System Reqs!

Subject: System Reqs! Mon Mar 10, 2008 5:03 pm

Aion - Online wrote:: System Requirements
Minimum:

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* Windows 98SE/2000/XP/Vista
* AMD Athlon 2400 or Intel Pentium 4 2,4 Ghz
* 512MB RAM
* Graphic Card 128 MB compatibile with DirectX 9
* Sound Card 128 MB compatibile with DirectX 9
* DirectX 9
* 4x DVD-ROM or 16x CD-ROM
* 5 GB free space on hard disk
* Broadband link with downlink 512kbps

Recommended:

* Windows 2000/XP/Vista
* AMD Athlon 64 3000 or Intel CoreDuo 4000
* 1GB RAM
* Graphic Card GeForce 6600 or ATI Radeon X1550 256 MB
* Sound Card Sound Blaster Audigy
* DirectX 9
* 16x DVD or 32x CD-ROM
* 18 Gb free space on hard disk
* Broadband link with uplink 256kbps, downlink 1024kbps

In practise:
Minimum configuration let you play on minimum details, in resolution 1024x768 but on options making details better turned off.
Locations loading will be still heavy.

Recomended configuration let you play on resoltion 1024x768 on hihj details or 1280x1024 on medium details. 1GB RAM should be good to clearly changing the locations.
But we can\'t betrays ourselves : if we want to feel the real power of game and it engine we need two times better PC. But belive us, you won\'t be sorry for any dollar or euro spended on your PC.

The priority is graphic card, procesor and memory (in that order). But even on modern PC one problem can case - laggs.
Unfortunately on big fights (castle wars) you can fell lagging. 2mbps connection should eliminate this problem

Subject: Re: System Reqs! Mon Mar 10, 2008 5:52 pm

Those are some hefty requirements, especially for the 'optimum' performance settings, and to remove the lag of battles with i-net connections.

Subject: Re: System Reqs! Mon Mar 17, 2008 7:08 pm

Ouch. Those are definitely hefty requirements. I am physically hurting from those specs......

Subject: Re: System Reqs! Tue Mar 18, 2008 8:30 am

Quote :: But even on modern PC one problem can [cause] laggs.
Unfortunately on big fights (castle wars) you can [feel] lagging. 2mbps connection should eliminate this problem

That is what I'm talking about. Though that isn't too bad anymore, most people have some broadband i-net these days. Even DSL is 1.5mbps for low end ISP's, and upwards of 3mbps or higher elsewhere. When you hit cable lines you look at 10mbps for the standard and upwards of 20-30mbps for a good ISP.