The developers of dice for the first time made statements about the system requirements for battlefield 3. According to game designer Gustav Halling should have no problems owners of bad company 2, to be able to play the latest offspring of the battlefield series - at least it is in this regard quite sure.
Battlefield 3: Official system requirements indicated by the dice. Bad company 2 owners can look forward. All screenshots for battlefield 3. While still no exact details about the system requirements for battlefield 3 are known, however, a designer of the developers of dice made recently first statements to the functioning of the shooter's ego on PC systems. According to Gustav Halling, the name of the game designer, owner of bad company 2 should have no problems to be able to play the latest offspring of the battlefield series. In any case is the employees of Developer Studio dice in this pretty sure, how about his Twitter account is to be read. Gustav Halling replied that on the question of a user, when the official system requirements for battlefield 3 will be published. As the requirements for bad company 2 are down, can read it below these lines, to compare it with your hardware. But it is surprising that dice has already announced some time ago, that no Windows XP would be supported in battlefield 3.
As long as as a result no confirmation or even an official press release about the system requirements for battlefield 3 publishes dice or electronic arts, are the data with caution. We keep you in any case on this subject here on pcgames.de, once the leaders again enlist to Word. Thanks for the hint goes to our community member "Heeze", through which we did become aware of the implied requirements for battlefield 3 in the comment section of other news to the first-person shooter. Following the official requirements for bad company 2. The game is available for the last year in the trade. Also the original Twitter message of Designer: "HM no idea actually, not sure they are set yet!" "But if you can play BC2 on your PC I'm pretty sure you can play BF3 (+ dx10 req)"
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Minimum:
Core 2 Duo @ 2. 0 GHz
2 GB memory
GeForce 7800 GT / ATI X 1900
256 MB video card memory
Windows XP
Disk space: 15 GB for the digital version, 10 GB for the disc version
Recommended:
Quad-core
2 GB memory
GeForce GTX 260
512 MB video card memory
Windows Vista or Windows 7
Disk space: 15 GB for the digital version, 10 GB for the disc version
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As long as as a result no confirmation or even an official press release about the system requirements for battlefield 3 publishes dice or electronic arts, are the data with caution. We keep you in any case on this subject here on pcgames.de, once the leaders again enlist to Word. Thanks for the hint goes to our community member "Heeze", through which we did become aware of the implied requirements for battlefield 3 in the comment section of other news to the first-person shooter. Following the official requirements for bad company 2. The game is available for the last year in the trade. Also the original Twitter message of Designer: "HM no idea actually, not sure they are set yet!" "But if you can play BC2 on your PC I'm pretty sure you can play BF3 (+ dx10 req)"
Advertising:
Battlefield 3 order now from 59.99 € at Amazon
Minimum:
Core 2 Duo @ 2. 0 GHz
2 GB memory
GeForce 7800 GT / ATI X 1900
256 MB video card memory
Windows XP
Disk space: 15 GB for the digital version, 10 GB for the disc version
Recommended:
Quad-core
2 GB memory
GeForce GTX 260
512 MB video card memory
Windows Vista or Windows 7
Disk space: 15 GB for the digital version, 10 GB for the disc version
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