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I wonder if component prices will be back in the realms of reasonable by the time this is finally out. My laptop currently only runs The Witcher 3 at 1080p on medium with most of the post processing off, and I've been putting off building a new tower for ages because of cost.

strawberry float me a new 1080 Ti is almost a grand. That's insane.

Apart from that, that's a possible upgrade for me in the future. Is the 1151 socket the most recent still, or is there an updated intel socket these days?

EDIT: Nope, turns out the 8th gen Intel's aren't compatible with my Z170a motherboard. Booo. Upgrade price from mine to those specs, without the 1080 = €981. With the 1080 = €1981.

Jeez.

Mine matches the amount of RAM at least.

The i5 and 1060GTX might meet minimum spec.

Photek wrote:They mention it then say it’s on console, I’d be surprised if it’s on a PS4 Pro at an Xbox event but if it was it would only perform better, not a lot of latest multiplat PS4 Pro games are native 4K though if any.

The game was demoed on

CPU: Intel i7-8700K @ 3.70Ghz
MB: Asus ROG Strix Z370-I Gaming
RAM: G.SKILL Ripjaws V, 2X16GB, 3000Mhz, CL15
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX1080Ti
SSD: Samsung 960 PRO 512GB M.2 PCIe
PSU: Corsair SF600 600W

Projekt RED posted the specs on the official discord server

https://discordapp.com/invite/CyberpunkGame

NickSCFC wrote:

Ha! Who the strawberry float writes that kind of gooseberry fool?

Also, the very specs mentioned above have people speculating that the current gen version shouldn't be too dumbed down:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/kevinmurna ... efb6486885

On reflection, the demo was probably running at 60fps at 4k, so if it can do so on those (high end but not industry-grade) specs that's a very positive thing indeed.

NickSCFC wrote:

If you're desperate.

EDIT: Audio only, the video title cuts out before it says that, don't want to get people's hopes up that there's actual footage.

Ak, gone. Very quickly apparently.

The demo was apparently running in native 4K so my GTX1070 will probably do a decent job at 2560x1440, not to mention the final build will probably me a great deal more optimised. Nice to know I won't have to break the bank on upgrades.

Tafdolphin wrote:strawberry float me a new 1080 Ti is almost a grand. That's insane.

Apart from that, that's a possible upgrade for me in the future. Is the 1151 socket the most recent still, or is there an updated intel socket these days?

EDIT: Nope, turns out the 8th gen Intel's aren't compatible with my Z170a motherboard. Booo. Upgrade price from mine to those specs, without the 1080 = €981. With the 1080 = €1981.

Jeez.

The 1080 Ti isn't even a new card by PC standards is it?
The miners must be really buying cards by the van full. Surely the insane prices must make designing games for the ultra max systems (as Crysis did back in the day) pretty pointless as hardly anyone has hardcore pc gaming systems any more.

This game will likely suffer from the usual problems for games at the end of generations where the PC version will obviously be better for obvious reasons. I'll play this on One X and the PC version may indeed be superior but the X version will do me just fine.

Peter Crisp wrote:

Tafdolphin wrote:strawberry float me a new 1080 Ti is almost a grand. That's insane.

Apart from that, that's a possible upgrade for me in the future. Is the 1151 socket the most recent still, or is there an updated intel socket these days?

EDIT: Nope, turns out the 8th gen Intel's aren't compatible with my Z170a motherboard. Booo. Upgrade price from mine to those specs, without the 1080 = €981. With the 1080 = €1981.

Jeez.

The 1080 Ti isn't even a new card by PC standards is it?
The miners must be really buying cards by the van full. Surely the insane prices must make designing games for the ultra max systems (as Crysis did back in the day) pretty pointless as hardly anyone has hardcore pc gaming systems any more.

It's not new, but it's still the most powerful consumer GFX card out there. NVidia are prepping the release of their 11xx cards however, so by the time the game drops the 1080Ti should be far more affordable. And, as people have mentioned, the demo was aiming for 4K native. My 1070 should hopefully do just fine at 1440p.

EDIT: Also, for anyone with a hankering for some Cyberpunk action, all the Deus Ex games are discounted in the Steam sale: The original for 69p (a must buy), Human Revolution for £2 (definitely at that price) and Mankind Divided for around £3 (eeeeerrrrhhh maybe).

Tafdolphin wrote:EDIT: Also, for anyone with a hankering for some Cyberpunk action, all the Deus Ex games are discounted in the Steam sale: The original for 69p (a must buy), Human Revolution for £2 (definitely at that price) and Mankind Divided for around £3 (eeeeerrrrhhh maybe).

MD is definitely worth £3, come on

OrangeRakoon wrote:

Tafdolphin wrote:EDIT: Also, for anyone with a hankering for some Cyberpunk action, all the Deus Ex games are discounted in the Steam sale: The original for 69p (a must buy), Human Revolution for £2 (definitely at that price) and Mankind Divided for around £3 (eeeeerrrrhhh maybe).

MD is definitely worth £3, come on

Yeah, you're right. The hub world is lovely, and the whole this is as well designed as HR but it's not that satisfying a game. Just as it gets going it...ends. I was really disappointed by it, but it's probably a disappointment that's worth £3!

It's half a game and we're never getting the conclusion

I expect them to re-release this game on xboxtwo/ps5, which will probably be level with the original PC version. At least, I hope they do. I will be playing on PC but I hope everyone gets the chance to experience it at its best rather than just on consoles at the end of their lifespan.

OrangeRakoon wrote:It's half a game and we're never getting the conclusion

https://www.pcgamer.com/deus-ex-is-not- ... boss-says/

"Still in the brand..."



There's no way they're going to release a DE game to go up against Cyberpunk, so you may be right...

Tafdolphin wrote:

OrangeRakoon wrote:It's half a game and we're never getting the conclusion

https://www.pcgamer.com/deus-ex-is-not- ... boss-says/

"Still in the brand..."



There's no way they're going to release a DE game to go up against Cyberpunk, so you may be right...

It'll be a mobile game

OrangeRakoon wrote:

Tafdolphin wrote:

OrangeRakoon wrote:It's half a game and we're never getting the conclusion

https://www.pcgamer.com/deus-ex-is-not- ... boss-says/

"Still in the brand..."



There's no way they're going to release a DE game to go up against Cyberpunk, so you may be right...

It'll be a mobile game

The C&C treatment.