Assassins Creed Origins

May 25, 2018
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Hello I am looking to play Assassins creed origins on my PC and have ran a test on SystemRequirementsLab and I dont seem to even meet the minimum settings for it due to my CPU. Just want to get a little bit advice as I dont want to buy the game for it not to run as my CPU seems to be better than the one it is saying about.

It says minimum is i5-2400s @ 2.5 GHz but mine is the i5-3340 @ 3.10 GHz with turbo of 3.30GHz so cannot understand what the difference is.

Screenshot below...

https://gyazo.com/e873347068d5dab9b15cbb06970f8f1b
 
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You're right, on Passmark the i5-3340 scores 6079, and the i5-2400s scores just 4942.

All you can really trust SysReqLab for is required spec. It will sometimes give faulty results on the tests.

That said, you might want to give your full sys spec so I know you have a capable enough GPU, VRAM, and RAM.

You can always buy it off Steam if you have any doubts. Steam lets you return a game for any reason if you've played it less than 2 hrs. Just make SURE you keep a close eye on time played. You won't get as good a price as the discount sites unless you hit a good summer sale, but sometimes the peace of mind is worth more. Plus there are shady sites that sell download keys cheap that sometimes result in a key you can't even use.
You're right, on Passmark the i5-3340 scores 6079, and the i5-2400s scores just 4942.

All you can really trust SysReqLab for is required spec. It will sometimes give faulty results on the tests.

That said, you might want to give your full sys spec so I know you have a capable enough GPU, VRAM, and RAM.

You can always buy it off Steam if you have any doubts. Steam lets you return a game for any reason if you've played it less than 2 hrs. Just make SURE you keep a close eye on time played. You won't get as good a price as the discount sites unless you hit a good summer sale, but sometimes the peace of mind is worth more. Plus there are shady sites that sell download keys cheap that sometimes result in a key you can't even use.
 
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