In this article, we'll make use of the following cards at a properly good PC experience graphics quality wise, the quality mode as shown above with Vsync disabled (which needs to be done by editing a configuration file). Ahead of Monday's launch, Anno 1800 is now holding an open beta weekend inviting all and sundry to play the latest in the city-building strategy series. In addition to the release of the open beta dates, Ubisoft has announced the PC specs required to play the game (below).
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The PC specs are as follows Minimum Specifications 1080p (30FPS): Operating System: Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 (64bit versions only) Processor: Intel Core i5 2500 3.3 GHz, AMD FX 6350 3.
From April 12 through April 14, the open beta will be playable on PC via Uplay and the Epic Games Store. The open beta kicks off on April 12 and you can register here. In the article, we'll also peek at performance with different quality modes, and obviously VSYNC disabled. It’s time to draw up your city plans as Anno 1800 is about to enter open beta. This also has to do with our CPU used, the Core i9 9900K obviously is not quickly bottlenecked. DX11 performed even better, so we'll follow that API. However, with this close to final public beta, we hardly see any difference. The funny thing is that with the closed beta, DX12 shows increased performance. UR lord Henry the fixth after the conqueft, at bis parliament holden at Weftminfter.
We've been fiddling and playing around with image quality settings, you could enable Ultra High-quality settings, however for all resolutions, Guru3D uses the second highest graphics preset " Very High", because for "Ultra High" the performance is simply too low without any massive image quality improvement other than a 8x AA anti-aliasing level. Statutes made at Westminster, Anno 18 HEN. Tweet Image quality settings and benchmark system
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