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[Moriaena]

You can definitely run it. It might not be really pretty, but you're good to go. Min spec for dedicated graphics memory is 512MB. Everything else looks spiffy. Have fun!

Thanks! I'm really looking forward to the game

[Ale12_02]

Alright guys break it to me gently can I play DA: I on my laptop?
 

CPU: AMD A6-3400M APU with Radeon
RAM: 4GB

GPU: AMD Radeon HD 6520G

I can run DA:O and DA II on high settings with a small fps drop and if on medium its perfectly smooth

Can anyone answer mine? I'm on the edge of my seat waiting >.<

[ashwind]

Can anyone answer mine? I'm on the edge of my seat waiting >.<

 

It looks like your GPU is below the listed minimum requirement. 

[naughty99]

Normally I'm the one helping people on these kinds of threads, but I want to double check before I preorder. I know I'm good except for the card, which is the big ticket item.
 
Specs:
OS: Win 7 Professional, SP1, 64 bit
Processor: Intel i7-2670QM @ 2.20 GHz
RAM: 8GB
Card: nVidia GeForce GT 525M, 1GB dedicated
 
I'm not concerned about how pretty I can play the game right now. I'm building a computer within the next year and I'll enjoy the aesthetics then. I just want to ensure that I can install and run the game. What can I say? I'm an addict

Judging by BF4 performance, I'd say your laptop will have some difficulty running the game at 30fps even at 1280x720, lowest possible settings. You may want to try the game first on Origin and get a refund within 24 hours if you are not happy with performance.

525M is well below minimum spec for DA:I and a little weaker than desktop GT 240 and 9800 S, which are around the minimum to get steady 30fps at 720p lowest settings in BF4.

Good time to upgrade to a better laptop during the holidays if you can.

[Ale12_02]

It looks like your GPU is below the listed minimum requirement. 

Damn does that mean my laptop would probably have a heart attack and die if I tried running the game?

[ashwind]

Damn does that mean my laptop would probably have a heart attack and die if I tried running the game?

 

 Probably will overheat... Following is a website that compares your GPU to the listed minimum.

 

http://gpuboss.com/g...-Radeon-HD-4870

[Ale12_02]

 Probably will overheat... Following is a website that compares your GPU to the listed minimum.

 

http://gpuboss.com/g...-Radeon-HD-4870

Well I don't want that happening   I guess I'm gonna have to get this on 360 or just wait till I can upgrade my laptop
Thank you for the quick replies!

[Sterling]

Figured I'd throw my build in this.

 

i5-2310 2.9ghz Sandy bridge Quad Core (turbos up to 3.3 ghz I believe)

EVGA GTX 970 4GB SC ACX 2.0 - Have overclocked to 1700 mhz while maintaining decent temperatures (below 70 celisus)

8GB DDR3 1333 Mhz

1TB 7200 RPM HDD

Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit

Corsair GS 700 Watt

 

On a monitor @ 1080P 

[ArvinDulku]

I had previously posted in the thread, an honestly I am aware my GPU could be better (GT 630 2GB) and my CPU is way older (i3 intel) but I recently tried the BF4 trial and ran then entire campaign on a solid medium (only thing I had to was lower res, which I was cool with doing) and it was almost smooth like butter no matter how many people were on screen and how many explosions were going off.

 

So I was tentatively confident on doing DAI on low with maybe some textures on medium without any issue (cause I can only afford to upgrade like in January), but all this talk about it being CPU intensive has me worried cause the i3 is technically a dual core with Hyperthreading. And no, I don't buy into the whole DRM affecting performance thing people are trying to perpetuate.

 

Am I screwed? Cause I would be a sad panda.

[Kratan]

Hi guys. I finally got on board the hype-train and caved and bought a PC copy of DA:I. Now I'm worried I won't be able to run it. 

 

Intel® Core™ i7-3630QM CPU @ 2.40GHz

GeForce GT 750M

CPU Speed: 2.4 GHz

8.1GB RAM

Microsoft Windows 8 (build 9200), 64-bit

553.5 GB Free space

 

I can run Bioshock Infinite fine, which is the most current PC game I have. 

