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Mobo: Asus Maximus VI GENE
PSU: EVGA Supernova 1300 G2
CPU: Intel i7 4790K
GPU: Dual-SLI EVGA GTX Titan Black edition
Cooling: 2x 240mm Koolance radiators (front and top), EK Supremacy CPU and Koolance GPU waterblocks, Koolance single-bay reservoir in serial pump configuration
RAM: 32GB Corsair Dominator Platinum 2133Mhz
HDD: 2x Samsung 840 Evo Series SSD (500GB) in RAID0

The game runs at 110 frames on a 30" Dell Ultrasharp at 2560x1600. All settings maxed out.

Mobo: Asus Maximus VI GENE
PSU: EVGA Supernova 1300 G2
CPU: Intel i7 4790K
GPU: Dual-SLI EVGA GTX Titan Black edition
Cooling: 2x 240mm Koolance radiators (front and top), EK Supremacy CPU and Koolance GPU waterblocks, Koolance single-bay reservoir in serial pump configuration
RAM: 32GB Corsair Dominator Platinum 2133Mhz
HDD: 2x Samsung 840 Evo Series SSD (500GB) in RAID0

The game runs at 110 frames on a 30" Dell Ultrasharp at 2560x1600. All settings maxed out.

Do you get any framerate drop for cut scenes? Also, do you know if both GPUs are being utilised?

I get framerate drops for cutscenes even though one GPU never exceeds about 15% utilisation. It's really bugging me - though I suppose if this is my biggest gripe about the game I guess NBA 2K15 is pretty good .

Ok i tried everything, lost two days on it, nothing works, game still got huge frame drop, no matter what we set on our mid end pc's game still have frame drops, i checked all settings, one by one. This game looks good only with all settings at high and turned on, on medium game looks worst than modded 2k14 pc, so it looks like 2k released game only for high end computers and im not angry about this, but this issue we meet is fixable via patch i believe, because like i said before, there must be some bug in game code which causes frame drops in fast breaks/maybe long passes in the middle of the courts, when game runs smooth with 60fps in other situation.

Just let me say this, I can have all max besides crowd detail. When I put it on high the game stutters like hell, but when I put it on medium almost all stuttering is gone. But there is still some stutter sometimes. I believe, when the game has constant 60 fps there is no stuttering, but when it falls to 55 fps the stuttering is there.

AMD Phenom X4 II @ 3.8 GHz
GTX 460 1 GB
8 GB RAM

33 fps on max settings. Time for upgrade, I wanna enjoy this game as much as possible. Thinking about GTX 760 2 GB.

Got the GTX 760.. everything on max in game's settings (AA 32x) 1080p >>> 60 FPS

Micro stuttering is there and so is little FPS degrease during some views. However, during gameplay I get stable 60 and that's good for me.

Last edited by xerion on Sat Oct 11, 2014 2:00 am, edited 1 time in total.

i5 2320
Gtx 560
4gb ram

Can't play max settings on 1280:1024 res.
Got to set aa to 4x, textures medium, and crowd low, to be able to play without lag

Game still looks a lot better then 2k14 maxed out

By the way, if you guys all want to get into a "wiener-measuring" contest, this handy chart ranks all the video cards from 10 years ago to today. Just find your gpu chipset and compare to the latest and greatest.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gam ... 107-7.html



I don't understand why, for the game requirement specs, game programmers only mention the amount of video ram you need to run the game. Dude, you could have a 10 year old video card with 2 gigs of memory and the owner will think it will work fine when it really will not. Video memory is not even a concern for most people. It's the actual gpu that is like 90% of whether or not you can run a game smoothly.

OS: Win 7 64
Pros: Intel Core i7 4770k 3.5ghz Quad Core
Ram: 8gb DDR3 1600
Hard Disk: 1tb sata 3
GPU: R9 270X Sapphire.

Running it at max settings at 1920x1080 with V-sync on.
No problems so far.

OS: Windows 7 x64
CPU: Intel Core i5-3570 (Stock)
GPU: AMD Radeon HD7850 (1GB, Overclocked by 10%)
RAM: 8GB

Runs at 60fps at 1080p with everything on max except for crowd, Crowd on max seems to cause major FPS drops during transition.

proc: i5 2400
gpu: hd radeon 5570
ram: 4gb

i bought gts 250 a while ago but return it coz it doesn't save settings.

high setting vsync on but medium crowd.

