NBA 2K15 System Requirements Revealed For PC Users, Will Cost $59.99

[Steve_OS]

Steam has revealed the system requirements for the PC version of NBA 2K15. It will cost you $59.99.

For those of you that aren't aware, the PC version will feature everything the PS4 and Xbox One version has.

[mzelenicro]

wow, this is really helpful, they could've been more specific.


i have the recommended specs for graphics and RAMs but my processor is only dual core

i hope i'll be able to play on medium 720p atleast

[seanbarkley]

Not well optimized...at all!

I7 or better?? we may need a quantic processor to max it out!

[ghettog]

I have an i5 and a 1gb DirectX 11 video card. So I guess I might fall on the medium settings side of things. Which is fine as long as I can play it. Also I guess it means 50gb install not 50mb. Pretty big. Definitely bigger than any game i've ever installed. Usually PC games are in between 10 and 25 gigs. I am gonna have to free up a lot of space to install it.

[SimBaller]

Quote: Originally Posted by seanbarkley

Not well optimized...at all!

Big words for a next gen game that runs on a 7-year old processor.

[TemplateR]

Wow..............only needed a new graphic card for (perhaps) high-settings.
Damn I must get rid of my GTS 450 xD

[seanbarkley]

Quote: Originally Posted by SimBaller

Big words for a next gen game that runs on a 7-year old processor.

Well I guess it all depends on the I7 model we are dealing with here, or if with a 7 yo I7 we can max the game out without bottlenecking the GPU power.

I think that an I7 is fair for an open world game like watch dogs or The Witcher, but for a sports game IMO an I5 should be more than enough, most of all knowing that it is the recommended CPU for next gen games with awesome graphics like Assassins Creed 4.

I'm quite sure that an i5 3570k is much more powerful than X1 and PS4 CPUs right?

[myownsun]

Quote: Originally Posted by seanbarkley

Well I guess it all depends on the I7 model we are dealing with here, or if with a 7 yo I7 we can max the game out without bottlenecking the GPU power. I think that an I7 is fair for an open world game like watch dogs or The Witcher, but for a sports game IMO an I5 should be more than enough, most of all knowing that it is the recommended CPU for next gen games with awesome graphics like Assassins Creed 4. I'm quite sure that an i5 3570k is much more powerful than X1 and PS4 CPUs right?

By leaps and bounds!