people too.

[Lord Issa]

Oh sorry I was completely wrong I meant 435M, how's that?

[Gorath Alpha]

Just because that member decided to add bait to his comment, and play the part of a TROLL, does not mean that you should fall into that trap and feed the Troll that way.

[PnXMarcin1PL]

try upgrading your computer, should help

[Gorath Alpha]

Lord Issa wrote...

Oh sorry I was completely wrong I meant 435M, how's that?

It appears to be roughly the same general performance, still being compared to AMD's Radeon HD 5650.

www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GT-435M.35836.0.html

Sorry, still "Medium". 

[Kekkis]

Gorath Alpha wrote...

Just because that member decided to add bait to his comment, and play the part of a TROLL, does not mean that you should fall into that trap and feed the Troll that way.

Just give vodka to a troll and he will be happy one day and he can´t do any trolling next day.

[Lord Issa]

That's a shame, seeing as my laptop can run Mass Effect 2 maxed out with perfect framerate. However my laptop is only compatible with upto 720p-I assume it can run maxed out 720p?

[Gorath Alpha]

Honestly, I still think in terms of PC displays. Most likely at 1280 by 1024, the older "squarer" screen, a GT 435m could get a nice mix of medium and high settings, so if 720 p requires fewer than 1,310,720 pixels, you would be in good shape.

I use the same display for both a gaming machine and a business machine, and the older style display's shape is much superior for business use (I have a switching device with the acronym "KVM" switch for Keyboard, video, and mouse, but it's not as good with the mice as it is with the display and keyboard, and mine is so old it doesn't include audio switching).

[Lord Issa]

Hmm. I'm a bit worried by what you're saying, as in theory my laptop should be able to run practically anything maxed out-it's the best of last year's Dell XPS 15's, and it's served me very well. It can run any current gen game maxed out, but I suppose the game won't be out for a while-we'll see then.

[Lord Issa]

No DirectX11? I'm pretty sure I can max it then, awesome.

[CroGamer002]

Bioware said that they are aiming for same PC requirements from ME2, but never is it minimal or maximal.

As far as we know, there can still be DX11 support but be playable on weaker PCs like with ME2.

Modifié par Mesina2, 15 juillet 2011 - 06:37 .

[Gorath Alpha]

I do not believe that a 435 could have been "best" when it's that limited in performance. Various Geforce GTX n60m cards have been used in laptops much longer than any of the GT n35ms have been around, and higher GTXs than just 60s.

Newness is meaningless. When you want to play games at max now, you need a GTX, not a mere GT, with a GTS in between them.

[FRANCESCO84Inn]

Mass Effect 2 use a Unreal Engine 3 and Mass Effect 3 use the Ureal Engiene 3
its possible to have in the next game level of the detail fo texture more high.
my confuguration of may pc is :
Mother board - Asus Maximum IV Extreme
CPU- core I 7 2600k 3.4 ghz in over clock at 4.2 ghz
Graphic card- AMD hd 6970
NPU- Killer networking

[R3MUS]

If you could run ME2 without problem you should be able to run ME3 with no problem. ME3 has better lightning and textures but that will not be too far away from the ME2 PC requirements.

[Stephen1981]

yea my PC ran ME1 and ME2 np gonna assume i can run ME3 no issues