[QUOTE=ashrobhoy;46737685]My gtx770 cannot even run it at Max.[/QUOTE]
My 560 Ti could run it at max, but the card was faulty and would overheat. I haven't tried it with my 660, but I'm hoping to god it can handle GTAV.
[QUOTE=Daniel Smith;46738237]Minimum System requirements:
12 GB VRAM
32 GB RAM
8Ghz CPU with 16 cores[/QUOTE]
Christ, did the AC:Unity team get bought by Rockstar?
To quote Spongebob Squarepants,
"I'm ready!"
[QUOTE=Rayboy1995;46737530]I hope they have potato mode in case my computer can't handle it.[/QUOTE]
ya its called the xbox 360
Don't think that the requirements are really reflective of the game, as Battlefield 3 had their requirements at the newest fucking hardware, yet a system that is a few years old can max it easily.
Rumour sates that they have the PC version running at 60fps
Though the rumour doesn't say what specs that 60fps was at.
[editline]18th December 2014[/editline]
[QUOTE=J!NX;46737549]MP3 had insanely good optimization. I really hope GTA5 has that + full modding support
if it does, GOTYAY[/QUOTE]
Rockstar has never "officially" supported the modding community since the Hot Coffee fiasco (or even before that really), I doubt they will now.
My body is ready. My gaming laptop... not so much. :/
[QUOTE=Tuskin;46739182]Rockstar has never "officially" supported the modding community since the Hot Coffee fiasco (or even before that really), I doubt they will now.[/QUOTE]
It's getting released through steam on PC right? So it should have workshop support. That way custom races, matches, etc can be saved to the workshop for people to download and play. Maybe not modding at first but it could pave the way for it and it's support?
I'm buying a true 120hz TV soon.. let's hope I can get enough frames to utilize that
[QUOTE=purvisdavid1;46739444]It's getting released through steam on PC right? So it should have workshop support. That way custom races, matches, etc can be saved to the workshop for people to download and play.[/QUOTE]
They'll probably use the same thing they use for the console versions. Rockstar Social Club.
Also, a Max Payne 3 physical copy didn't require steam, so GTA5 Retail probably won't either.
[QUOTE=Tuskin;46739478]They'll probably use the same thing they use for the console versions. Rockstar Social Club.
Also, a Max Payne 3 physical copy didn't require steam, so GTA5 Retail probably won't either.[/QUOTE]
I hope it does require steam, game is way too big for me to download and I prefer when everything updates in steam.
If the CPU turns out to be the primary bottleneck of performance again, I'm actually ready this time.
[QUOTE=Snickerdoodle;46739742]If the CPU turns out to be the primary bottleneck of performance again, I'm actually ready this time.[/QUOTE]
I bought a quad-core back when GTA:IV came out and it's worked extremely well since then, stays cool and handles pretty well for most things, I just hope V is optimized much better than IV. I literally can't play IV at a reasonable framerate without using the lowest distance settings.
I've got GTX980, i7 3770k and 16GB RAM.
I can't run GTA IV well (still waiting for those "future PCs" it was designed for!), let's hope GTA V is better!
[QUOTE=SgtTupelo;46742294]I've got GTX980, i7 3770k and 16GB RAM.
I can't run GTA IV well (still waiting for those "future PCs" it was designed for!), let's hope GTA V is better![/QUOTE]
really? my old gtx560 did like 30 fps on max settings on IV
I imagine low would be potato mode.
Med will be last gen graphics.
[editline]18th December 2014[/editline]
[QUOTE=SgtTupelo;46742294]I've got GTX980, i7 3770k and 16GB RAM.
I can't run GTA IV well (still waiting for those "future PCs" it was designed for!), let's hope GTA V is better![/QUOTE]
I fail to believe that. I was able to run it at a pretty solid frame rate with a 6 year old rig and a GTX 580.
My friend has parts that are about 1-2 years older than yours and he can run it maxed with 60+ FPS. You're lying and just want to show off your shit.
Minimum system requirements:
You must have a job at NASA and access to one of their "supercomputers" to run this game.
[QUOTE=T-Sonar.0;46743136]
I fail to believe that. I was able to run it at a pretty solid frame rate with a 6 year old rig and a GTX 580.
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GTA IV is weird like that, it runs perfectly on some systems, and like crap on others, regardless of the raw-performance of said system.
I can't run GTA IV maxed out with my i5 4690 + GTX 770 without it turning into a slideshow, it actually ran much better on my old Phenom II X4 955 + Radeon HD 5870 system
[QUOTE=Rixxz2;46744019]GTA IV is weird like that, it runs perfectly on some systems, and like crap on others, regardless of the raw-performance of said system.
I can't run GTA IV maxed out with my i5 4690 + GTX 770 without it turning into a slideshow, it actually ran much better on my old Phenom II X4 955 + Radeon HD 5870 system[/QUOTE]
Sometimes the game allowed 250MB of VRAM and you had to manually allocate the max amount in a command line.
please cockstar i want to run the game on a dual core processor and GTX 750ti
[QUOTE=Rixxz2;46744019]GTA IV is weird like that, it runs perfectly on some systems, and like crap on others, regardless of the raw-performance of said system.
I can't run GTA IV maxed out with my i5 4690 + GTX 770 without it turning into a slideshow, it actually ran much better on my old Phenom II X4 955 + Radeon HD 5870 system[/QUOTE]
GTAIV ran better on medium settings than on low settings on one of my friends computer :v:
My computer is ready.
[sp]to die[/sp]
[QUOTE=Oicani Gonzales;46918963]had upgraded my pc just for this and mgs5 :(
[editline]13th January 2015[/editline]
oh god i posted on the wrong thread im sorry[/QUOTE]
banned
It took 3 fucking weeks. wow
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