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bradford31 16 years ago#1

Assassin's Creed min requirements updated

Some of you may remember our earlier news item about the rather steep minimum requirements of the forthcoming PC version of Ubisoft's hit Assassin's Creed. Those specs were quickly pulled from the web, but Ubisoft have done the right thing and put them back up, with changes.

The differences are minor but they do bring the specs back down, closer to Earth!

Memory Requirements

Previously they were 2GB min, 3GB recommended Now they are just a minimum of 1GB for Windows XP, and 2GB for Windows Vista

Hard Drive Space

Previously 12GB, now 8GB

GPU suggestions

Used to be ATI RADEON X1300 or NVIDIA GeForce 6600 as the lowest Now set to an ATI Radeon X1600 or NVIDIA GeForce 6800

Other than that, the same dual-core CPU and Shader Model 3.0 graphics card requirements are still there. It'll be interesting to see how well the game will run on single-core CPUs (if at all).

Source of the minimum requirements

bobbyrk 16 years ago#2
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dainese0 16 years ago#3
dang i have ATI radeon x1300 512mb so that means that i cant play this game right ?
dany_assassin 16 years ago#4

no you can't the x1300 used to be on the minimum system requierments,now is x1600

jernas 16 years ago#5
Well, we will see if X1300 can play the game or not. My 6600GT is not supported by Crysis but I can play the game fine. But again Assassin's Creed is a port so we'll just have to wait, because ports are usually more demanding due to bad optimization.
ebolanow 16 years ago#6

jernas posted...
Well, we will see if X1300 can play the game or not. My 6600GT is not supported by Crysis but I can play the game fine. But again Assassin's Creed is a port so we'll just have to wait, because ports are usually more demanding due to bad optimization.

Bad optimization? You don't even know what that means.

jernas 16 years ago#7
I know what that means. I meant UBISOFTS bad optimization. They are really not good at optimizing their games.
OblivionFreak01 16 years ago#8
But the need of a dual-core processor is still here...
escapeoftheape 16 years ago#9

I basicly know NOTHING about computer specs.. but i want this game so bad for the pc! do you think i can run it?

all i know is that I have a nvidia 256mb card and that my CPU is 2.6, I think. Also, I have 1GB ram. I used to run San Andreas and all PoP games just fine, on the highest settings (I think).

Also, when is this game coming out? I see it says april 8th, but will it be out before in japan or something? rather, when will this game be out for download? of course, i will buy it. I played it at a mates ps3, and i need to play it more! cant wait.. anyone?

flaeli21 16 years ago#10
You need to find out whether you have a dual core CPU. Also, its difficult to grade your graphics card performance just by the memory. You need to find out the model. Go to "Run" and type "dxdiag".
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