The time has finally come where Rockstar has released the specifications we will need to play Max Payne 3 on our PC. This gives us a little time to upgrade our hardware before the game's release date.
Max Payne 3 PC System Specifications
Operating System:
Windows 7 32/64 Service Pack 1, Windows Vista 32/64 Service Pack 2, Windows XP 32/64 Service Pack 3
Processor:
Intel Dual Core 2.4 GHZ - i7 3930K 6 Core x 3.06 GHZ / AMD Dual Core 2.6 GHZ - FX8150 8 Core x 3.6 GHZ
RAM:
2GB - 16GB
Video Card:
NVIDIA® 8600 GT 512MB VRAM – NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 680 2GB VRAM / Radeon HD 3400 512MB VRAM - Radeon HD 7970 3GB VRAM
Sound Card:
100% Direct X 9.0 compatible – Direct X 9.0 compatible supporting Dolby Digital Live
HDD Space:
35 GB
DVD Drive
Please refer to your hardware manufacturer and www.rockstargames.com/support for current compatibility information. Some system components such as mobile chipsets, integrated, and AGP graphics cards may be incompatible. Unlisted specifications may not be supported by publisher.
Max Payne 3 for PC will be available May 29th in North America and June 1st in Europe, with the Special Edition available in North America exclusively through GameStop and throughout Europe from select retailers. For those who prefer their PC releases served up via digital download, you can pre-purchase Max Payne 3 from select digital retailers and receive pre-order bonus content including some of the bonuses from the Special Edition (The Classic Multiplayer Character Pack & Disorderly Conduct Multiplayer Weapons Pack). Check out what Steam, GameStop Impulse (US only), Amazon Game Downloads (US only), Gamesplanet, Gamesload and Gamersgate have on offer and stay tuned for further updates.
Wow. 35GB of HDD space. That's quite a lot, especially for a linear game like this. Anyway, check out the new screenshots that they have released below. All of these were captured from the PC version of Max Payne 3.
http://www.paynekillers.com/images/max-payne-3/screenshots/mid/maxpayne3-2070-2560.jpg
http://www.paynekillers.com/images/max-payne-3/screenshots/mid/maxpayne3-2071-2560.jpg
http://www.paynekillers.com/images/max-payne-3/screenshots/mid/maxpayne3-2072-2560.jpg
So, what do you guys think of the specifications and screenshots? Are you wondering if you can run it on your PC or not? How about some help with upgrading or building a new PC? We can help with all of that! Just head over to our forums and sign up!
Pretty low minimum requirements.
Yeah, pretty sure it would be a slideshow with those.
Yeah, these are pretty low, but I think these are the minimum specs. Also I saw someone saying, " 16gb ram!? lolwat shitty port again"
It's a range from 2 to 16 isn't it?
16 is the reccomended? Lolwat, I doubt that, I think 16 may be like the limit in which effects the range, my guess for a recommendation is around 4 - 6gb ram.
Sorry it's off topic but when's the hands on review going to be released?
16 is the reccomended? Lolwat, I doubt that, I think 16 may be like the limit in which effects the range, my guess for a recommendation is around 4 - 6gb ram.
Sorry it's off topic but when's the hands on review going to be released?
Yeah, maybe 16 is what it can utilize I suppose.
And we're waiting for Rockstar to let us know when we can post the review.
Gah, I'm eager to read it. Do you have steam or something where I can ask questions about it? Or are you not allowed to anwser questions?
You can create a topic in the Max Payne 3 forum with some questions you'd like to ask, I'll see if I can answer them now and if I can't then I will when I get permission.
Pretty low minimum requirements.
low? Well, at least they posted the range of settings where Max Payne 3 should be playable on. I think with 2GB RAM and with a really bad graphics card you will not be happy playing the game because it won't look good at all.
I wonder if they'll make this game downloadable, sort of like via Steam or some other downloading service. (Just read that it will be on steam) I can imagine how long it would take even on a relatively fast connection to download 35GB's. Otherwise it looks like CD/DVD will be the way to go, or several perhaps. Even on a 70Mbit connection, it still would take 1 hour or so, and thats if it sustains its maximum theoretical speed.
I don't own a console though, is it really possible for them to stick 35GB's into a single disk? Especially if the game is meant to seamlessly load from level to level.
PS3 uses Blurays. And please mind, that the game weighs 35gb only on PC. I reckon the Xbox one will be somewhat cut, since they'll have to stick it onto 2 Doublelayers, which have 8gb per one.
The fact that Xbox version will come with multiple discs was quite sure before they even made it official but the fact that the PC version needs at least 35 GB of free space on the hard drive was to be honest ... not expected. I think that Rockstar just artificial ballooned the space required to stand against piracy. Otherwise it would not be possible that the Xbox comes with 2 DVDs, which is an amount of up to 16 GBs. With further consoles I would make blu-ray drive as standard as it is the most easiest one in terms of space.
It sure is that way. I can hardly believe that those extra, better looking textures and graphical tweaks will take up to 15gb...
As for Xbox, I'm sure they'll split SP and MP onto both discs. That's the only logical way of doing it, changing the disc midgame in order to continue would be silly.
It sure is that way. I can hardly believe that those extra, better looking textures and graphical tweaks will take up to 15gb...
As for Xbox, I'm sure they'll split SP and MP onto both discs. That's the only logical way of doing it, changing the disc midgame in order to continue would be silly.
In case Rockstar has stated that one DVD will contain the whole multiplayer part as well as single player 1/2. 2nd DVD therefore contains single player 2/2. There's no way to play the story in one go for Xbox owners, sadly. But Rockstar rest assured that the point, where they've set the break for changing to DVD 2 was taken wisely to not destroy the single player experience.
Same. I really like the idea of Multiplayer in this game and after seeing it in action, it feels wicked. But what I love in this series is the story, so I won't give that up so easily.
Yeah, I'm also very glad I'm a PS3 owner.
In that case, we should hook up on PSN and play a match after we both finish the game. :) My ID is homerusek, so feel free to add me!
Same. I really like the idea of Multiplayer in this game and after seeing it in action, it feels wicked. But what I love in this series is the story, so I won't give that up so easily.
Wait, wait ... no way I go skipping or give up the story. I just want to change from time to time to stay at the latest in both modes, multiplayer as well as single player. But I'm quite sure that the story is that perfect again that I will play it in one go, Rockstar never fails in doing epic stories!
In that case, we should hook up on PSN and play a match after we both finish the game. :) My ID is homerusek, so feel free to add me!
For sure I'll add you, but for now I can't because my PS3 is at service. I do hope I have it back right in time of the Max Payne 3 release, otherwise I'll start playing the game on my friends PC. We'd better arrange that you add me for now, I accept your invite if I'm back online, ok? My ID is: emmi18176860
Cheers!
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