 

Will this be a lowest setting game and should I exchange it for an XBOX 360 copy?

 

Thanks guys 

[FuzzySilk]

Will my PC be able to run the game and if at what level?  I'm worried aout the graphics card.

 

CPU: Intel® Core™ i7-2600S CPU @ 2.80GHz
GPU: AMD Radeon HD 6570 1GB
RAM: 8GB Ram

Bumb - Anyone?  What do you think?  Yes, no, maybe?

[Klory]

I had previously posted in the thread, an honestly I am aware my GPU could be better (GT 630 2GB) and my CPU is way older (i3 intel) but I recently tried the BF4 trial and ran then entire campaign on a solid medium (only thing I had to was lower res, which I was cool with doing) and it was almost smooth like butter no matter how many people were on screen and how many explosions were going off.

 

So I was tentatively confident on doing DAI on low with maybe some textures on medium without any issue (cause I can only afford to upgrade like in January), but all this talk about it being CPU intensive has me worried cause the i3 is technically a dual core with Hyperthreading. And no, I don't buy into the whole DRM affecting performance thing people are trying to perpetuate.

 

Am I screwed? Cause I would be a sad panda.

My friend has a similar setup except with a e5800 dual core. He will also be upgrading in the new year.While the developers did say they could get it to run on a dual core with not too terrible fps, its all about how well the engine works,how much effort they put into the min range performance wise and what settings you can lower and disable. Buy it anyway if you're going to upgrade. I'll probably post what fps he gets since we'll be using a vpn to play today (if I can tear myself away from the game). Make sure you get new graphics drivers (when they come out) that will be optimised for DA:I. As you said lower resolutions can give you a couple of frames

[willnz]

Hi guys. I finally got on board the hype-train and caved and bought a PC copy of DA:I. Now I'm worried I won't be able to run it. 

 

Intel® Core™ i7-3630QM CPU @ 2.40GHz

GeForce GT 750M

CPU Speed: 2.4 GHz

8.1GB RAM

Microsoft Windows 8 (build 9200), 64-bit

553.5 GB Free space

 

I can run Bioshock Infinite fine, which is the most current PC game I have. 

 

Will this be a lowest setting game and should I exchange it for an XBOX 360 copy?

 

Thanks guys 

 

Should be fine on lower settings (due to the 750m), would still bank on it looking better on your PC than on the 360.

[Xanibhaal]

Hello all

 

I have to ask as well, as I'm in serious doubt.

 

I play on a laptop.

 

Intel Core i7-3630QM 2.4GHz (turbo boost to 3.4 GHz)

NVidia GeForce GT 640M with 2 GB VRAM

8GB DDR3 Memory

 

The alternative is my PS3. What should I choose? I think the GPU is listed as a not supported graphic card for DA:I but how much does that matter?

 

Thanks in advance!

 

Sorry for blantantly bumping!

[willnz]

Looking forward to seeing how my 860m performs until I get back to my desktop next year. I suspect it is going to be bottlenecked pretty quickly by the dual-core mobile i5 though.

 

GTX860M 2GB

i5 4210m 

8GB RAM

 

However, I'm still to find a game which has the 4-core cpu minimum specs justified, even the awfully ported Watch-Dogs ran on an i3. I've been hitting around 40fps on a medium/high combo at 900p BF4.

 

Luckily, even if Inquisition runs very poorly at 900p I can get my money back and buy the game cheaper on my desktop in a few months anyhow. Win-Win!

[Master Race]

Can i get more opinions on how well i will be able to run the game? I know it passes minimum.

 

AMD Raedon 7770 (1GB ram)

Intel i5-3570k @ 3.40 Ghz (quad)

8GB Ram

 

Will i be able to handle medium settings without problem? Also any suggestions on a new graphics card in the 200-250 dollar range? I will most likely buy one on black friday.

