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Forums - PC - Need For Speed: Rivals PC Specs (Recomended: 64bits, 8GB RAM, 30GB HDD, 3GB VRAM)

MINIMUM System Requirements

OS: Windows XP, Windows Vista (SP2), Windows 7
CPU: Intel 2.4 GHz Core 2 Duo, AMD 2.6 GHz Athlon X2
RAM: At least 4 GB
DISC DRIVE: CD/DVD ROM drive required for istallation only
HARD DRIVE: At least 30 GB of free space
VIDEO: AMD Radeon 3870 512Mb or better, NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT 512 Mb or better, IntelHD 4000 integrated 512Mb or better
DIRECTX: DirectX 10.1 compatible
INPUT: Keyboard and mouse
ONLINE CONNECTION REQUIREMENTS: 512 Kbps or faster internet connection

RECOMMENDED System Requirements

OS: Windows XP, Windows Vista (SP2), Windows 7 (Recommended is Windows 8 64-bit)
CPU: Intel Quad Core CPU, AMD Duo Core CPU
RAM: At least 8 GB
DISC DRIVE: CD/DVD ROM drive required for istallation only
HARD DRIVE: At least 30 GB of free space
VIDEO: AMD Radeon 7870 3Gb or better, NVIDIA GeForce GT660 3Gb or better
DIRECTX: DirectX 11 compatible
INPUT: Keyboard and mouse
ONLINE CONNECTION REQUIREMENTS: 512 Kbps or faster internet connection

http://www.dsogaming.com/news/need-for-speed-rivals-pc-specs-revealed-requires-30gb-hdd-recommends-64bit-os/



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"RAM: At least 8 GB" Thread title says 6...
But still not surprising. Devs finally can pull out there good engines they developped for the graphics bump, current gen games will be done by smaller teams probably and don't expect better graphics on current gen from now on.



Are we finally hitting next gen, or are these new multiplats just horribly optimised?



walsufnir said:
"RAM: At least 8 GB" Thread title says 6...
But still not surprising. Devs finally can pull out there good engines they developped for the graphics bump, current gen games will be done by smaller teams probably and don't expect better graphics on current gen from now on.

Mistakes, mistakes...



30FPS lock, thanks based consoles.



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I'm assuming by recommended 3gb video ram, they are including system ram shared. Because no 7870 has 3gb VRAM, and no GTX660 has 3gb VRAM.

Also, kind of odd how they say an Intel quad core or AMD duo core...



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Baalzamon said:
I'm assuming by recommended 3gb video ram, they are including system ram shared. Because no 7870 has 3gb VRAM, and no GTX660 has 3gb VRAM.

Also, kind of odd how they say an Intel quad core or AMD duo core...

There are a lot of 660 models with 3GB VRAM.



ethomaz said:
Baalzamon said:
I'm assuming by recommended 3gb video ram, they are including system ram shared. Because no 7870 has 3gb VRAM, and no GTX660 has 3gb VRAM.

Also, kind of odd how they say an Intel quad core or AMD duo core...

There are a lot of 660 models with 3GB VRAM.

I wouldn't say lots. I was incorrect to say none, but there are only 2 EVGA ones on Newegg (at least that I could find). The rest are either 660 Ti or something else.



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Baalzamon said:

I wouldn't say lots. I was incorrect to say none, but there are only 2 EVGA ones on Newegg (at least that I could find). The rest are either 660 Ti or something else.

Well "a lot" was a bit high there are more 1.5GB than 3GB but the recomended stated the 3GB version.... the minimum is 512MB.



60 FPS or no buy, 30fps just doesn't have that silky smoothness that I've come to expect from pretty much any AAA games.



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