Can a GTX 760 2gb GDDR5 run Just Cause 3?

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I'd say wait for the game to come out and see how it performs when it's benchmarked. Unless the game is very badly optimized (aka another Asssassin's Creed Unity) or is literally the most graphically demanding game to date you should be able to play it, but you probably wouldn't be able to do ultra settings, and 60FPS would probably require you to run at lower settings. A lot of the system requirements these days do tend to be overblown somewhat, so I doubt the game would be completely unplayable with a 760 at any setting.
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True, and that's the risk you have to take when buying a game that your system may or may not be able to play.

The 760 performed well in Just Cause 2, but Just Cause 3 is a lot more intensive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Coa34ZHjqeQ


 
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I also ran Grand Theft Auto 5 on almost ultra settings if that helps.
 
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I'd say wait for the game to come out and see how it performs when it's benchmarked. Unless the game is very badly optimized (aka another Asssassin's Creed Unity) or is literally the most graphically demanding game to date you should be able to play it, but you probably wouldn't be able to do ultra settings, and 60FPS would probably require you to run at lower settings. A lot of the system requirements these days do tend to be overblown somewhat, so I doubt the game would be completely unplayable with a 760 at any setting.
 
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Thanks but I would like to pre order the game because it is on sale on Steam so do you think I could run the game on high settings?
 
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I am able to run Mad Max at ultra settings, to put in more of a perspective.
 
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Tty this web site it checks your system and then tells you if the game will run or not I use the site my self here is the link http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cy I have 2x gtx760s 4gig in sli tho I think one will be able run it just not on maximum graphics. if you get the game trough steam and it dose not run as long as you have not played it for more than a few hours you can request a refund. I have also done this my self. hope that helps.


 
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