I already have 8GB of ram, how screwed would i be if i just bought another 8GB of a different brand of RAM?
Would not matter much what brand it is, make sure it has the same latency and speed.
Why? They said 6600 "or equivalent". Anything 2500k and up is essentially "equivalent", even if not OC'd. For as long as PS4/bone are the targets, a 2500k won't be a bottleneck very often.
Heh seems like someone overspent. Did you build it?
Wait what......Windows 10 is recommended!!!???
Why on earth is that the case?
Development for PC is soo lazy and optimisation non exsistant.....16GB of RAM get the fuck outahere!!!, if they even tried im betting they could get it running fine with half that!!, but then why would they bother we're all slaves to the upgrade
It's a Dice game. Even BF4 recovered from its shit launch. Chill, you'll be fine.
Does my i5 3570k 3.4 GHz meet the recommended?
By the letter of their statement, probably not. In reality, yes you'll be fine.
I see that the unwarranted handwringing by the owners of sandy/ivy bridge i5's lives on.
Also 16GB RAM at 2015 is not a tall order at all if you are the kind of people who play AAA games day 1 on PC at recommended settings these days...
It's literally the first game I know that asks for 16GB of RAM. If you own a gaming PC for gaming and don't render stuff on the side until now 8GB have been perfectly fine for any game (that I know of) on the highest settings.
Wait what......Windows 10 is recommended!!!???
Why on earth is that the case?
Just played a couple of games in the beta with everything set to ultra, was getting around 80-90 fps, with the occasional dip into the 60s. Very happy with that performance.
2500k @ 4.3
8gb RAM
780ti @ stock
Sounds good, thanks.
I feel I should know this stuff, being a PC gamer and all, haha
Why would Win10 be recommended and Win7 required?
You need at least Win7 to run the game, but because Win10 handles multithreading better it is recommended as system of choice.
Additionally game will receive DX12 patch in the future, which will only work on Win10.
I'm pretty sure i read it in one of the Siggraph's DICE presentation about Frostbite 3 getting DX12 support in next year and Battlefront getting a patch, but i'm not 100% certain.Has it been confirmed the game would at some point have support for DX12 ?
Just played a couple of games in the beta with everything set to ultra, was getting around 80-90 fps, with the occasional dip into the 60s. Very happy with that performance.
2500k @ 4.3
8gb RAM
780ti @ stock
16 GB of RAM....damn...
16GB ram? That's silly.
I'm pretty sure i read it in one of the Siggraph's DICE presentation about Frostbite 3 getting DX12 support in next year and Battlefront getting a patch, but i'm 100% certain.
They did it with Mantle and they will support Battlefront for years with DLCs, so it would be logical.
I haven't been able to find anything about DX12 in Frostbite games, even though it has been confirmed DX12 support has been added to the engine but no words on whether or not Battlefront will be the first FB3 games to have dx12 support.
I meant 'i'm not 100% certain'
The news is coming directly from Technial Director Stefan Boberg on Twitter, where '@CentroXer' asked "when is DX12 going to be part of frosbite?" with Boberg replying that "it already is, no word on which game will be first though ".
Yes built myself, but I live in Norway so prices are higher :-(
I doubt a i5-2500k, 4GB 670 and 8GB can do max settings at 1440p and 60FPS consistently!That makes very little sense if your PC isn't a piece of crap. You can try the beta and see how it runs.
Going by DF analysis of a beta, recommended specs are for stable 60fps in 1080p with max settings.
You're fine. More than fine. Your proc is faster than the one listed in the "recommended" section.Shit...My CPU is i5-4690K...Ughhhhh