Lots of people recently asking the ol' can I run it question. Maybe because keys are about to go off sale, anyways we all know how different PCs are. Some folks with better rigs than mine have issues so this is in no way a guarantee. I run this game with max settings, AVG. 45 FPS on the current build, no issues. So here's my rig:
Windows 7 64
Intel Pentium dual core 2.2
3 GB RAM
ASUS Radeon HD 7750 1GB
I average about 60FPS @1680 x 1050 (60Hz), and the grass flickers like hell when it's on.
[U][B]My Setup[/B][/U]
Windows 7 64
AMD Phenom II 945 @ 3.4ghz
8 GB RAM
EVGA GTX 650Ti 2GB
I have two pcs, 1 for gaming (in which could obviously run rust perfectly) and 1 for working in which is outdated in gaming and is very old.
Today, I just tried rust on my extremely old pc in which I could run rust with the lowest settings, grass off and the lowest resolution with 30-40 fps. My old pc specs are (Intel Core Duo 2 2.4, 2GB RAM, Radeon HD 2400 xt). It sounds ridiculous but for some reason it runs pretty well for a crap pc.
Win 7 64
AMD A8-3520M APU
with Radeon HD 6620G
1.60 GHz
6GB RAM
I'm running on Low Quality graphic settings.. and its a lil laggy (prob internet)...
My question is, How do you know how many FPS you are getting...
Windows 8.1 Pro x64
ASUS Rampage IV Formula motherboard
Intel i7 4960-X 6-Core
32GB G.Skill RAM
ASUS GTX780 DirectCU II in SLI (2)
OCZ RevoDrive 3 X2 240G PCI-E SSD (Boot drive. Over 1g read/write!)
Seagate Barracuda 3TB (Storage)
Kingwin 1200W Power Supply
Thermaltake Level10 GT Snow Edition Case
3 24inch HannsG monitors
Logitech mouse, keyboard, headset
Yes I know.. overkill.
[QUOTE=NvC Dex;42964230]Win 7 64
AMD A8-3520M APU
with Radeon HD 6620G
1.60 GHz
6GB RAM
I'm running on Low Quality graphic settings.. and its a lil laggy (prob internet)...
My question is, How do you know how many FPS you are getting...[/QUOTE]
I usually use FRAPS to check my frame rate.
Win7 x64
AMD FX 8350
Asus Crosshair V Formula-Z
2x Nvidia Geforce GTX Superclocked
G.Skill 32GB RAM
Custom Watercool
i get a look trough the map every night caused by a flicker
and see the water under the map for 3 seconds ^^
[IMG]http://i.imagebanana.com/img/xebwpp7r/bug.png[/IMG]
Win 7
AMD Phenom 1055T 2.5Ghz 6 Cores
8GB DDR3 1.333Mhz Memory
60 GB SSD with OS installed on it
7200RPM 1TB HDD With the game installed in it.
Sapphire HD 6870 1GB
All on stock settings, with a custom CPU Cooler.
Game runs fine on low settings and on max settings.
Windows 7 Home Premium 64Bit
Intel Core i7 QuadCore 3,40 Ghz
Nvidia Geforce GTX660oc 2GB
8Gbs Ram
Around 60-70 FPS Max setting 1920x1080p With grass off (Its horryble to have it on because of the grass flickering) Also everynight i get to see under the map for about 2 or 3 seconds.
I got a Palit GTX 560 TI (single fan variant) clocked to 910MHz, and AMD Fx 8350 (8 x 4.5 Ghz) and an ancient asus M5A78L Motherboard and can run beautiful setting on HD without problems, altough my poor GTX gets quite hot. (75°C Although this is acceptable, graphic-cards can run up to 100°C without problems)
Windows 7 64
AMD Bulldozer FX-8350
12GB RAM
Asus GeForce GTX 780 2gb
[editline]24th November 2013[/editline]
[QUOTE=theman703;42966396]I got a Palit GTX 560 TI (single fan variant) clocked to 910MHz, and AMD Fx 8350 (8 x 4.5 Ghz) and an ancient asus M5A78L Motherboard and can run beautiful setting on HD without problems, altough my poor GTX gets quite hot. (75°C Although this is acceptable, graphic-cards can run up to 100°C without problems)[/QUOTE]
100*C That is BAD no card should be subject to that for more then 1 - 2 minutes.
