I'm concerned about these ludicrous system requirements. Good thing I'm getting Alien: Isolation, which looks beautiful but has much more reasonable system requirements.
What about my specs? Can they run this game? This is what I have:
Asus Essentio Series CG1330 Computer
Windows 7 64 bit
8GB of RAM
AMD Radeon 7850HD with 1GB of video memory
AMD Phenom II X6 1035T with 2.6GHz of speed
As I've said so many times, I cannot afford to upgrade and the people I live with aren't allowing me to buy a new PC, graphics card, or processor. I've upgraded my graphics card twice (6750 to a 6850, then to this 7850), I shouldn't have to do it again! In fact, I'm not too confident with installing a new processor which might be the thing to boost my PC's gaming performance. It's too dangerous and it could hurt my PC. Also, I can only get a AM3 socket processor, and the best one I can get is too expensive.
My PC is about 3 years old, so it's showing its age, but it's been running a lot of higher end visuals just fine. I have to turn off a bunch of DX11 settings, but I tend to be very happy if I have FXAA to use while turning down everything to medium, while putting filtering and texture quality to max (with the CPU intensive settings turned off). But sadly, I won't be able to max out texture quality with these ridiculous VRAM requirements. The game that gave me the biggest trouble was Splintercell: Blacklist, which gave me the biggest scare of my PC gaming life!
The thing is, my PC has pulled through so nicely, and I'm proud of it. I think it has turbocore, so the processor might be able to attain 3.1GHz of speed. My graphics card is capable of handling 4K resolutions and has excellent cooling technology. Sadly, I can't overclock any of these because my PC will bluescreen very quickly from just a small increase. This is what I get for getting this PC at Best Buy. I was so ignorant about PC gaming back then, and now I'm paying the price. I spent $300.00 total at least on graphics card upgrades, and I'm not sure if I can afford another upgrade. Besides, I don't think I have permission to get a new PC or upgrade!
So yeah, good job The Evil Within, thank you for forcing me to get the console version when I rather get the PC version.