Athlon 64 3000Nvidia 7300 GT 256 ram1GB ramAbout 25 in outdoors with all set to medium quality and Anisotropic and Antialiasing turned off.Still looks very good. I only get some strange stutters in Trade quarter so far, probably because the number of people around.Indoors i get about 70-80 FPS.
My System:AMD 64X2 4600+2GB RAM8800GTS 320MB OC video card8800GTS 320MB OC video card (SLI VIDEO)Windows Vista Home premium.Game runs smooth if I turn shadows down to low or off (which ever is the lowest) and actually game runs the smoothest if I just let the game adjust everything and choose medium settings. I don't know what FPS Im getting as I've not bothered to reinstall Fraps since installing vista from scratch. But if I had to guess, (which isn't too hard to do after playing multitudes of games) I'd have to say on medium Im probably getting close to about 30-35fps around towns, and probably 35 to 45 out in the woods. I've never been lucky enough to see fps of 70+ in any of the games that I play even though I've got some good video cards, enough ram in my system.
intel e6850 dual core (3.0 ghz)4 gb ramwin xp sp-2geforce 8800 gts overclocked:game in 1680x1050all max/no AAdof enabled:ingame: 35-80 fps, especially old vizima in ch5 is slowcutscenes: 20-50, especially the beginning is slowall in all a few crashes after playing for to long (memory leak) but no broken quests, a few "can't fight although I click" bugs which canbe circumvented by switching swordstyles.
I got as follows for my playing machine:Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 6400 @2,13GHz2 GB DDR2 RAM GeForce 8800 GTX (ForceWare Version: 169,04)Screen Solution is 1680 X 1050, 32 Bit Color, TFT Screen 60 HertzAnd the Framerate is between 37 and 45 (Fraps) while fighting & roaming the area.During movie sequences its 55 or more ...Can't say I noticed any performance break down - I run everything in the game at maximumI had a while ago SLI and 4 GB RAM but my system didn't like that too much ;-) but next year I buy myself a new compy.
Greetings!I have an AGP based system, Mobo: GIGABYTE GA8S-655FX(-L) Rev 1.O CPU: INTEL PENTIUM 4 3.0 Ghz with HT MEMORY: 2GB DDR1 at 400 Mhz. VIDEO CARD: GECUBE ATI RADEON HD 2600 PRO 512MB DDR 2. SOUND CARD: CREATIVE LABS AUDIGY 2 RETAIL HARD DISCS: WD IDE, SEAGATE FREE AGENT(USB EXTERNAL) I'm running the game at 1024x768 with all settings maxed out.I don't know my exact frame rates, but the only area I'm currently having slide show and halt problems in in ACT II, Merchant Quarter, which is the area I apparently have the most memory dump crashes because of.Loading times are between tenty to thirty seconds. 
Thank you, Kind Regards, Menicus.
Thank you, Kind Regards, Menicus.Mine is a two-year old rig but have a new cpu ( ;D scoured from ebay)AMD Athlon 64 3200+ (Venice Core) 2.2 Ghz1 GB RAMNvidia GeForce 7600 GS (AGP) 163.75 ForcewareRuns in 1024x768No shadowsNo AAAverage 30 FPSMaximum 60 FPS
Does anyone know if there is an in-game FPS tool? I don't have the game yet but I plan to buy it any day now. I'm wondering how my computer will perform with this game. I plan to build a new quadcore dx10 PC next fall but for now all I have is my laptop.1.86ghz Pentium M Dothan (in single threaded games it seems to be equivalent to 3ghz P4)2gb DDR2 533mhz6800 256mbI ran Oblivion roughly 25-30fps avg on a mix of low and medium with HDR on 0xaa at 1440x900
In regard to the first post in this thread; I cannot resist saying that trying to determine which video card to buy based on other peoples setups is about as accurate as throwing darts at pictures of video cards on the wall.CPU types, RAM types/amount, drivers, other programs running, so many , many factors determine frame rates at any given moment. Buy the best card you can for the money you have, is usually the formula for getting the best frame rates you can.No two PC's perform the same, even with the same video card in them.Just a side note about fraps; when fraps is running, the resources it uses to run itself detract from the game performance and the true frame rates your machine is capable of. A tip: I use a very good program called "End it All" before I play any game. It shuts down any running programs or processes that are using up CPU or RAM resources, and you may not even realize they are slowing down your game. I can bring up the task manager (Alt+Tab+Delete) and it may tell me nothing is running; but I can run End it All, and it will say "Just shut down 14 out of 16 programs". Give it a try. Perfectly safe and stable. Works great. Google "End it all".
My system specs:Gateway GM5084 Desktop ComputerBTX CaseAntec Neo HE 550 WattFoxconn C51GU01 MotherboardAthlon 64 X2 4200+ @2.2 Ghz3 GB PC 3200 DDR RAM (Corsair)300 GB HDD 7200rpmGateway FPD1975W TFT LCD Monitor: 1440 * 900 max rez with widescreen720p HD ready/700:1 contrast ratio/8ms response time/DVI-D with HDCP Input/VGA Analog InputATI Radeon X1900GT 256MBX-Fi XtremeGamerWindows XP Media Center SP2DirectX 9.0cGateway USB MouseZboard USB Gaming KeyboardThe video card is in bold.Haven't took a looks at my FPS but there have been no slowdowns for me. Only the in-game cutscenes towards the beginning slowed down for me. (Witcher fortress)
AMD X2 4200 @ 2.22 gig kingston ram @ 400 mhz2 x 7900 GTX in SLIand i play at 1280 x 1024 all max except grass at 50 fps everywhere except trade quarter which kicks my rigs ass! i get about 25 in trade quarter, but everywhere else is great!!!
People have mentioned that before in other game forums, and one game (can't honestly remember the name of it) finally introduced an in game fps counter in one of their patches, it turned out that both Fraps and their new ingame counter showed the same fps for that game indicating that fraps was both accurate and that it wasn't taking away any real noticible performance from that game. However, Im quite sure that when someone measures a loss of FPS in terms of 1 fps, then perhaps there is some sort of performance hit, but for myself I wouldn't consider 1 fps a performance hit in a game, if it stole 5 or 10 fps then that is a performance hit in my opinion. If I could only get 20fps and fraps stole away 5, then that would be a problem IMO, but if I could only get 20 and fraps took 1, then no biggie, if I can only manage to get 15 to start with, and fraps steals 1, or 5 then I need a new video card anywayHEGEMONIAN said: