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    Default Max Payne 3 PC system requirements unveiled

    Max Payne 3 PC system requirements unveiled

    Can you run Rockstar’s slow-mo blockbuster?

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    Those are the widest varying requirements I've ever seen.

    2GB – 16GB of RAM
    NVIDIA 8600 GT 512MB VRAM - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 2GB VRAM



    Also 35GB HDD Space? Wow!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Isengard View Post
    Those are the widest varying requirements I've ever seen.

    2GB – 16GB of RAM
    NVIDIA 8600 GT 512MB VRAM - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 2GB VRAM



    Also 35GB HDD Space? Wow!
    Lol, one big ass game!!

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    Holy damn!

    Playtime is over people. We need to start getting some serious hardware.

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    http://mygaming.co.za/forum/showthre...r-MKIII/page41
    Sorry but I put these requirements onto mygaming before you so I think I deserve the Noddy badge here
    contact me if you are in Cape Town and looking for PC Hardware at very competitive pricing. We also do web and graphic design.

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    35GB and I'm assuming it's not going to have loads and loads of content. I find it bizarre that Skyrim is a massive world and about 6GB and this comes out at 35GB. What could result in the game being so enormous?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Namdrater View Post
    35GB and I'm assuming it's not going to have loads and loads of content. I find it bizarre that Skyrim is a massive world and about 6GB and this comes out at 35GB. What could result in the game being so enormous?
    Full HD videos, high quality sounds, high res uncompressed textures etc.

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    LOL at those rec specs xD That said...drop me a pm if you're keen on getting a RIG that'll "max" Max Pain

    I am so keen to run it now, my main rig will run it into the ground no problem lol
    Eat - Sleep - Overclock - Repeat

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Joker View Post
    LOL at those rec specs xD That said...drop me a pm if you're keen on getting a RIG that'll "max" Max Pain

    I am so keen to run it now, my main rig will run it into the ground no problem lol
    Gunna have to make a plan bru, looks like we're dealing with a badass over here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Namdrater View Post
    35GB and I'm assuming it's not going to have loads and loads of content. I find it bizarre that Skyrim is a massive world and about 6GB and this comes out at 35GB. What could result in the game being so enormous?
    Skyrim out of the box is mostly massive amounts of repeated low res textures. Get the high res mods and it doubles up in size quite fast.

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