Whos running this game on high?

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unicron wrote:

Reading specs and performance on here, I'd say a build like the one below should be able to run PoE on 1920x1080 on high. And it comes quite cheap tbh.

- Intel P67 board + i5 series, i7 2500K if you can afford one + 4GB DDR3 1600mhz
- AMD Radeon 6870 or preferably 6950 or Nvidia 560 (Ti)
- "Any 2011 HDD" (pref. Samsung / WD) for storage, OCZ Vertex 3 or Crucial M4 SSD.
- 500W power supply + regular ATX case, one fan and a aftermarket cooler if you care enough to get your 2500K to 4Ghz and above.

Last rig I build for a friend like this (60GB Vertex, 2TB drive, i5 2310 CPU, nvidia 560 (non-TI)) cost €700 incl the OS.

That's half of the earlier quoted USD 1500, as most of the time the conversion is €=$ anyway.

A system like that will probably come a long way, I for one have hold on to my 3 year old X58 system for a while, only had to replace my graphicscards once. (And slapped on additional storage / screens)

Computers got really cheap and powerfull over the last year, I for one really hope PoE gets some awesome extra eye-candy, high end GPU slaying features!

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Asphael wrote:

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unicron wrote:

Reading specs and performance on here, I'd say a build like the one below should be able to run PoE on 1920x1080 on high. And it comes quite cheap tbh.

- Intel P67 board + i5 series, i7 2500K if you can afford one + 4GB DDR3 1600mhz
- AMD Radeon 6870 or preferably 6950 or Nvidia 560 (Ti)
- "Any 2011 HDD" (pref. Samsung / WD) for storage, OCZ Vertex 3 or Crucial M4 SSD.
- 500W power supply + regular ATX case, one fan and a aftermarket cooler if you care enough to get your 2500K to 4Ghz and above.

Last rig I build for a friend like this (60GB Vertex, 2TB drive, i5 2310 CPU, nvidia 560 (non-TI)) cost €700 incl the OS.

That's half of the earlier quoted USD 1500, as most of the time the conversion is €=$ anyway.

A system like that will probably come a long way, I for one have hold on to my 3 year old X58 system for a while, only had to replace my graphicscards once. (And slapped on additional storage / screens)

Computers got really cheap and powerfull over the last year, I for one really hope PoE gets some awesome extra eye-candy, high end GPU slaying features!

Have pretty much the exact build here for (as you said) 700€ and PoE is running as smoothly as possible with all maxed out... (as does crysis)

If you really spend more than 1000€ on a new pc atm. you're wasting money. :)

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MaxTheLimit wrote:

Running fully maxed out without really touching the potential of my system. Actually wish there was an HD Pack or something.

Anyhoo, the specs:
CPU: Core i5 750 @ 4.0GHz
Mobo: MSI P55 GD-65
Memory: 8GB G.Skill F3 Ripjaw DDR3-1333
HDD: Western Digital Caviar Black 640GB
GPU: Sapphire Radeon HD 6970 2GB

Running @ 1920*1200

Anyone here tried a multi monitor set up that they would be willing to show off? Like a 5760*1200, or 5760*1080 screenshot would be pretty sweet to see...

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TemptedNZ wrote:

PoEs optimisation makes D3 look like it was the one developed by a ten man team in a small country.

=p

Honestly, the engine is lovely, nice work GGG.

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I bought it mostly to test, expecting it to barely keep me playing games until the new year sales begin, to buy a decent graphics card, but I won't need to. It runs everything brilliantly. If (sometime in the future) it doesn't manage to run something smoothly, I figured I could disable the APU graphics, and put in two new graphic cards in Crossfire, so it will last even longer.

CPU: AMD A-Series A8-3850; Socket- FM1, Quad Core, 2.9Ghz, 100W, 4MB Cache

Mainboard: ASUS F1A75-M, Socket-FM1, mATX, A75, DDR3, 2xPCIe(2.0)x16, CFX, SATA 6Gb/s

GPU (Discrete, combines with APU to make a new type of card): ASUS Radeon HD 6670 1GB DDR3

The dual GPU card version is called 6690D2. It's explained better here: http://techreport.co...cles.x/21208/15

PSU: Chieftec A-85 Series CTB-650S 650W PSU
Tower: In-Win Dragon Slayer Micro Tower, Black

RAM: Kingston DDR3 HyperX blu 1600MHz 8GB Kilalalawo HyperX 4GB DDR3, CL9-9-9-27

HDD: Seagate Barracuda® 7200.12 1TB SATA 6Gb/s (SATA 3.0), 32MB Cache, 7200RPM, 3,5"