[Elfyoth]

Okay so, I have a question, what are the ordinary prices of new computers of the new generation? Please somone help me, becouse I am planning to buy a new computer, and I dont like to be tricked. I have asked other pepole that told me it is 6000 israeli new shekels (I live in israel) which means somthing like 2k US dollars. I have a good keyboard and all the stuffs I need, I just need the computer. And when I mean a new computer I mean one that will be able to run all the new games (Or most of them) On Ultra. Please tell me your opinnions.   

 

 

 

Edit: Please somone move this thread into non spoiler section...

[eastkaraturcompany]

On a budget you go for: intel 4690k cpu, 8gb ram, radeon 280 gpu

 

With more to spend: Intel 4790k, 16gb ram, nvidia gtx 970 gpu + add an ssd (250gb is realisitc minimum now)

 

If you have more to spend then go for it but you get very little for the money

[Elfyoth]

And what you said now, that comouter, will be able to run DA:I on Ultra?

[Fredvdp]

Normally I'm the one helping people on these kinds of threads, but I want to double check before I preorder. I know I'm good except for the card, which is the big ticket item.

 

Specs:

OS: Win 7 Professional, SP1, 64 bit

Processor: Intel i7-2670QM @ 2.20 GHz

RAM: 8GB

Card: nVidia GeForce GT 525M, 1GB dedicated

 

I'm not concerned about how pretty I can play the game right now. I'm building a computer within the next year and I'll enjoy the aesthetics then. I just want to ensure that I can install and run the game. What can I say? I'm an addict

Your graphics card is below the system requirements. The requirement is an 8800 GT, which quite a bit more powerful than the GT 525M.

 

http://gpuboss.com/g...GeForce-GT-525M

[WinterRaven]

Can i get more opinions on how well i will be able to run the game? I know it passes minimum.

 

AMD Raedon 7770 (1GB ram)

Intel i5-3570k @ 3.40 Ghz (quad)

8GB Ram

 

Will i be able to handle medium settings without problem? Also any suggestions on a new graphics card in the 200-250 dollar range? I will most likely buy one on black friday.

 

This was my exact rig before I upgraded. I would guess medium with a smattering of high settings.

[Kondorr]

My setup is rather close to the minimal requirements:

OS: win7
CPU: Intel Core Quad q8200 2,33Ghz

GPU: Radeon 6750 1GB

RAM: 8GB

I hope I will get it running descent on lower graphics, I wait with the purchase of a new PC till late February...
anyone with a similar setup ready to confirm that the game works?

I got Evil Within and Shadows of Mordor running on medium to low details with this... and I definitely do not meet their minimal requirements... So I have hopes for DAI...

[WinterRaven]

On a budget you go for: intel 4690k cpu, 8gb ram, radeon 280 gpu

 

With more to spend: Intel 4790k, 16gb ram, nvidia gtx 970 gpu + add an ssd (250gb is realisitc minimum now)

 

If you have more to spend then go for it but you get very little for the money

 

I would say that you would only need 8gb of ram especially if your GPU has 2 or more dedicated. 

[J.C. Blade]

Hello, can anyone offer a helping hand?

No, I don't mind if it's on the lowest settings - glorious effects are planned for the next build - I just want to expirence the story first time around   

 

OS: Win 7 Home Premium, SP1, 64 bit

Processor: IntelCore2 Duo E7500 @ 2.93 2.94 GHz

RAM: 4GB

Card: ATI Radeon HD 5670

 

Thank you.

[Wolf]

Hello, can anyone offer a helping hand?

No, I don't mind if it's on the lowest settings - glorious effects are planned for the next build - I just want to expirence the story first time around 

 

OS: Win 7 Home Premium, SP1, 64 bit

Processor: IntelCore2 Duo E7500 @ 2.93 2.94 GHz

RAM: 4GB

Card: ATI Radeon HD 5670

 

Thank you.

 

You have a decent processor but RAM is a bit more important and although your card only has 1GB of dedicated VRAM, it is GDDR5. Should be good enough for medium settings, I believe. It'll probably look a little better than last gen but don't expect any Ultra settings. Otherwise you should be good to go