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    Is Assassin's Creed CPU Dependant

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by rot112, Aug 29, 2009.

  1. rot112

    rot112 El Rompe ToTo

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    Hello everyone it's ROT112, and i have just bought Assassin's Creed for the PC to gear up for the AC2 release and get familiar with the game and lore.

    The game has been running great and i am loving it so far.

    Though i am curious to know, does the rely more on the CPU or GPU. And what kind of performance do they rest of you get in the game along with your GPU and CPU specs. Thanks :)
     
  2. zrehmz

    zrehmz Notebook Enthusiast

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    Runs great on my g71. P8600 2.5ghz and the nvidia gtx 260m
     
  3. ryo1000

    ryo1000 Notebook Deity

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    i have a P-6860 as well but with a T8400 2.4 Ghz CPU, in dx9 i get around 20-25 fps average at the highest or near the highest settings, don't really remember though
     
  4. crash

    crash NBR Assassin

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    It ran pretty well on my laptop (specs in sig). I think I had it at 1440x900 with medium settings. I was getting around 25 FPS avg, maybe a little less.
     
  5. Kallogan

    Kallogan Notebook Deity

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    You can check it for yourself by disabling highest FIDs of your proco one by one with RMclock for example (in brief you underclock it) and then checking how it impacts your framerate.

    On Batman demo, i underclocked my proco to the lowest FID 1,6 ghz and see no difference in the framerate. Conclusion : This game is completely GPU dependant.
     
  6. LaptopNut

    LaptopNut Notebook Virtuoso

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    I was noticing frame rates of 60 fps in my Rivatuner logs for that game under XP SP3 with the specs in my sig. All high settings at 1680 X 1050.
     
  7. spradhan01

    spradhan01 Notebook Virtuoso

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    95% games are GPU dependent rather than CPU.
     
  8. Thund3rball

    Thund3rball I dont know, I'm guessing

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    I ran it at 1280x800 IIRC on medium-ish settings, at about 25-30fps avg. I got slowdowns when riding the horse in the huge open environments though. Game looked pretty sweet too. Too bad it bored me after about 4 hours.
     
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  10. rot112

    rot112 El Rompe ToTo

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    Ah i see. Was just being curious is all. The game runs great for me tho.