Will I be able to run Watch Dogs smoothly?

[hungrywhiteboy]

posting this in technology section rather than the WD thread becuase it'll get more technology experts than fanboys (hopefully)

my computer can play games like far cry 3 and just cause 2 on maximum settings with no lag ever at all but just looking and hearing about how demanding watch dogs is, is giving me bad vibes and then when i went on one of those dumb unreliable canyourunit sites and it said i could barely play it on minimum i was officially like wait what surely it can't be that bad

 

what graphics settings (min/med/high...) do you think i'll be able to run watch dogs on?

8GB DDR3 RAM

1TB Hard Drive

AMD FX-8120 Eight Core Processor, 3.1GHz (could overclock to up to 4GHz if it would really help)

AMD Radeon 6900 Series (downloaded like 4 different programs and they all just say "6900 Series" and don't give me an exact model but it does also say 2GB sooo...)

 

i would try and find out myself but i bullsh*tted my way through every IT exam in my entire life so i'd rather hear from people who i presume know more than me haha

if you need anything more to go off just let me know

 

thanks

 

[gtamann123]

I would think you would be fine in the processor department. I'm not too up to date on all the Graphics Units out there. Maybe you should run System requirements lab and that will tell you if your rig meets the recommended requirements.

[sivispacem]

You should be able to run it fine but you're probably not going to be able to hack it with all the settings turned up to 11.

[OverTheBelow]

You should be absolutely fine on medium-high settings. For ultra you will probably need a graphics upgrade if you were desperate to max it out. There is no way of being definitively sure until the game comes out though.

 

I have to go out and get myself another pair of RAM sticks to play it, which is a ballache since I've never needed more than 4GB for anything until now.

Edited May 22, 2014 by OverTheBelow

[SoftTouch]

You probably will have some dips in high settings.