Do make sure you get a 360 pad for it though, the game was designed for them and it shows.
I prefer mouse and keyboard for everything except the helicopter. Moving the camera with the 360 controller is fail.
Do make sure you get a 360 pad for it though, the game was designed for them and it shows.
I have been waiting to play this for a while. I am getting a new rig next week. Will an overclocked i7 with a 4890 chew this up at 1920x1200?
Somethings a-miss Happy, you should breeze it![]()
GTA IV first 30% of story was great but once youre half way through the second island its gets a bit 'go to this place, youre my bitch, do it or you die' .....then last 20% starts to get interesting. Completed it few months ago but reinstalled (1TB drive) ....the lack of AA was awful, its the first thing you notice
If you want a better sandbox style game, I would recommend Saints Row 2. Mmmmmm!
GTA IV is both heavy on GPU and CPU.
I have a Q6600, a 2900xt and 6gb of RAM, will I be able to run okish at 1440x900 on highish settings?.
Q6600 @ stock is unfortunatly not upto it, 3GHz+ is enough an for acceptable gaming experiance with high settings. I happen to own 1x 2900XT as back up card and it runs the GTSIV fine, no suprise as the game is largely CPU limited.
For me Vista 64 runs the game better than XP SP3, even with both been fresh instals.
Ah right, thanks for that, its running at stock for the moment but I have got it up to 3.2ghz before, so might have to overclock it a little again.
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18010123&page=2
Some GTAIV + Q6600 info at the above thread, worth a look and will give you an idea of how the game 'might' run on your set upBear in mind that whilst your Q6600 should manage at least an average 30+ fps @ 3.2GHz, with 5* Wanted level or mass exploisions it will dip into midd 20's a fair bit, still better than my XBOX360 could manage with the game.