Read closely and I think that this represents fairly good news for the majority of us (if you deduce performance for GPUs down from a GTX780ti with 8xMSAA on, which has *massive* impacts on frame-rate for an almost imperceptible visual improvement). For myself, with my 7870ghz-level overclocked 2gb 7850 and an i5 quad-core, Im expecting Ill run this @ 1080p with nearly maxed graphics at an easily acceptable 40-50fps ... and just like the other highly demanding games, I will be turning off MSAA (obviously excluding nVidia Physx), perhaps being able to run FXAA or similar. No huge deal. A few jaggies here and there do not ruin the gaming experience at all. It will look beautiful - better than the next-gen consoles and run just fine, happily pushing my need to upgrade back at least another year or two. The forefront of PC gaming hardware sure is attractive and addictive - but running at 1440p resolutions and higher with 8xMSAA is overkill for the majority of us when it requires PCs that cost thousands upon thousands. It does look utterly gorgeous when you see it for real however - way surpassing the current standards and expectations of 1080p gaming. Either way - Master Race it up!
Posted on: Sun, 20 Apr 2014 04:30:17 +0000
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