Your GPUs?

[RR8888]

Thank You both for the information, I'm content with setting all on high, except shader level to low (in my opinion disabling special effects is much more visible during gameplay, there is no lightning, shadowing etc. and the impact on my FPS from both settings is the same). Only drawback I've seen is the fact that the hair glitch is still present on the low settings, do You know if there's possible workaround for this? It's not that annoying, but this is one of the small things, that take away from the experience...

BTW. I was aware that my laptop might be one day outdated, so I've taken the laptop with resolution 1366X768, and not Full HD option to postpone those kind of situations...

[DELintroduzioneDELETED]

Hi I have problems playing NBA2K15 Exibitions games.

My specs:
i5 760 @ 2.80 GhZ
RAM 4.00 GB
AMD Radeon HD 5700 - GDDR5 1 GB

The game slow down when the ball is in the paint.
Also with all the details at min and with a low resolutions. Nothing change.
The game is update.

BUT
If I play Blacktops 2vs2 or Shooting training with one player, the game goes fluent. No slow down.

Could you please help me?
Thanks!

[andrewl923]

i7 4790k - No OC
ASUS Strix 970x
Corsair Vengeance 8GB

Run it max on 1080p and no problem for me yet. Loading time is a little slow even though I installed it to a Samsung Evo 512GB SSD.

[Walt Frazier]

Will likely get this for the PC over christmas. I am about to buy a new laptop with the following specs:

i7 4th generation

geforce GTX 850 2gb graphics card.

Would really appreciate any comments as to how this laptop would likely play 2K15. Could it handle max settings? Cheers.

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Walt. ..yep

Other guys you might need a better graphics card

[Nza]

Not sure it's worth a separate thread, but I'm also interested to hear people's soundcards.

I suspect most people just roll with onboard? I tend to do that these days, but I'm sure there are probably decent value cards out there that improve the audio experience.

[Vroman]

Quote: Originally Posted by Nza

Not sure it's worth a separate thread, but I'm also interested to hear people's soundcards. I suspect most people just roll with onboard? I tend to do that these days, but I'm sure there are probably decent value cards out there that improve the audio experience.

Onboard soundcards are very decent on recent motherboards. Maybe for making a professional studio its worth to get premium dedicated sound card.

[seanie719]

Quote: Originally Posted by Nza

Not sure it's worth a separate thread, but I'm also interested to hear people's soundcards. I suspect most people just roll with onboard? I tend to do that these days, but I'm sure there are probably decent value cards out there that improve the audio experience.

I am using an M-Audio External Sound Card.