He (most likely) means onboard GPU memory, not system RAM.If it's sucking down memory, 16gb of ram couldn't hurt. That's how I got BF3 to start working with triple screen setup using sli 680s.If it is 60 Hz I think you will be fine. Turning down AA to lower levels wouldnt hurt since it is memory sucking eye candy that isnt even necessary. Games look great at 4x AA.I wonder what resolution that recommendation is for?
I just bought a second 680 to get ready for this game... hopefully I don't need 3 for 2560x1440.
Personally, from playing around with the first Metro, I think Crytek's done a better job at optimization.Crytek can learn a thing or two (or five lol) from these chaps.
You should just put that in your sig. 80% of your posts contain it.2 x 4gb 680s SLI @ 2560 x 1600, 512GB SSD, 16gb ram, I should be ok. Will see...
So we need a 4000$ PC to play this game On highest quality ...
MrBungle
GTX295 was and is a beast. It's DX10 only, so any DX11 performance-hits do not apply to it. It was paired with i7 920, so it wasn't bottlenecked.
Inside scenes with graphics on medium should not lag. There's no lighting issues, not many polygons, not much perspective, narrow corridors, limited variety in textures, ver minimal distance draw. This was a year after the release, on patched game and fully up-to-date drivers. No excuse that SLI wasn't working. The game would literally lag on random parts of the map, even the less-demanding parts. The interwebz is full of forum topics saying "wtf why so buggy".
I'm not trying to argue, and I'll leave it at this - but there is simply no way that the game shouldn't be running smooth as butter.
Well, if you buy a Titan, you probably have the money for a good CPU like a 3930K. So yeah, that will bring you to about $3k. I bet you can play it on max with less than a 2K budget if you crossfire 7970s.So we need a 4000$ PC to play this game On highest quality ...
Yeah, I actually thought it was an onboard GPU memory problem but I thought outside the box and gave it a shot and voila. Sometimes you never know if something will work until you try itHe (most likely) means onboard GPU memory, not system RAM.
But Mon Frere, "once upon a time", it used to be. That's of course back in the dark ages, when men were men, and 13 year old girls weren't FBI agents, You know, the days before chivalry died an ignominious death, by the hand of internet trolls such as myself.RAM is different from the GDDR5 on the GPU. I guess it was chance that that is what helped you. RAM isnt shared with the GPU.