Requirements For assassins creed unity.

[Mr D]

r9 290 tri x oc
i5 3.8Ghz
8gig ram
is dis good for 1080p gaming ACU?

 

[ThatVietGuy]

Yes, it's very good for ACU.

 

[LukaBoki]

Good? It's great for 1080p.
BTW,what i5 are you using?

 

[Mr D]

Good? It's great for 1080p.
BTW,what i5 are you using?

sorry for the late reply xD
its the 4670 . without the 'k' since i dont overclock. i live in india so the ambient temps would nearly fry my pc without water cooling. and i find that the current stock rig is an overkill in itself . so i am satisfied :]

 

[LukaBoki]

If late reply to you=1 month,then OK.
It's a good CPU.
You can easily run AC Unity with that setup. 😉

 

[Mr D]

If late reply to you=1 month,then OK.
It's a good CPU.
You can easily run AC Unity with that setup. 😉

well thats why i apologised xD

i am wondering how long will this pc last with the way things are going . i just upgraded it a few months back . and things are already hitting the fan.i mean just look at the recommended gfx card , its a 290x =_= and an i7. Jesus c.

 

[LukaBoki]

Maybe 3 years max and then you'll have to upgrade,but you will feel the need to upgrade when the time comes. 😉

 

[M11293]

I am interested in this game...

Would this system run the game at 1080p? Game Debate gave me a score of 8, 10, and 10 for CPU, GPU, and RAM, respectively.

AMD X4 860K 3.7 GHz
R9 270x Sapphire Toxic Overclocked (2 GB)
16 GB RAM (DDR3 1600)

 

[LukaBoki]

Your CPU and GPU are too weak to run AC Unity. You may be able to run it at low settings,but I am not sure about that.

 

[M11293]

I am avoiding AC unity like the plague right now, as I hear it is buggy and terrible on AMD hardware. Anyway, I just gave my buddy my R9 270x, as I am going to replace it with a GTX 970. CPU BOTTLENECK, you may say. Well, after doing some searching and performance evaluations of the X4 860k, this CPU won't bottleneck single GPUs (290x, etc.). It definitely will if running SLI/Crossfire, but I am not keen on multi-cards for a number of reasons.

I will maybe give ACU a try once the worms get run out, but I am more interested in Far Cry 4 right now. To my understanding, as well as my buddy's who is a hardware snob, virtually all games 2013 and later, are GPU bound. As long as your processor isn't so old or slow that it will bottleneck the card, there should be no issue.

Example review: "If you're a gamer this CPU will do just fine. All games now are GPU bound. 2013 and up anyway. I have been running nothing but bench, calculating, heat, and operation test since this CPU arrived. If you are worried about GPU bottlenecks, don't. It will bottleneck a 290x in crossfire and maybe a 28x in crossfire, but single GPU testing showed no bottleneck. If you don't crossfire the most expensive video cards on the market then you should have no issues in gaming. If you are such an enthusiast that you have a 290x crossfire setup, then you probably was not looking at this CPU anyway."

 

[Mr D]

ok so apparently except the anti aliasing setting , everything at max, 1080p , gives around 50 fps. the only problem is, after every 2-3 days the amd hd audio driver starts giving static sound, and the performance in every game drops like heck. have to reinstall driver every few days to get a proper performance.=_= another thread i guess.