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ati 4890
- Thread starter rmo
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Maybe. Probably. Dont know. The game isn't out yet.
If DICE don't make the game scaleable to slightly older cards then it could hurt sales figures.
I really doubt a 4890 would cut it on high settings though.
Probably of more importance is what CPU you have as we know already that BC2 is very heavy on a CPU so I am expecting a newer version of frostbite to be even more demanding.
If DICE don't make the game scaleable to slightly older cards then it could hurt sales figures.
I really doubt a 4890 would cut it on high settings though.
Probably of more importance is what CPU you have as we know already that BC2 is very heavy on a CPU so I am expecting a newer version of frostbite to be even more demanding.
I'm running a 4890 & still play BF2 Daily.
I'll be buying BF3 on day of release & I know I will be able to play it without even looking at no spec requirement crap.
It's not whether it will play it or not it's how high/low you have to have the ingame settings & whether you can game like that.
What CPU you running & how much ram as that will count as well.
I'm running a [email protected], 4Gig of Ram & the 4890 & will be expecting to play BF3 on Medium settings.
Once I have played it then & only then will I decide whether the game is worthy of an Upgrade. Remember we are dealing with EA here & the only decent game they ever released was/is BF2 & that took 18 months of moaning & patching before that got playable for Everybody. ( I've had no issues with BF2 from day 1 tho & like I said still play it daily now.)
I'll be buying BF3 on day of release & I know I will be able to play it without even looking at no spec requirement crap.
It's not whether it will play it or not it's how high/low you have to have the ingame settings & whether you can game like that.
What CPU you running & how much ram as that will count as well.
I'm running a [email protected], 4Gig of Ram & the 4890 & will be expecting to play BF3 on Medium settings.
Once I have played it then & only then will I decide whether the game is worthy of an Upgrade. Remember we are dealing with EA here & the only decent game they ever released was/is BF2 & that took 18 months of moaning & patching before that got playable for Everybody. ( I've had no issues with BF2 from day 1 tho & like I said still play it daily now.)