So what are the system requirements for esf final?

Nick_Da_Wizard · Sep 4, 2011

just want to know if i will have any smooth gameplay

Tenzo · Sep 4, 2011

It has been asked multiple times. Just use the search function that this forum has.

Z Power · Sep 4, 2011

No concrete requirements. If you bought a PC within two years, it should be fine.

Nick_Da_Wizard · Sep 4, 2011

Tenzo said:
It has been asked multiple times. Just use the search function that this forum has.

i tried searching for a thread like this one a few times couldn't find one. okay then, i should easily be able to play no lag then. thanks

Skyrider · Sep 4, 2011

You could share your computer specs so people can give an estimate.

Nick_Da_Wizard · Sep 4, 2011

Desktop
Motherboard
Asus
Processor
Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-2120 CPU @ 3.30GHz 3.30GHz
Videocard
Radeon 6870 x2
RAM
8GB
PSU
800w
Monitor
Acer 21" LED Monitor
OS
Windows 7 64 bit

Z Power · Sep 4, 2011

I wouldn't worry about ESF not running smoothly if I were you.

Skyrider · Sep 4, 2011

Indeed, your system looks quite powerful from your specs.

Nick_Da_Wizard · Sep 4, 2011

so does it support 1920 x 1080?

IFlip92 · Sep 4, 2011

If you played you'd know even 1.2.3 supports that resolution -_-. How can u even worry about ESF Final working on ur computer with specs like that?

Nick_Da_Wizard · Sep 4, 2011

i dunno, i play minecraft and it sometimes LAGS. dont ask why, yet i can play crysis 1 and 2 on maxed out resolutions and settings even with the high res texture pack. but not minecraft not MINECRAFT. the max i can put out in minecraft is 512x512 hd textures. then it starts to lag

Skyrider · Sep 4, 2011

Minecraft has been made with JAVA which tends to lag even on high-end machines.

Nick_Da_Wizard · Sep 4, 2011

ahh. well lucky you didnt use java ^^

Skyrider · Sep 4, 2011

Nickerrous said:
ahh. well lucky you didnt use java ^^

Might be best to get familiar with java first

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Nick_Da_Wizard · Sep 4, 2011

what do you mean?

IFlip92 · Sep 5, 2011

Well some games aren't made to be played in Crossfire/SLI so you might need to remove a card for those games to work proper. Shouldnt be the case with newer games, but older ones maybe. Try removing a card and playing Minecraft then. Don't know much about Java but I think its capabilities are limited and so is its optimizations games-wise

DeMons · Sep 14, 2011

Recomanded System is ? for esf final

or open beta

elcor · Sep 14, 2011

DeMons said:
Recomanded System is ? for esf final or open beta

all of news pc can run, remmember is hl1 , all new i3,i5 or old dual core can run.
with a card 1gb o 512.

Hawkman · Sep 15, 2011

My computer is like 5 years old and Grega told me that probably I won't have any problem while playing esf:final. So take it easy peoples.

Sakujo · Sep 17, 2011

IFlip92 said:
Well some games aren't made to be played in Crossfire/SLI so you might need to remove a card for those games to work proper. Shouldnt be the case with newer games, but older ones maybe. Try removing a card and playing Minecraft then. Don't know much about Java but I think its capabilities are limited and so is its optimizations games-wise

Ok, i get the point that some games dosen't support Crossfire/SLI, but i don't understand why removing one card should fix the problem.
Just curious how that works because i just put two GTX560 in SLI ^^

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