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What are the Systen Requirtments for Gothic 2 Any one know?
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What are the Systen Requirtments for Gothic 2 Any one know?
   

Gothic 1 ran perfect for me , only time it went a liltte slow was in the sleeper temple other then that it ran perfect.

My specs are

Pentium 3 733mhz
512mb pc133 ram
Radeon 8500
30 gig hd
Creative Labs Sound Blaster 64V

I looked at some gothic 2 shots it looks a little more details i hope this will run it ok :/
Post Tue Oct 22, 2002 4:26 am
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oops forgot to say i run everything on full settings.
Post Tue Oct 22, 2002 4:36 am
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The system requairments for gothic2 are onley a lot of RAM and 512 should be enaugh!Thats because the gothic2 is based on directx7.
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Post Tue Oct 22, 2002 9:18 am
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really? im happy im sure i will be fine , is there offical system requierments for the game and if so whats the site?
Post Tue Oct 22, 2002 10:25 am
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You could always try the most obvious:
http://www.gothic2.com/
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wich i already did and didnt find any...

Any one else?
Post Tue Oct 22, 2002 11:37 am
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To quote myself:
Minimum requirements for a fluid game are an 800 MHz CPU, 256 MB of RAM and a GeForce2. RAM is the governing constituent - if you want better performance, a RAM upgrade might be in order.

That's what Mike Hoge said when he presented the game.

Max settings should be possible with a 1000 MHz processor, 512 MB RAM and a 64 MB video card. Not sure about the last thing though.
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Wonder why the game need so much RAM for maximum setting (512MB!). If i have more memory on my video card (e.g - 128MB), do it mean i need less for RAM? (256 or even 128MB?). Also, it seem the game less dependent on processor.
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quote:
Originally posted by Remus
Wonder why the game need so much RAM for maximum setting (512MB!).

Because lots of world details are stored in memory. Or do you want to wait everytime you enter a house because the game has to load, like in other games?
This is not even an increase in requirements. Even Gothic needed 256 MB to run fluendly and was faster with 512MB. No matter if low or max settings.

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If i have more memory on my video card (e.g - 128MB), do it mean i need less for RAM? (256 or even 128MB?).

Definitely no.
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Also, it seem the game less dependent on processor.
Gothic II uses the same engine as Gothic. Gothic needed a balanced system reg. CPU, RAM and graphics card.
Again, the system recommendation of 1 GHz, 512 MB and a GeForce 2 (non MX!) to enjoy the game isnīt even an increase from Gothic I. Todayīs budget systems have 2GHz, at least 256 MB and at least a GeForce4MX (which sucks but is fast enough).
Even the recommendation is far below an entry level system! Memory and CPUs are dirt cheap nowadays, I simply donīt understand how one can have less than 512 MB.
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Hmm, now i remember, about the world details/infos stored on RAM. That mean (in the case of Gothic 2) if the computer doesn't have enough RAM, then the game become slower because the use of virtual memory on hard disk, right? Before this i just curious why Gothic need a lot of RAM, since some game's performance benchmarks either more dependent on the video card, or the the processor. I think Gothic is quite a special case when it first came out last year - when a lot of games still don't need 256 RAM. But then again, it also the only game (i think) that don't need loading when enter different sections of it game world.
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In Dungeon Siege there was no loading.
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Post Tue Oct 22, 2002 10:12 pm
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i will run gothic 2 full settings fine , and it will run fine if you got 256mb memory.
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quote:
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In Dungeon Siege there was no loading.


Hmm, how could i forgot about that one, it seem my brain clearly don't have enough memory.
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Not to worry, it happens to us all. I was just about to write "And what about Gothic?", when I realized it was the one that started it. Time to sleep mayhaps...
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I `ll tell you that I had a lot of problems with Gothic. Well maybe not so musch but... It was obviously hard for my machine. I have Thbd900 with 128 Mb SdRam and GeForce2MX 32. And I had problems when I turn around and so on... I know that I`ll have to buy a new computer to play Gothic II.
And one question: I haven`t heared why Gothic II will have the same engine as the first GothiC?
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