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2Gb Graphics card
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ChrisR83
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IMO 2gb on Vram should be enough for a couple of years @ 1920x1080p, and at 1280x1080p it will be even less demanding. i have a 2gb 770M in my laptop and i have no issues running games right now. Laptop hardware never performs as well as desktop hardware.
You may have to turn down AA of future titles, but there is no way for anyone to know for sure how demanding future titles are going to be. Don’t let people talking about Watch Dogs get you worried, the game is poorly optimized and they are working on a patch to correct the issue. Look at BF4 it uses 1.8gb of Ram, though it is not the most demanding game out it just gives you an idea. MLL is a killer on GPU’s and the 770 gets 52 fps on very high
Here you can see how the 770 performs at 1920x1080p: http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1037
You may have to turn down AA of future titles, but there is no way for anyone to know for sure how demanding future titles are going to be. Don’t let people talking about Watch Dogs get you worried, the game is poorly optimized and they are working on a patch to correct the issue. Look at BF4 it uses 1.8gb of Ram, though it is not the most demanding game out it just gives you an idea. MLL is a killer on GPU’s and the 770 gets 52 fps on very high
Here you can see how the 770 performs at 1920x1080p: http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1037
CrispyChips
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Not Watch_Dogs.
But hopefully Ubisoft gets enough backlash that the trend of requiring such a high amount of VRAM(To reduce pop-in,which it doesnt) ceases with this game.
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Correct the issue? It was a design choice to require such high amounts of vram. The only "issue" they could fix/change is what is stored in the Vram.
Which wouldnt be a fix as much as a complete backpedal on aforementioned choices.
But hopefully Ubisoft gets enough backlash that the trend of requiring such a high amount of VRAM(To reduce pop-in,which it doesnt) ceases with this game.
EDIT:
Correct the issue? It was a design choice to require such high amounts of vram. The only "issue" they could fix/change is what is stored in the Vram.
Which wouldnt be a fix as much as a complete backpedal on aforementioned choices.
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