NBA 2K15 system requirements

[trobinson97]

i5 4670k @4.4GHz
7950 3GB @ Stock (14.4 drivers)
16GB DDR3
Win 8.1

All settings maxed, playing at 1080p. Gameplay averages around 60-65FPS, lowers during cutscenes. Wish there was a benchmark this year. Have had 2 crashes(red screen), one while playing the other while scanning the menus. May be related to overclock, I'll check to make sure but I have a hunch it's driver related. Game seems pretty intensive. If you're not sure you'll be able to run it well, you probably won't.

[badluck22]

I havent bought a "next gen" game for my laptop yet.
This is my laptop should i be able to run it?
http://www.cnet.com/products/lenovo-...2-40ghz/specs/

Currently have this downloading so i can play it tomorrow but I probably should have asked this before i bought it.

[ThrowBack]

i7-3770K
GTX 680 2gb
10 gb ram

With everything on high I get 60 fps gameplay and choppy cut scenes.

I set everything to the lowest setting and I am still getting choppy cut scenes.

What gives?

[SoxFan01605]

Quote: Originally Posted by trobinson97

i5 4670k @4.4GHz 7950 3GB @ Stock (14.4 drivers) 16GB DDR3 Win 8.1 All settings maxed, playing at 1080p. Gameplay averages around 60-65FPS, lowers during cutscenes. Wish there was a benchmark this year. Have had 2 crashes(red screen), one while playing the other while scanning the menus. May be related to overclock, I'll check to make sure but I have a hunch it's driver related. Game seems pretty intensive. If you're not sure you'll be able to run it well, you probably won't.

How much dip are you getting at the cutscenes? Mine seems to typically get into the mid 40s, but I've had a couple dips as low as 26-28. Thankfully, the only times it's appeared choppy at all was during those few really low dips.

Specs: i7 2600k @3.4
2X GTX 580 (3GB) SLI
16GB DDR3
Win 7 64bit

[trobinson97]

Quote: Originally Posted by SoxFan01605

How much dip are you getting at the cutscenes? Mine seems to typically get into the mid 40s, but I've had a couple dips as low as 26-28. Thankfully, the only times it's appeared choppy at all was during those few really low dips. Specs: i7 2600k @3.4 2X GTX 580 (3GB) SLI 16GB DDR3 Win 7 64bit

Same. Typically 40-50s have seen it go to the low 30s.

OT: Checked WhoCrashed and like I thought, my crashes do seem to be GPU driver related.

[Shmaks]

As i read somewhere, in consoles game run at 60 fps and drops to 30 fps in cut-scenes. So its normal that fps drops, since we have consoles port.

[lakers24]

As expected I'm getting between 50-60fps(mostly towards 50) with textures on medium, 4x aa and special effects off. With it on it doesn't even hardly load. Can't wait to upgrade my gpu next month.

[fearwhatnow]

Quote: Originally Posted by clipperfan811

Alright so I'm up and running, I can run the game so good times. I'm running it at Resolution: 1920x1080 Anti-aliasing :2 Texture detail: high Crowd detail: high Special effects: on Shader detail: high I don't think I'm getting a solid 60fps (this is a guesstimate) but definitely above 30. So overall I'm happy. Again I'm running on Amd fx6100 Radeon 6850 8gb ram 250gb ssd(2k15 is on this) 500gb wd caviar blue hdd

That's good to hear. I'm on a Intel q6600, 7gb ram and Radeon 6850 so I guess I'll be able to run the game on decent settings. I may turn off AA at 1920x1080 as I have the desktop on the TV and I'm gaming from the couch. So AA problems are barely visible from there.
Also guys NBA2k always needed some tweaking from programs like RadeonPro. You can boost there your fps by forcing triple buffering (works like a charm on FIFA 15, 10-15fps boost there) and experiment in general with many other options. I remember always forcing vsync "always on" in RadeonPro with all previous versions of 2k. My game is still downloading so I need to check it myself.
I'll be around for anyone seeking technical help with NBA2k15. I will also check if there's a INI file created this year during the installation and see what we can do there also.