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Hands-on with GTA 5 on PC at 4K - IGN
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WhiskerFrisker
Member
The mods for this game will be absolutely insane if GTA 4 is anything to go by. I can't wait to see what the community comes up with.
i'll probably go physical too. that download scares me and one form of DRM is preferential to 2.
Explain your reasoning? I don't get where your line of thought is coming from here?
The recommended is a gtx660 2gb - I don't get what your problem is?
I was assuming that the screenshot with 2.6GB VRAM usage was at 1080p, but if that is 4k, then it shouldnt be an issue.
I dont think that means anything since they never disclose the settings for Recommended Specs.
I have an asus g74sx with the following specs. Will my graphics card be chugging if I play it on this?
Operating System
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit
CPU
Inte Core i7-2670QM 2.2GHz
Screen
17.3"
Memory
12GB DDR3
Storage
750GB
Optical Drive
Supermulti Dual Layer DVD-RW
Graphics Card
Nvidia Geforce GTX 560M
Video Memory
3GB GDDR5
Also, I'm wondering if I can upgrade my card as I couldn't find any details about that online.
Operating System
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit
CPU
Inte Core i7-2670QM 2.2GHz
Screen
17.3"
Memory
12GB DDR3
Storage
750GB
Optical Drive
Supermulti Dual Layer DVD-RW
Graphics Card
Nvidia Geforce GTX 560M
Video Memory
3GB GDDR5
Also, I'm wondering if I can upgrade my card as I couldn't find any details about that online.
It's super hard to tell until it is in players hands as no one has a clue how well it actually performs.
I would generally say expect medium to high settings at 1080p with the sliders set to reasonably low for a semi decent framerate. If you want 60fps I would guess turning some IQ settings off or knocking down certain settings to low/medium.
Again it is super hard to tell which graphics options cause the biggest hit so this is just a super general ballpark of that to expect.
Dictator93
Member
That will beat the PS4 version. By quite a nice margin as well.
The 560M is as fast as an 450 GTS. Also the CPU is only @2,2Ghz....I think it should run at 30fps@middle/low stettings
And no, you can't upgrade mobile graphicscards unless they are MXM cards.
Astral/H3X
Member
I don't even give two shits about GTA, and I'm considering buying this just to support the extra work.
It's really all guesses since we don't have any proper benchmarks but judging by the official system specs, the collaboration with the MP3 team, and the added dev cycle for PC, I'd say you'll be rocking it just fine at 60 fps 1080p. But don't bet money on it though since as said, it's all just speculation until the game is actually benchmarked.
I H8 Memes
Member
Prove me wrong R*.
abracadaver
Member
What is reflection msaa?
Turn down that MSAA and watch VRAM usage drop like magic.
UnrealEck
Member
Reflections on cars' paint and puddles will be anti-aliased so they'll look sharper.
Anti-Aliasing for the reflections.
Dictator93
Member
The game is geometry doubling and whatnot for its planar reflections. Those are usually rendered at a lower resolution (think deadly preominition) and without any edge smoothing.
NEOPARADIGM
Banned
lol it's a bullshot to begin with and you think it looks bad? That's classic.
Crimsonclaw111
Member
Sounds fantastic. Now next time, don't delay it by a year and a half, and don't string along the pc players with such shit communication.
If a PC version ever shows up :/
digitalrelic
Banned
So. Fucking. Excited!
I'd have the say the wait is sounding well worth it.
If we'd gotten this a year and a half ago, we'd have probably gotten little more than a more basic port of the 360/PS3 version.
Crimsonclaw111
Member
I'd have been fine with the delay, but they were terrible at talking to their fans. That's what I have issues with.
If the port is as awesome as it sounds, I'll be happy about the end result.
Nyteshade517
Member
details about how custom soundtracks will be handled in GTA V
http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2015/04/08/five-reasons-why-the-pc-version-could-be-the-best-gta-v-edition.aspx
http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2015/04/08/five-reasons-why-the-pc-version-could-be-the-best-gta-v-edition.aspx
Solid Samus
Banned
compressed screenshots showing clear compression and rendering flaws = bullshots
only in GTA V PC threads...
tell me, what is a bullshot?
ndawgdrake
Member
Pepper thy angus of my 6970 2GB (OCed)
I'm not confident with my specs at all, but I only just entered PC gaming one year ago precisely:
Evga GeForce GTX 780
Intel i5 4670K 4C/4T
16GB of RAM
I just hope I can run it at 1080p with 60fps and the highest on population density and draw distance. Then I'm fine if I have to tone down other effects a little bit.
Evga GeForce GTX 780
Intel i5 4670K 4C/4T
16GB of RAM
I just hope I can run it at 1080p with 60fps and the highest on population density and draw distance. Then I'm fine if I have to tone down other effects a little bit.
Thanks for the input kabel, appreciate it. Sucks that I cannot upgrade the graphics card though. Stupid salesman said I could....
SmartWaffles
Member
You should be able to handle 4K@30fps if not 60. 1080p or 1440p@60fps will be ezpz mode.
That screenshot is indeed 3840x2160, if at that resolution it only uses 2.6GB VRAM, I think a 300$ card can handle 4k@30fps.
SmartWaffles
Member
oops double post.
Well what laptop are you using?
If the 560M is a MXM model, you're lucky.
But I also think that only old 5XXM cards would be compatible in that case....
I dunno.
CharmingCharlie
Member
I played GTA 4 with Nvidia 3D vision and it was a pretty good experience, the 3D effect really brought the game to life. It wasn't 100% compatible though, you had to turn shadows off and obviously the framerate took a hell of a hit.
If they have made GTA 5 fully Nvidia 3D compatible then kudos to them, still not enough to get me to support them though.
I thought you had the game. You were talking about the file download placement yesterday.
