Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn benchmark released
Square Enix has released a benchmark test for Final Fantasy XIV so you can gauge whether your PC will be able to handle the workload.
Final Fantasy XIV is preparing to launch its beta tests, but can your rig handle it? The answer is probably "of course it can" for most PC enthusiasts, but just in case you have your doubts Square Enix has released a benchmark test.
The test puts your PC through its paces and assigns it a score. You're aiming for 2,000 or higher, which means you can run the game on default settings. The scoring can go up beyond 7,000 though, giving you some bragging rights if your PC can run it at max settings without breaking a sweat. Square is also careful to note that this isn't a trial version of the game and doesn't grant access to the beta; for that, you'll have to sign up like everybody else.
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Steve Watts posted a new article, Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn benchmark released.
Square Enix has released a benchmark test for Final Fantasy XIV so you can gauge whether your PC will be able to handle the workload.-
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5322 for me, on everything to the max. Quote: "Easily capable of running the game. Should perform exceptionally well, even at higher resolutions."
It does make me wonder, though, where my system bottlenecks are located. I have 16 G of RAM and an i7 2600K. I was thinking of changing out CPUs to something a little newer, but I like the i7 and I put the gigantic V8 cooler on it, so I don't feel like taking it off.-
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Still a good card... for 10.000 points in this like the people up there you need a 680 or two.
http://www.anandtech.com/bench/GPU12/372 here you can compare all sorts of video cards and also see how they perform compared to your 570. For a decent upgrade you'd need a 670 or better. Insert AMD equivalents obv.
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