PSO2 alpha system requirements announced

[ezodagrom]

• Minimum Requirements
  
  • Windows XP 32bit Japanese Language
  • Windows Vista / 7 32bit or 64bit Japanese Language
  • Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 or higher
  • RAM: Windows XP - 1.5GB or higher
  • RAM: Windows Vista / 7 - 2GB or higher
  • HDD 8GB or higher
  • NVIDIA GeForce 7800GT or similar graphics card or higher
  • DirectX 9.0c or higher
  • Broadband connection

http://bumped.org/psublog/phantasy-s...-requirements/

Not too bad, these requirements are slightly higher than Mass Effect 2 requirements, PSO2 should look nice graphically. :>

[Sayko]

Yay I wont need to upgrade anything!

[ORIGINAL PROTRANSER]

Very Nice!..I meet the hardware requirements as well. I'm still gonna build me a beast of a PC for it anyway..Thx for the info

[Xtreme Starfox]

8GB for a Alpha.

Wat.

I have no space issues, but seeing this is a Alpha and already requires 8GB is quite....

[Excaliburn]

*looks at GB*

o.o What the pineapple? For an ALPHA build? >_>; Hate to see what the finished product will be like...

[EvilMag]

Two words when I saw those specs: Console Port.

[Iluvatar]

DirectX 10 would have been nice to see. 7800GT is not very high-end at all, so let's hope we get some recommended specs soon. Also would be nice to see the specs mention some ATI cards (I do not like nVidia).

[ezodagrom]

DirectX 10 would have been nice to see. 7800GT is not very high-end at all, so let's hope we get some recommended specs soon. Also would be nice to see the specs mention some ATI cards (I do not like nVidia).

Well, having an actually high end card on the minimum specs would be kinda...hmm...scary to see.
Having a mid-low end card on the minimum specs is a good thing for me, it means that it's possible that I might be able to run it at max settings, or close to max. :>

As someone who also dislikes nvidia, I agree that it would be nice to see AMD cards on the requirements (and also AMD CPUs). :P

[Iluvatar]

Yeah, yeah. I'm just hoping they don't get lazy.

[abcat]

I hope they don't tone that down more so they can get more sales. If anything they should do more to step up the video requirements and have some software switch to allow users to tone it down if they are getting <20 frames a second.