[coolhandluke41]

After watching this i wonder if 570 in SLI can handle this on single monitor or will consoles prevent it from ever happening ..

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtGYtdDI6eE&fmt=22[/ame]

 

[esocid]

Unreal seems pretty content with a PC user base, and I look forward to what this engine can offer.

570SLI I would suspect would be fine with max on everything, even AA and AF.

Could I max it out? Probably everything but AF, and would need to lower AA.

 

[rocklobsta1109]

the unreal engine hasn't been particularly hard on GPUs as long as I can remember so hopefully this trend continues

 

[BWG]

Now that is something to look forward too.

 

[fazio93]

http://www.overclock.net/video-game-news/984342-youtube-unreal-engine-3-features.html

 

[coolhandluke41]

Quote:

Originally Posted by fazio93;13039531
http://www.overclock.net/video-game-news/984342-youtube-unreal-engine-3-features.html

Ok...and..?

 

[coolhandluke41]

when i watch this my first thoughts was Kepler and Maxwell but i guess i should be fine ,it sure looks sick tho

 

[JunkoXan]

Quote:

the unreal engine hasn't been particularly hard on GPUs as long as I can remember so hopefully this trend continues

actually in the documentation it is mentioned that it does stress the card heavily.

a 570 SLI should beable to max out UE 3.5 but may be surprised tho by the performance hit you may get if you look at the FPS counter tho should be hardly noticable.

luckly for us the unreal engine is very forgiving.....

 

[Booty Warrior]

I am not prepared...

 

[JunkoXan]

avg systems with a 460 GTX could get away with alot on the unreal 3 engine even with the directX 11 included with it at very good settings soo i think everyones prepared for it, just all about waiting for it to be fully out there and see what path it takes.

 

[Shredicus]

oh man, the next UT with equipment and a UI. I will strap another 580 to this one's back for that.