Minimum is the same as ME2, but for the full effect a 560+ or 6950+ for GPU.
Where did you even find this info? 560+ or 6950+ for max settings on the same engine as ME2 is a bit too much and very unlikely.
[Edited by iosa, 1/14/2012 5:30:22 PM]
Well they are still using the Unreal 3 engine so I doubt there will be much of a change in graphics. Also at the resolution liz is using a 560 will be more than enough. At 1680x1050, which is a higher resolution than what the OP will be using a 560 will get 90+fps with max settings on ME2.
I'm not sure what the rest of liz's system looks like but if its decent max settings shouldn't be out of the question.
[Edited by Drakonis, 1/15/2012 8:01:47 AM]
8gb ram, AMD Phenom II X4 955 Processor, 3200 Mhz Quadcore. 800W PSU. Nothing epic, but I should be ok for it.
Your system will be just fine. You have more than enough RAM and your CPU is still a fine gamer. For the resolution you are playing at your rig is more than enough
Minimum is the same as ME2, but for the full effect a 560+ or 6950+ for GPU.
Where did you even find this info? 560+ or 6950+ for max settings on the same engine as ME2 is a bit too much and very unlikely.
[Edited by iosa, 1/14/2012 5:30:22 PM]
I work for EA. I talked to Bio's development team, with some new tweaks etc for max settings 560/6950 or above is needed to play with no framerate drops etc, yes you can use max settings with a lesser card but don't expect 60fps on them.
I hope so, I expect it will be, but with these games you can never know for sure until you try it.
Not sure on your GPU, but your CPU is more than capable.
I am not certain about the requirements, I am certain that I will be able to run it on high, but I am not certain I can wait much longer for the game... actually... it will have to wait... I still have to finish Skyrim before this one can come out, and I have barely tapped that game to date. In fact, at the rate I am getting through games these days... I probably will not even get the time to play ME3 until Steam has it on sale for $13 and change. Seriously, who ever invented children was clearly not a gamer.
ME3 will highly unlikely be on Steam, unless Steam and EA can come to a deal about things again.
I hope so, I expect it will be, but with these games you can never know for sure until you try it.
One thing to remember when playing games and if a video card will be able to handle it is what your screen resolution is. Your screen resolution is on the lower end so a graphic card like a GTX580 would be overkill. The higher the resolution you have the better video card you need.
I play at 1920x1080 with a GTX480 and I have no problem playing any games at high settings at this time.
Here is a good site that gives you excellent bench scores with different games at different resolutions on all the video cards out there
www.anandtech.com/bench/GPU11/188
That's also an excellent site to get good reviews and they have excellent forums for getting help.
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