Originally posted by: Acanthus
Considering even review sites are reporting hiccups on the ultra settings during room transitions, because you are using more memory than any graphics card out today has for textures. Id say youre lieing.
Originally posted by: Selso2109
No i didn't just stare at the wall and write the FPS. I PLAYED through the Aplha labs level..... I fought monsters, ran strafed and jumped, and i used the flashlight a lot. How do I run the standardozed demo? I couldn't find it... tell me how and ill be m,ore than happy to post those results.
Originally posted by: bjc112
Originally posted by: Acanthus
Considering even review sites are reporting hiccups on the ultra settings during room transitions, because you are using more memory than any graphics card out today has for textures. Id say youre lieing.
No i don't believe he is..
I know what hard OCP says, but look at the "Ultimate D3 system " other than 1 vs. 2 GB of ram, they are pretty damn close..
I for one and running
1600x1200 ULTRA setting.
Runs like a dream.. I was extremely suprised at how well.. LITERALLY no slowdown, except after a save game ( about 2 seconds ) and then it's $$$money$$$ from there...
Even if a full out action scene, literally not slowdown..
Well coded, and runs great..
Wait till you play it before calling him out on it, cause i think you will be suprised.
To clarify an issue we've noticed across the board, Ultra Quality runs perfectly fine on current generation high end hardware. Yes, the game recommends >500 MB of nice fast graphics RAM, as do we if one's intention is to play through the single player game. But, it is very important to note that all the multiplayer maps we've played on in the past few hours have been small enough to avoid the massive swapping that occurs when moving between parts of the world on the single player map.
Originally posted by: Selso2109
I only posted this so someone looking to get a comp to play at these settings could have an example of a system that works...
Originally posted by: DAPUNISHER
Your testing methodology sucks is the bottom line
Originally posted by: keysplayr2003
So this is what we have to look forward to in the next few weeks. Folks posting unrealistic BS. Oh well, I guess it was inevitable.
EDIT: A little harsh. Apologies. :beer:
Originally posted by: Brian48
x800xt, HIGH quality setting
1280x1024, No FSAA/x8 Aniso
Cat 4.7 = 66.3 fps
Cat 4.9b = 69.9 fps
9800Pro, MEDIUM quality setting
1152x864, No FSAA/x8 Aniso
Cat 4.9b = 39.8 fps
9700Pro, MEDIUM quality setting
1024x768, No FSAA/x8 Aniso
Cat 4.9b = 40.9 fps
There was practically ZERO difference between Cat 4.7 and Cat 4.9b with the 9800Pro and 9700Pro so I didn't bother to document the scores.
Originally posted by: bjc112
Brian,
70FPS is awesome... You EASILY can attain and awesome frame rate at ultra settings..