Skyrim playbility

[Applesauce]

Hey everyone...i know the game or system requirements has'nt been released yet but as an rgp frantic i want to know when it will be released, will i be able to play it on high settings with more than 30fps?? Ofcource i want you guys to assume the requirements keeping the engine and visuals as seen in gameplay in mind... I am sure it will run anyway but if it can't then i dont want to wait one year to upgrade my pc to play this like i did with oblivion lol so i will start saving money from now on... What you guys think??? Thanx

[wAnxTa]

I don't think you'll be able to max it out and run it smoothly on that rig. Bethesda will also be releasing a High-Res texture pack for the pc version so yeah there goes another bunch of frames down the drain. But again, that is my thinking. Wait for an official word.

[HMS1193]

On your Screen's native res (1280x1024) it would run fine, FPS on higher resolutions and Hi-Res textures would take a great hit.

Skyrim is gonna feature twice as much content then Oblivion.

[Applesauce]

^^So i should be happy enough with my rig then right??? IF not then what should i upgrade and how much its gonna cost me? Because the resolution you mentioned is fine for me but i want to be sure that it will run on high setting and will be playable also i can't wait for the official announcement because if i need to upgrade then i must start saving now..

Skyrim is gonna feature twice as much content then Oblivion.

yeah i am so excited about it The game will be game of the year for sure..

[HMS1193]

^^So i should be happy enough with my rig then right??? IF not then what should i upgrade and how much its gonna cost me? Because the resolution you mentioned is fine for me but i want to be sure that it will run on high setting and will be playable also i can't wait for the official announcement because if i need to upgrade then i must start saving now..

yeah i am so excited about it The game will be game of the year for sure..

You need a larger screen to enjoy the game. 1080P LCD's are available around 18-22K range and a GPU such as GTX460-HD6850 is good enough to play at 1080P with decent amount of visuals.

Your CPU being Quad Core is good enough, If you're willing to upgrade that too, then i recommend you get a used LGA1156 based rig instead of buying a new Sandy Bridge setup. But leave it for now since you're save from the CPU side.

Skyrim will definitely be one of the greatest games of 2011, RPG + GOTY confirmed, Witcher II was great but this is gonna kick ass. xD Let's see if the modding community delivers some great mods for the game as they did for Oblivion.

BTW, I've like 250+ hours on Oblivion, 150+ on Fallout 3 and 400+ on New Vegas (Currently on my 6th HardCore mode). Bethesda Rocks.

[Applesauce]

You need a larger screen to enjoy the game. 1080P LCD's are available around 18-22K range and a GPU such as GTX460-HD6850 is good enough to play at 1080P with decent amount of visuals. Your CPU being Quad Core is good enough, If you're willing to upgrade that too, then i recommend you get a used LGA1156 based rig instead of buying a new Sandy Bridge setup. But leave it for now since you're save from the CPU side. Skyrim will definitely be one of the greatest games of 2011, RPG GOTY confirmed, Witcher II was great but this is gonna kick ass. xD Let's see if the modding community delivers some great mods for the game as they did for Oblivion. BTW, I've like 250 hours on Oblivion, 150 on Fallout 3 and 400 on New Vegas (Currently on my 6th HardCore mode). Bethesda Rocks.

yeah i was thinking of getting a new lcd but i think i am happy with it for (crysis times my friend) so i think i should start saving for a gtx460 then...Witcher 2 was amazing indeed but i hate it for being so play from the begining game and the potion drinking thingy but it also was the reason of interest well whatever Btw i am on like 200 hours on oblivion(playing 2nd time post ending... 100 on fallout 3 and 500 on new vegas...No doubt bethesda rocks for sure...