Patch Notes and PC System Specs

Please do tell if you end up being able to play, at least at minimum settings, I'm actually curious and it'll great to know, for science 

Yup. I've actually considered doing that but I plan to switch to Ryzen later this year so getting another CPU for this socket would feel like a waste of money at this point But it's good to have the option still.
If I had a better cooler and mainboard, I'd just overclock this thing.

Hello i need help. I built my pc just to play ME Andromeda. Now that the minimum requirements are revealed i am flummoxed.

These are my pc specs
Graphics Nvidia Geforce 4gb 1050ti

Ram 16gb ddr4

Cpu Intel Core i3 6100 3.7 ghz

Will i be able to play this game or not?
I spent all my money into buying this rig. No way i can afford to spend another 800$ for an i5 3570.

With all the other specifications meeting the requirements i should be able to play the game right?

[quote author="Pearl" [quote source="/post/330203/thread"
[/quote][/quote]You should be able to play the game, although I don't know what kind of performance to expect. It all depends on how much the game relies on the CPU. Battlefield 1 runs okay on the 6100, for example, but it may not be a one-to-one comparison because it's made by different people.

Also, since you mentioned it, the i5-3570 is a five-year-old part so running out to buy one today would be a bad idea. The equivalent part you would need to buy to upgrade would be the i5-6500, which runs around $190-$200.[/quote]


Hi thanks for your response. I guess i will stick with my current rig and see how the game plays on my system.Hopefully it will play decently.

P.s. My ram is 12 Gb ddr4 and not 16 gb

Ok, thx, but you dont understand me. Im not worried about power of cpu, Im worried about some new games DOES NOT work on Intel/AMD CPUs without SSE 4.1/4.2 support. I play new Call of Duty, Battlefield 1 and Titan Fall 2.

Amd Phenom II x4 965
Radeon R9 270 2GB
12 GB Ram DDR3

How about my specs?

Athlon X4 750k and Radeon HD 6670

We can cry together in the corner while the others play

Ha. My I3 might struggle (but shouldn't really with it's hyperthreading) with this, but my GTX950 won't 

I'll buy it on PS4 first see how that goes.

Hyperthreading not really used in games. Yeah, in a few years when DX12 in full swing things might change but right now performance in games dictated by a per-core performance, having 4 strong cores for today AAA games on high settings is pretty much a must. GTX 950 is pretty much a GTX 660 and both cards are in a ballpark of ps4's GPU, but PS4's GPU have unified 8gb of GDDR5 memory so it performs somewhat better. I suspect you will have more stable 30 FPS on PS4, but then again it's all about optimization, BF1 runs good on GTX 950 with a somewhat modern i3 ( about 45 fps on high).

Yeah...  You can tell I'm not really using my PC for gaming at the moment.  Might upgrade at some point, the new AMD processor looks tasty.

The only thing I was worried about was the RAM. I only have 8gb atm. Hopefully I can get away with that.

these days, the Computers are becoming more advanced, so it does take up more with other programs added too.

Yeah, I'm trying to make up my mind whether to buy it or not:) DAI was actually slighly chuggy with high settings (and a few ultra), but that game could seriously vary from day to day how it ran O.o

I upgraded my RAM today, so I'm all good