[QUOTE=Tehepicford;42966576]Windows 7 64
AMD Bulldozer FX-8350
12GB RAM
Asus GeForce GTX 780 2gb
[editline]24th November 2013[/editline]
100*C That is BAD no card should be subject to that for more then 1 - 2 minutes.[/QUOTE]
Well mine never touches 100°C but card won't explode. But people even think 70-80°C is way to hot. Which is not. Ofcourse a 100°C is harmful but Your card can still work at 100°C. And don't come with "If your card has over 80°C its bad" No its not.
[QUOTE=theman703;42966669]Well mine never touches 100°C but card won't explode. But people even think 70-80°C is way to hot. Which is not. Ofcourse a 100°C is harmful but Your card can still work at 100°C. And don't come with "If your card has over 80°C its bad" No its not.[/QUOTE]
No, but the capacitors are so likely to melt!
Or the actual plastic in the card melts!
100*C IS EXTREMELY BAD, IT DAMAGES THE COMPONENTS.
[QUOTE=Tehepicford;42966678]No, but the capacitors are so likely to melt!
Or the actual plastic in the card melts!
100*C IS EXTREMELY BAD, IT DAMAGES THE COMPONENTS.[/QUOTE]
I don't want to start a discussion I saw graphic cards exceeding 100°C and still working afterwards. But ofcourse its bad, and if you graphics card hit 100°C then get a third party cooler or somethin'.
Pffh! my config is better!
AMD E-300 Dual cores 1.3 GHz
Radeon 6310 4 GB Ram
(I hope you get that this is sarcastic)
Win 7 64
2500k @ 4.5
16gb ram
sli 650 gtx ti boost SC
get 150+fps avg @ 1920x1080, only issues i have is grass flicker everything else is smooth.
[QUOTE=Zigglegarf;42964939]I usually use FRAPS to check my frame rate.[/QUOTE]
I also use FRAPS
[editline]24th November 2013[/editline]
[QUOTE=Wiji;42967127]Pffh! my config is better!
AMD E-300 Dual cores 1.3 GHz
Radeon 6310 4 GB Ram
(I hope you get that this is sarcastic)[/QUOTE]
Well, we all know high end PCs should be able to run it. We like to compare dick sizes but this is more for people with lower end computers curious if they can run it. Yours is a great example, how well does it run for you?
Windows 7 64
I7 2700k
8gb ddr3 1600
gtx 780 SC 3gb
xfx pro 1250watt PSU
Average fps is 150
Rig 2
windows 7 64
I7 2600k
8gb ddr3 1600
gtx 660ti SC 2gb
Thermaltake 850watt PSU
Average fps is 90
laptop
Alienware
windows 7 64
I7 Q740 1.73
8gb ddr3 1333
gtx 460
average fps 10 on lowest settings
[QUOTE=Tehepicford;42966678]No, but the capacitors are so likely to melt!
Or the actual plastic in the card melts!
100*C IS EXTREMELY BAD, IT DAMAGES THE COMPONENTS.[/QUOTE]
100C is definitely bad for your card (though the new R9-290(X) and the old Fermi cards would probably manage), but just because the GPU is at 100C doesn't mean other components on the PCB are. The rest of the PCB normally has no cooling anything, so they shouldn't see much of a temperature increase even if the GPU itself gets super hot.
I'd get some compressed air and go to town on the cooler, though.
[QUOTE=GoDong-DK;42968145]100C is definitely bad for your card (though the new R9-290(X) and the old Fermi cards would probably manage), but just because the GPU is at 100C doesn't mean other components on the PCB are. The rest of the PCB normally has no cooling anything, so they shouldn't see much of a temperature increase even if the GPU itself gets super hot.
I'd get some compressed air and go to town on the cooler, though.[/QUOTE]
100C isn't necessarily bad for a card. It just depends on what your GPU's maximum temperature is. My GPU for example, is designed to tolerate up to 105C. This thermal tolerance marks at which point the GPU may become unstable or sustain damage. Every card is different.
