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[xeoonotrix]

First of all i wanted to say congratulations on the well received reviews for the game. I think that providing a review ahead of release proves how well the game is made and praise needs to be noted. As gamers we tend to cry foul for many things but it it also vital that we praise developers that makes the game worth it. Today was the release of Assassins creed unity which has many issues on launch. Soon there will be reviews on this game. If EA and Bioware makes sure that their development of games follow a positive suit they will gain more positive traction.

 

Been playing BF4 and i love the frostbyte 3 engine.

 

My specs:

 

i5 2500k

evga SC 780 3gbvram

2 250gb ssd

8gb ram

win 8.1 64 bit

 

Because of the great reviews I will get this game instead of spending money on Assasins creed unity. Competition is good for the market and when you have a great game engine that scales well in PC's  customers are going to buy that game that scales well instead. 

 

 

Best Regards

xeonotrix

[Kantr]

You will be fine on DA:I.

[keesio74]

Yeah those specs are fine. I'm worried about mine, I have a much more dated system:

 

Q6600 running at stock 2.4ghz

nvidia gtx 560ti w/1GB VRAM

SSD

8 GB

running at 1680x1050

[Darth Taurus]

You both will be fine. Your only worries must be your ram if you are going to run the game on high/ Ultra (Keesio, I think you will have to run it on medium :/ ). You will have to turn off all unnecessary background aplications. I was trying to run COD AW on my rig and I got a "Low memory" warning. I have 8 gb ram. 

[Rolfgang]

You both will be fine. Your only worries must be your ram if you are going to run the game on high/ Ultra (Keesio, I think you will have to run it on medium :/ ). You will have to turn off all unnecessary background aplications. I was trying to run COD AW on my rig and I got a "Low memory" warning. I have 8 gb ram. 

 

Games don't use more than 8GB of RAM, so that won't be a problem. I think in your situation, the 'Low memory'-warning was directed towards your VRAM. What videocard do you use?

 

I think my rig can run it high/ultra on 60fps, at least, I hope so

 

i5 4690K 3.8Ghz

Nvidia GTX 970 4GB

8GB RAM

Windows 8.1

[keesio74]

You both will be fine. Your only worries must be your ram if you are going to run the game on high/ Ultra (Keesio, I think you will have to run it on medium :/ ). You will have to turn off all unnecessary background aplications. I was trying to run COD AW on my rig and I got a "Low memory" warning. I have 8 gb ram. 

 

yeah I'm just hoping for smooth playback on "medium" at 1680x1050. If I can get that, I'll be happy.

[Favlin]

Any Information about Dragon Age Inquisition support for SLI and 4K PC monitors using NVIDIA GPU's?

 

I Read this Blog on Gamers INC.

 

"Dragon Age: Inquisition will support AMD’s Mantle on relevant cards. It was implied that 4k resolutions would only be possible with Mantle, though that doesn’t seem to make a whole lot of sense so don’t consider that confirmed"

 

http://www.incgamers...ons-ui-and-more

[helpthisguyplease]

i5-3230M 4GB ram I can put 4 more but not until the waranty is gone and that is a year from now.

GT 720M 1GB

[keesio74]

yeah I'm just hoping for smooth playback on "medium" at 1680x1050. If I can get that, I'll be happy.

 

So far so good with all settings at Medium except for meshes on High. Originally I tried High on most of the settings and it was ok until the cut scenes where it was choppy as heck. Going down to Medium (except meshes) made it decent. Good to see I don't need to buy a new PC.

 

For interested folks, my rig:

Nivida GTX 560ti

Q6000@2.4Ghz

8 GB RAM

SSD

 

 

8 GB RAM