Titanfall PC system requirements revealed
Respawn co-founder Vince Zampella took to Twitter today to reveal the minimum PC requirements for the PC version of Titanfall. Get your machines ready.
Titanfall is about to unleash high-tech mech warfare on March 11, with the beta potentially arriving in the next few weeks. So if you're a PC user, you're going to want to make sure your machine can handle the upcoming battle. Respawn co-founder Vince Zampella has revealed the game's system requirements in a condensed 140 character Tweet.
Zampella's Twitter (via Polygon) offers the following:
Minimum requirements:
- 64-bit Windows 7, 8, or 8.1.
- AMD Athlon X2 2.8GHz or Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz
- 512MB VRAM, Radeon HD 4770 or GeForce 8800GT
- 4GB Memory
Zampella also teased the possibility of a Mac release in a later Tweet, but notes that it would be discussed after the main Xbox One, Xbox 360, and PC versions launch.
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Respawn co-founder Vince Zampella took to Twitter today to reveal the minimum PC requirements for the PC version of Titanfall. Get your machines ready.-
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Not bad at all.
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It greatly depends on framerate. CoD Ghosts' engine is still based on Q3 tech, and the previous CoD engines did feel very sharp; however, with Ghosts they added so many additional graphics effects (which you can't turn off) that they turned the engine into a turd.
Frostbite will also feel like a turd if the framerates are low. But considering the graphics quality, Frostbite runs at amazingly high framerates, and I haven't even played it with Mantle yet! Too bad it's got stability issues - but that's a different issue.-
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Well, I don't know what it is exactly, but the Ghosts engine is choppy as fuck for the first 10 seconds or so after a map loads on my system. This choppyness even occurs in the menus. I've fairly good system with an SSD. The old CoD games ran at a stable 100+ frames per second. I read that it's related to Steam Friends, but disabling it didn't help either.
Once the maps run more smoothly, I still get nowhere near 100+ fps like in CoD:MW3. (Isn't it even hard-capped at 40 or some shit like that?) The hit-detection feels great if you're coming from BF4, but the framerates suck.
Oh, I had to disable mouse accelleration in Windows to prevent mouse accelleration in-game. I never had to do that for any other game.
All in all, there are lots of little things about the Ghost engine on PC that make it feel like a shitty port of enhancements that were implemented primarily for the consoles.
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So my 2 year old machine will be fine running it at 1600x1200 on medium settings? Yay.
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I'm shooting for 1920x1440 at the highest settings on my ~2 month old machine!
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You don't go 2048x1536? I actually recently discovered you can go even higher than that with a program called CRU. I played FEAR 3 the other day at 2304x1728@60hz. Hope that's not bad for my CRT.
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PQ stands for picture quality. The PQ to price ratio for a used CRT is why I still game in 4:3. I bought a lightly used photo and video editing CRT for $50. BF4 with HBAO and Ultra lighting looks staggering on it. And 4:3 doesn't bother me because most PC games are still compatible with it. For PS3 and Wii U games I just sit closer.
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I want recommended requirements so I can make sure my computer crushes them! >:-D
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valcan_s has had a system ready since 1987.
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To this fucking day, cod ghosts crashes consistently for me. Either every single time before i play first game, or every single time after first game, it literally crashes to desktop, EVERY SINGLE FUCKING TIME!
This has NEVER occurred for me in any other cod game ever.