[QUOTE=smkymtnman;42967259]I also use FRAPS
[editline]24th November 2013[/editline]
Well, we all know high end PCs should be able to run it. We like to compare dick sizes but this is more for people with lower end computers curious if they can run it. Yours is a great example, how well does it run for you?[/QUOTE]
I'm unfortunatly getting around 10 fps, but I guess that it is better than nothing
[QUOTE=roybe;42967998]Windows 7 64
laptop
Alienware
windows 7 64
I7 Q740 1.73
8gb ddr3 1333
gtx 460
average fps 10 on lowest settings[/QUOTE]
With that laptop you should be getting far better performance. I don't suppose you have some sort of throttling enabled?
[QUOTE=smkymtnman;42967259] We like to compare dick sizes[/QUOTE]
That pretty much sums it up.
In regards to the high temperature cards; NO card should be at 100C, let alone 75C. a card should run at ~45C at most. If its any higher than that, your card probably has something broken in it and if its at 100C, it WILL start to melt the actual GPU. if you think 100C is okay, it's not, Don't be surprised when your card causes you to bluescreen and you have to get a new one.
But my build;
AMD A4-3400 Dual-Core @ 2.7Ghz
4GB corsair RAM @ 1333Mhz + 10GB Virtual Ram
WD 5400 RPM 500GB HDD
Radeon 7770HD @1GB Ghz Edition
SteelSeries Apex RAW keyboard
Logitech generic wireless mouse
SteelSeries Siberia V2 White Frost headset
Random neon blue lights in case :D
What is my FPS? not sure, Haven't played yet, waiting for my key to get emailed to me (Which seems to be taking forever!
Got the key! :D
AMD FX 6300 6-core @ 3.5Ghz
16GB Ram (various brands)
Can't remember HDD brand or speed - it's 1TB though
Radeon 7790 HD 1GB
Some generic Logitech keyboard
E-3LUE Gaming Mouse
Plantronics GameCom 780 Headset
I get about 45FPS on the absolute highest settings, and 60FPS on medium.
[CODE]Operating System
Windows 8.1 64-bit
CPU
Intel Core i5 4670K @ 3.40GHz 34 °C
Haswell 22nm Technology
RAM
16.0GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 665MHz (9-9-9-24)
Motherboard
Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd. Z87X-D3H-CF (SOCKET 0) 28 °C
Graphics
VE247 (1920x1080@60Hz)
VX2250 SERIES (1920x1080@60Hz)
Intel HD Graphics 4600 (Gigabyte)
2047MB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 (ASUStek Computer Inc) 36 °C
Storage
59GB ADATA SX900 (SSD) 27 °C
931GB Seagate ST1000DM003-9YN162 (SATA) 30 °C
Optical Drives
HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GH24NS95
Audio
High Definition Audio Device[/CODE]
Easy 90-120 fps regardless of settings
[URL="http://youtu.be/WyEt9QtzVps"]but I get this weird shit with the grass where it'll flicker whenever I move[/URL]
[QUOTE=J!NX;42970382][URL="http://youtu.be/WyEt9QtzVps"]but I get this weird shit with the grass where it'll flicker whenever I move[/URL][/QUOTE]
Open the console (F1) and type: [CODE]grass.on false[/CODE]
[QUOTE=Vyrtical;42969693]In regards to the high temperature cards; NO card should be at 100C, let alone 75C. a card should run at ~45C at most. If its any higher than that, your card probably has something broken in it and if its at 100C, it WILL start to melt the actual GPU. if you think 100C is okay, it's not, Don't be surprised when your card causes you to bluescreen and you have to get a new one.[/QUOTE]
Nope not true. My card is A-ok and I asked Palit and Nvidia. They say these temps are well ok. And why 45°C at most? Tell me why it only should have 45°C? And no your GPU Won't just melt. And the new R9 290X reaches up to 90 and Radeon says that OK, explain that please. My card goes stock clocks still to 80°C and I NEVER had a bluescreen or something because of that. But whatever, let me guess, your CPU should be about 35C full load mhm?
[QUOTE=Zigglegarf;42969287]With that laptop you should be getting far better performance. I don't suppose you have some sort of throttling enabled?[/QUOTE]
How would I know if it is throttling, I have tried everything to get it to run better.
If no matter what you do you stay on 1-15 FPS, delete game content and redownload it, that happened to me once, did that and restarted my PC and done
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