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Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by moussa247, Aug 4, 2013.

  1. moussa247

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    To help get a better idea of what settings to use for your system post your options. I'll go first
    i5-3210m
    GT 650M
    6GB DDR3 PostFX disabled, I'm aware it says HD 4000 but I have optimus and a bug shows the intel instead of the Nvidia.
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    #1 moussa247, Aug 4, 2013
  2. ShyveX

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    Xeon E3 1230v2
    Geforce GTX 770
    8GB DDR3 1600Mhz

    PostFX enabled
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    #2 ShyveX, Aug 4, 2013
  3. AirSKiller

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    #3 AirSKiller, Dec 16, 2013
  4. BreadForMen

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    Specs in sig.
    Pretty much default settings. Except Aniostropic Filtering, and Texture Quality.
     
    #4 BreadForMen, Dec 16, 2013
  5. Cwazywazy

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    Max settings with no postfx.

    AMD A8-3850 @ 4.2GHz (Kuhler water cooling)
    8GB DDR3
    EVGA GTX 650ti boost ssc 2gb overclocked
     
    #5 Cwazywazy, Dec 16, 2013
  6. AirSKiller

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    Wait.... HD7970? Why not max it out? lol :eek:

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    Pretty interesting set up to say the least.
    Two questions, first: Why not enable PostFX? it really makes the game look much better o: second: What made you go for an APU? I mean, if you use a discrete graphics card? :)
     
    #6 AirSKiller, Dec 16, 2013
  7. Cwazywazy

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    1: SSAO sucks performance and I don't really enjoy the other effects.
    2: The APU, motherboard, and RAM were a Christmas present. I used the APU until I got a 7750. (Then upgraded to the 650ti. I was going to get a 660ti but I saved some money getting this one for $160 and my CPU is the bottleneck in Drive so it wouldn't have made a difference.)

    BTW, i get 40-80 FPS depending on map and vehicle.
     
    #7 Cwazywazy, Dec 16, 2013
  8. AirSKiller

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    Fair enough, but I don't really see SSAO sucking that much performance, maybe I just didn't notice it...

    Why didn't you stick with the HD7750? Isn't the GTX650Ti just 20% better or something? Nice rig anyway :)
     
    #8 AirSKiller, Dec 16, 2013
  9. Svpracer

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    I have everything on low and turned off postFX.
    2.4 dual core intel, 4gb ram, integrated graphics.
    25 average FPS, not bad for a 4yr old laptop.
     
    #9 Svpracer, Jan 3, 2014
  10. pulley999

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    Fully maxxed at 1680x1050, postfx fully enabled. 40+fps with any single vehicle available now. Drops to ~20 with over four cars.

    i7 2600k@3.4GHz
    ASUS DirectCUII OC GTX 760
    ASUS P8P67 Pro
    16GB(4x4) 1600MHz 9-9-9-24 Corsair Vengance
    Three Seagate and WD HDDs gutted from older PCs.
     
    #10 pulley999, Jan 3, 2014
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