Patch Notes and PC System Specs

I don't want to give you false hope, but it might be possible that the game will still run on lowest possible settings and resolution lower than 1920x1080. 
More important thing is probably system RAM, if you have 4GB or less game might not work.

The GPU and RAM meets minimum specs, but the problem might be the i3 core CPU when minimum is i5 core or fx six core AMD.

System Requirements Labs says I won't be able to play. Can anyone confirm or deny? I can't justify buying a new PC at the moment. Wife would kill me. So am I gonna have to wait on Andromeda?

VIDEO CARD
Minimum: Nvidia GTX 660 2GB, AMD Radeon 7850 2GB
You Have: GeForce GT 755M
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GeForce GT 755M
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Features: Minimum attributes of your Video Card
Required You Have
Pass or fail icon Pixel Shader version 5.0 5.0
Pass or fail icon Vertex Shader version 5.0 5.0
Pass or fail icon Dedicated Video RAM 2 GB 2.0 GB

CPU CPU
Minimum: Intel Core i5 3570 or AMD FX-6350
You Have: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4700MQ CPU @ 2.40GHz
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Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4700MQ CPU @ 2.40GHz
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CPU Speed CPU SPEED
Minimum: Info
You Have: 2.4 GHz

RAM RAM
Minimum: 8 GB
You Have: 8.0 GB

OS OS
Minimum: 64-bit Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10
You Have: Microsoft Windows 10 (build 14393), 64-bit
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Free Disk Space FREE DISK SPACE
Minimum: 55 GB
You Have: 557.8 GB
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Well you possibly will be able to play it if you content with everything on low and choppy frame-rate, possibly sub 1080p resolution. 755m is very weak GPU for modern gaming.  Example:


Metro: Last Light
GeForce GTX 660 - 50 FPS average

GeForce GT 755M - 15 FPS

Thank you all for your kind answers, I definitely consider them all. I'm happy to know I'm on the right track without bankrupting myself.

Edit: I ordered the 1050, I decided it was a good choice. Thank you all again!

I call nonsense!

My GTX 760 kicks the hell out of this game!



Also 16 GB of ram requirement is preposterous!

Now that you mention it, I'm gonna try and run the game in a VM for the heck of it

On what system? On the Mac there's a virtualization software (Parallels Desktop) that comes with directx compatible GPU emulation -- when I last used it 4 years ago, it supported directx 9.x. I actually played a couple playthroughs of ME2 in a virtual machine on my Mac at medium-low settings because I was too lazy to dual boot.

On Linux it's possible to set up GPU 'passthrough', and assign the physical video card to a virtual machine (KVM/QEMU). It's a bit of a hack, because nvidia doesn't support it on their consumer models. The results are hit and miss; some people are very satisfied, but in my experience the hassle wasn't really worth it. The emulated storage controller becomes a bottleneck even when you're using a dedicated HDD (not a virtualized drive on a file); so there's ridiculous amounts of texture pop-in, and framerates are all over the place.

I've got my OS and games on separate SSD's, it's made a massive difference. Can't recommend it enough.

I can run Rise of the Tomb Raider with tressfx turned on and everything on Ultra at 1680x1050 with only occasional slow down (usually when first entering one of the huge areas like the gulag and it decides to render to the moon and back).

Example of it running (fraps is knocking a few fps off):



So I'm not overly worried at all.

So I was reading about adding more memory (it's been years since I had to add RAM to a pc) and it seems like it's a better bet to just buy 2 new (2x8gb) than add 2 (2x4gb) to what I have now because of possible compatibility issues. Am I understanding this correctly?

Edit:  Also, I can run DAI on med-high settings with no trouble. Tessellation, shadow, terrain, and vegetation are the 4 things at med, everything else is high.  Am I really going to have that much trouble running MEA? 

Yeah, you could wind up getting sticks with different timings and wind up with issues.  Though it's possible to find the same ram you have currently

CPU-Z is a free download, and the SPD tab can give you your part number