hans030390
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http://www.gamespot.com/news/2005/03/09..._6120126.html?tag=lastword_pc_headline
"An even more pressing question is the kind of hardware you will require to run Unreal Engine 3 games. Next-generation consoles will have no problems with Unreal Engine 3 games, but PC gamers don't need to worry, according to Rein. He said that a video card based on an Nvidia 6600GT, the kind currently available for around $250, will be able to handle games based on the engine easily. However, by the time any games based on Unreal Engine 3 ship next year, those cards will have dropped in price considerably, meaning that PC gamers won't have to drop big bucks on upgrades."
Looks like those of us with 6600gt's are still good for a while. I've heard some say that the cards won't run unreal 3 games well...hmmmm....looks like they're wrong.
I'm sure unreal 3 engine uses SM3.0, and this says that the 6600gt will do fine with it. But how will an x800 do with Sm2.0? It's odd that he directly mentioned the 6600gt.
this is not a Sm3.0 > 2.0 thread.....
"An even more pressing question is the kind of hardware you will require to run Unreal Engine 3 games. Next-generation consoles will have no problems with Unreal Engine 3 games, but PC gamers don't need to worry, according to Rein. He said that a video card based on an Nvidia 6600GT, the kind currently available for around $250, will be able to handle games based on the engine easily. However, by the time any games based on Unreal Engine 3 ship next year, those cards will have dropped in price considerably, meaning that PC gamers won't have to drop big bucks on upgrades."
Looks like those of us with 6600gt's are still good for a while. I've heard some say that the cards won't run unreal 3 games well...hmmmm....looks like they're wrong.
I'm sure unreal 3 engine uses SM3.0, and this says that the 6600gt will do fine with it. But how will an x800 do with Sm2.0? It's odd that he directly mentioned the 6600gt.
this is not a Sm3.0 > 2.0 thread.....