The Witcher 3

nomad47

Cyborg Agent
Went to Vizima with Yennefer to meet the Emperor and then traveled to Velen to complete some quests and 1 main quest.
Aabay spoiler tag use karo. Ab pura kahaani bataoge kya?

Translation: use spoiler tag. Will you now tell the full story or what?
 

Nerevarine

Incarnate
4 GB ram will be a stutterfest man, dragon age inquisition had a 4 GB min requirement but when I tried it with 4 GB, it was a damn headache... But after upgrading, all the stutter problems were fixed
 

TheFallenLord

Journeyman
Well ram is a lesser factor than GPU and CPU actually. What combo do you have fr those?

And also it is implicitly implied that you need a 64 bit system because a 32 bit system can anyway handle a max of 3.2 GB of ram
My configuration is mentioned in my sig and I'm using Windows 8.1 pro 64-bit.

4 GB ram will be a stutterfest man, dragon age inquisition had a 4 GB min requirement but when I tried it with 4 GB, it was a damn headache... But after upgrading, all the stutter problems were fixed
But I'd still like to try. I can always add another 2 GB stick later if I'm not satisfied with the performance.

Mizanurification said:
Runs smoothly with 4GB RAM mid settings, 1080p.
If that's true then I think I will be running it even more smoothly as I will be playing at 900p.
 

bikramjitkar

In the zone
Been fiddling with the graphics settings this morning to find the sweet spot. Apparently, the only things that really cost fps are Hairworks, Shadows and Foliage visibility range. Keeping Shadows and Foliage visibility range to "Medium" and Hairworks off and everything else at Ultra 1080p, I'm getting around 28-38 fps (measured with FRAPS). Visually, I'm not really seeing a huge difference between Low and Ultra settings. Makes sense since the low settings are probably what the console versions look like and they don't want to upset the console users. Hope AMD is working hard on their drivers. You're not getting my money so easily NVidia.
 
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