I haven't got the game yet, but with all the problems some are having with systems newer than mine, looks like a new computer is in order. I have a Intel Dual Core processor running at 3.0 ghz, Win 7 X64, 4 gb ram, Asus MB, and a Nvidia 9600 GT video card (which I know is old) I ran 2K14 really well with no lag, but this looks like a different beast from what I've been reading. Also..how much disc space does the game take up because I may have to un-install a program or two. Thx for the replies if any.

I haven't got the game yet, but with all the problems some are having with systems newer than mine, looks like a new computer is in order. I have a Intel Dual Core processor running at 3.0 ghz, Win 7 X64, 4 gb ram, Asus MB, and a Nvidia 9600 GT video card (which I know is old) I ran 2K14 really well with no lag, but this looks like a different beast from what I've been reading. Also..how much disc space does the game take up because I may have to un-install a program or two. Thx for the replies if any.

Sorry, A 9600 isin't going to cut it for 2k15, According to Wiki the 9600 series has 512MB of VRAM, 1GB is the minimum.

Nevermind, 512MB is the minimum, But still, A GPU that old would have a really hard time running the game on respectable settings.

And it takes up 46.5GB.

Currently waiting for the game to finish installing in steam but, I still have doubts on whether I'd be able to run the game. So here are my specs.

OS: Win 7 64
Pros: Intel Core i3 2120 3.30ghz
Ram: 4gb
GPU: GT 630 4gb

Right now I'm just hoping I can run it on medium settings because, I do plan on upgrading by christmas.

I was looking at updating the GPU in my laptop from a 770m to a 780m... I can't stand not having any court reflections

Then i looked at the price and was like so now i'm thinking of just getting a ps4

I'm still downloading the game 29GB/40GB 23 hours left @ 150/kbs but I'm anxious to see how well my PC will perform..

Specs:
OS: Win 7 x64
CPU: AMD Phenom II x6 1100T
GPU: GTX 780
RAM: 16GB

I haven't got the game yet, but with all the problems some are having with systems newer than mine, looks like a new computer is in order. I have a Intel Dual Core processor running at 3.0 ghz, Win 7 X64, 4 gb ram, Asus MB, and a Nvidia 9600 GT video card (which I know is old) I ran 2K14 really well with no lag, but this looks like a different beast from what I've been reading. Also..how much disc space does the game take up because I may have to un-install a program or two. Thx for the replies if any.

Sorry, A 9600 isin't going to cut it for 2k15, According to Wiki the 9600 series has 512MB of VRAM, 1GB is the minimum.

Nevermind, 512MB is the minimum, But still, A GPU that old would have a really hard time running the game on respectable settings.

And it takes up 46.5GB.

Appreciate the bubble burst. J/K , I know my system won't probably cut it. I'll stick with the UBR mod and 2K14.

I7 3770K Gaming Computer
Chassis - HAF X 942 Custom White LED Edition
Mother Board - Asus X79 Rampage Extreme
Processor - Intel Core I7 3930K @ 4.2GHz
Heatsink - Scythe Ninja Rev.
RAM - 16GB's Mushkin Enhanced Blackline 1600MHz
GPU - 2 Nvidia GTX Titan 6GB
SSD - 120GB Kingston HyperX 3K SATA III 6GB/s
Hard Drive - 2TB Seagate Barracuda 7200rpm SATA III 6GB/s
Disc Drive - LG 24X Multi-DVD Burner
Power Supply - 1200W Corsair AX Professional Series

I7 3770K Gaming Computer
Chassis - HAF X 942 Custom White LED Edition
Mother Board - Asus X79 Rampage Extreme
Processor - Intel Core I7 3930K @ 4.2GHz
Heatsink - Scythe Ninja Rev.
RAM - 16GB's Mushkin Enhanced Blackline 1600MHz
GPU - 2 Nvidia GTX Titan 6GB
SSD - 120GB Kingston HyperX 3K SATA III 6GB/s
Hard Drive - 2TB Seagate Barracuda 7200rpm SATA III 6GB/s
Disc Drive - LG 24X Multi-DVD Burner
Power Supply - 1200W Corsair AX Professional Series

Damn...you could use your computer as a backup generator.

