Do you think my PC spec will run Brink?

(Ddgamer) #1

Just wanted to know if my PC will run Brink “Can you run it” website says I have the minimum requirements to run it but do you think it will be enough to run it smoothly and not be laggy and do people play it on PC or if not I will buy it on Xbox 360?

Heres my PC spec:

Operating System: Windows XP 32-Bit Professional (5.1, Build 2600) Service Pack 3
System Manufacturer: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.
System Model: G31M-ES2L
Processor: Intel® Core™2 Quad CPU Q8200 @ 2.33GHz (4 CPUs)
Memory: 2046MB RAM
DirectX Version: DirectX 9.0c (4.09.0000.0904)
Graphic Card name: ATI Radeon HD 5770 1GB GDDR5
Sound Card: Realtek HD Audio

(MasterSe7en) #2

absolutely dude, u should have no problem other thatn whatever ATI issues people are having right now, i have 3 nvidias so i havent encountered anything except the 30FPS cap in single player which is aggrivating the hell outta me, u gotta remember this is a pretty old and primitive engine with a few new features added, so its not too crazy, but u shouldnt have any problems, i suggest u upgrade to windows 7 tho so u can use some DX10/DX11 features :slight_smile:

(Emke) #3

It will run smooth… but in this state of game it is nearly unplayable with ATI cards (Grid glitches, no crossfire support, framerate issues)

(Mustang) #4

Just tested on a very cheap system running an Athlon X3, 3GB RAM and a 5670
Absolutely no graphical issues and getting around 60-80fps out of it
Other than the RAM your system beats this, so spec wise it looks good to go

(Ddgamer) #5

I’m also going to run it on a 22 inch Full HD 1080p screen 1920x1080 will i still be able to run it then? even though im going to run it in Full HD?

(Ddgamer) #6

or if not is it just worth getting it on a console because do alot of people play it on PC?

(Mustang) #7

Being able run it smoothly and being able to run it smoothly at maximum resolution with everything tuned up to maximum are two completely different things
For your information I was running 1680x1050 (16:10) with most of the graphical tweaks turned down
It still looked gorgeous, just not quite the same post processing “glow”