RDR2 le monde se divise en deux catégories: ceux qui jouent sur PC et ceux qui rament, toi tu rames.

Bozoleclown

les précos commencent cet après midi.
un trailer ne devrait pas tarder.
j'ai vraiment hate de voir ce que ce jeu peux donner a son plein potentiel, deja sur PS4 c'est magnifique même si on sent les limites des consoles.
je l'ai deja sur PS4 mais je serait pas contre le choper sur PC, rien que pour pouvoir jouer a la souris pour les phases de shoot, j'attends surtout de voir l'optimisation en esperant que Rockstar exploite aussi bien le potentiel des PCs qu'ils ont pu le faire pour les consoles.

Bozoleclown

Lambi a écrit: »

Pas cool, il sort avec un mois de retard sur Steam.

vaut mieux le prendre directement sur le rockstar game launcher si les prix sont identique, car steam ne sera qu'une surcouche, il faudra nécessairement lancer RGL comme pour GTA

Bozoleclown

les specifications

Chateau_dur

Bon, je sens que mon CPU commence a date. Je suis meme pas au minimum specs

Maxxxx

Moi je suis pile poile dans la config, recommandée.

Bozoleclown

We also have Red Dead Redemption 2's system requirements. Here they are:

Minimum specifications:

OS: Windows 7 - Service Pack 1 (6.1.7601)
Processor: Intel Core i5-2500K / AMD FX-6300
Memory: 8GB
Graphics Card: Nvidia GeForce GTX 770 2GB / AMD Radeon R9 280 3GB HDD
Space: 150GB
Sound Card: DirectX compatible

Recommended specifications:

OS: Windows 10 - April 2018 Update (v1803)
Processor: Intel Core i7-4770K / AMD Ryzen 5 1500X
Memory: 12GB
Graphics Card: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 6GB / AMD Radeon RX 480 4GB HDD Space: 150GB
Sound Card: DirectX compatible

The 150GB install size might require a bit of file maneuvering if you want to put it on a smaller SSD, but otherwise the official requirements aren't particularly demanding. According to Steam's hardware survey, the recommended GeForce GTX 1060 is currently the most popular card, and 8-to-12GB of RAM is standard these days.

We'll need to do our own benchmarking before we decide what specs we recommend. Though Rockstar didn't specify, 'minimum' specs often target 1080p 30 fps, while 'recommended' specs tend to target 1080p 60 fps. Many of us enjoy games at 1440p and want to target 120 fps or higher, and we'll find out what you'll need for that kind of performance once we've got a build.

No surprises, though: A 2018 console game shouldn't require a beast of a PC. That said, Rockstar's done some work on RDR2 since its console release. According to the developer, the PC version will include:

Increased draw distance
"Higher quality" global illumination and ambient occlusion
"Improved" snow trails
"Improved" reflections and higher resolution shadows
Tessellated tree textures
"Improved" grass and fur textures
HDR support
Unlocked resolution (4K and higher)
Ultrawide aspect ratio and multi-monitor support
Unlocked framerate

The most important takeaways from our perspective are the unlocked resolution and the unlocked framerate, which PC Gamer confirmed with Rockstar separately from today's press release, which just promised "faster" framerates.

RDR2 already looked pretty stunning on consoles, and it's hard to imagine the PC version won't be the prettiest way to play it, with or without the texture changes (though they're certainly welcome, even if they likely contribute to the 150GB install size). How well RDR2 runs on PC is another question, and we'll put it through its paces once we have a build.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is up for pre-purchase now on the Rockstar Games Launcher, and will release November 5. It'll also come to the Epic Games Store, and there'll be a Steam release in December.

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Bozoleclown

premieres images version PC

Chateau_dur

J'avais pas vu mais 150G

Bozoleclown

faut ce qui faut

Rody

Préco

Bozoleclown

je vais peut être pas le prendre day one mais ca sera surement sur ma liste pour le papa noël

Maxxxx

quand il sera à 20 balles, pas avant.