I7 3770K Gaming Computer
Chassis - HAF X 942 Custom White LED Edition
Mother Board - Asus X79 Rampage Extreme
Processor - Intel Core I7 3930K @ 4.2GHz
Heatsink - Scythe Ninja Rev.
RAM - 16GB's Mushkin Enhanced Blackline 1600MHz
GPU - 2 Nvidia GTX Titan 6GB
SSD - 120GB Kingston HyperX 3K SATA III 6GB/s
Hard Drive - 2TB Seagate Barracuda 7200rpm SATA III 6GB/s
Disc Drive - LG 24X Multi-DVD Burner
Power Supply - 1200W Corsair AX Professional Series

Holy mother of overkill.

I7 3770K Gaming Computer
Chassis - HAF X 942 Custom White LED Edition
Mother Board - Asus X79 Rampage Extreme
Processor - Intel Core I7 3930K @ 4.2GHz
Heatsink - Scythe Ninja Rev.
RAM - 16GB's Mushkin Enhanced Blackline 1600MHz
GPU - 2 Nvidia GTX Titan 6GB
SSD - 120GB Kingston HyperX 3K SATA III 6GB/s
Hard Drive - 2TB Seagate Barracuda 7200rpm SATA III 6GB/s
Disc Drive - LG 24X Multi-DVD Burner
Power Supply - 1200W Corsair AX Professional Series

who knows maybe u will have stable 60fps, who knows, but watch out for cutscenes

I7 3770K Gaming Computer
Chassis - HAF X 942 Custom White LED Edition
Mother Board - Asus X79 Rampage Extreme
Processor - Intel Core I7 3930K @ 4.2GHz
Heatsink - Scythe Ninja Rev.
RAM - 16GB's Mushkin Enhanced Blackline 1600MHz
GPU - 2 Nvidia GTX Titan 6GB
SSD - 120GB Kingston HyperX 3K SATA III 6GB/s
Hard Drive - 2TB Seagate Barracuda 7200rpm SATA III 6GB/s
Disc Drive - LG 24X Multi-DVD Burner
Power Supply - 1200W Corsair AX Professional Series

who knows maybe u will have stable 60fps, who knows, but watch out for cutscenes

If his cutscenes mess up we're all doomed SHEEEEESH

I7 3770K Gaming Computer
Chassis - HAF X 942 Custom White LED Edition
Mother Board - Asus X79 Rampage Extreme
Processor - Intel Core I7 3930K @ 4.2GHz
Heatsink - Scythe Ninja Rev.
RAM - 16GB's Mushkin Enhanced Blackline 1600MHz
GPU - 2 Nvidia GTX Titan 6GB
SSD - 120GB Kingston HyperX 3K SATA III 6GB/s
Hard Drive - 2TB Seagate Barracuda 7200rpm SATA III 6GB/s
Disc Drive - LG 24X Multi-DVD Burner
Power Supply - 1200W Corsair AX Professional Series

hmm. I don't think that Chassis is good enough to run it smoothly

I7 3770K Gaming Computer
Chassis - HAF X 942 Custom White LED Edition
Mother Board - Asus X79 Rampage Extreme
Processor - Intel Core I7 3930K @ 4.2GHz
Heatsink - Scythe Ninja Rev.
RAM - 16GB's Mushkin Enhanced Blackline 1600MHz
GPU - 2 Nvidia GTX Titan 6GB
SSD - 120GB Kingston HyperX 3K SATA III 6GB/s
Hard Drive - 2TB Seagate Barracuda 7200rpm SATA III 6GB/s
Disc Drive - LG 24X Multi-DVD Burner
Power Supply - 1200W Corsair AX Professional Series

Crazy reality:

Runs Watch Dogs on ultra at 60 fps.

Runs NBA 2K15 cut scenes, 18 FPS with noticeable lag.

what definitely worked is :

camera zoom
setting priority to real time (although audio chops then)
getting razor game booster.

i5 Intel HD 4000 2.5 Ghz (Quadcore)
Nvidia GeForce 640M LE

30 FPS Medium all with AA on 8 and 8