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Which game requires the highest PC configuration?
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Battlefield 4 and upcoming Hardline, Call of Duty Ghosts, Watch Dogs, Titanfall and Destiny are what I believe are the most intense graphics in the gaming industries. 
A heavily modded Skyrim comes to mind.
Exceed with mods in terms of quantity (you're limited to 255 mods anyway) or texture resolution, and it can bring a top-tier system to its knees pretty fast, even more than most modern games...
Exceed with mods in terms of quantity (you're limited to 255 mods anyway) or texture resolution, and it can bring a top-tier system to its knees pretty fast, even more than most modern games...
robax91
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Crysis series, Metro series, ENB Skyrim with tons of poly mods, Star Citizen... Those come to mind.
Here is an article, not sure if its entirely right, but it's interesting.
http://www.maximumpc.com/10_most_graphically_demanding_pc_games
Here is an article, not sure if its entirely right, but it's interesting.
http://www.maximumpc.com/10_most_graphically_demanding_pc_games
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-Any of the Crysis games
-BF3 & BF4 & Hardline, especially in 64 player matches
-Watch Dogs
-Titanfall
-Destiny
-Far Cry 3 & 4
-Tomb Raider
-Metro: Last Light
-Any heavily modded Bethesda game, not just Skyrim. With an ENB, a bunch of high res texture replacers, and a load of script heavy gameplay mods, it'll really hit your system hard.
-There are a few others.
-BF3 & BF4 & Hardline, especially in 64 player matches
-Watch Dogs
-Titanfall
-Destiny
-Far Cry 3 & 4
-Tomb Raider
-Metro: Last Light
-Any heavily modded Bethesda game, not just Skyrim. With an ENB, a bunch of high res texture replacers, and a load of script heavy gameplay mods, it'll really hit your system hard.
-There are a few others.
Just my opinion, really, but Watch_Dogs quite doesn't qualify, seen the ridiculous optimization towards Nvidia...
I mean, I had a hard time running it constantly at 60fps on medium-high settings, 1080p resolution, while friends of mine and reports of people all over the internet could run the same without too much effort...
The only difference between me and them is that I have an Asus R9 290x DCUII OC, while others usually have a GTX 770 of the cheapest available partner...
To be accurate, however, I literally played on release week, so some patches which improved performance might have (hopefully) gotten out by now.
I mean, I had a hard time running it constantly at 60fps on medium-high settings, 1080p resolution, while friends of mine and reports of people all over the internet could run the same without too much effort...
The only difference between me and them is that I have an Asus R9 290x DCUII OC, while others usually have a GTX 770 of the cheapest available partner...
To be accurate, however, I literally played on release week, so some patches which improved performance might have (hopefully) gotten out by now.
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