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Has anyone tried The Division 2 on a 1st gen processor?

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So yeah has anyone benchmarked the division 2 on an i5 750 totally not have that processor and wishing I can play the game lol just curious what would happen ? Will it even launch? Will it be playable on 720p at a very very low quality? Or will it be stucked on 15 fps ?

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I don't think it would be a very pleasant experience. Graphically wise. Since you'll be forced to actually be on all low settings for sure and most likely 720p. I'm sure there is some FPS tests on youtube which you can briefly find and watch. 

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1 minute ago, MS-DOS Guy said:

I don't think it would be a very pleasant experience. Graphically wise. Since you'll be forced to actually be on all low settings for sure and most likely 720p. I'm sure there is some FPS tests on youtube which you can briefly find and watch. 

I tried searching for one... no has tried it yet im gonna find a trial copy or smth then test it lol

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I believe you can try division 1 free on ubisoft for trial

 

It's mostly the same I think

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3 hours ago, Plutosaurus said:

I believe you can try division 1 free on ubisoft for trial

It's mostly the same I think

No, its a completely different game with some completely different mechanics.

Personally I like the Mods of Division 1 more.

Who doesn't like an LMG with over 200 Round Mags??

4 hours ago, Red_The_Saviour said:

So yeah has anyone benchmarked the division 2 on an i5 750 totally not have that processor and wishing I can play the game lol just curious what would happen ? Will it even launch? Will it be playable on 720p at a very very low quality? Or will it be stucked on 15 fps ?

I doubt it wil be a good experience.

Division is one of the more demanding games and you should 

 

It might work but as @Plutosaurus said, Division 1 might be better for you. 

But you should wait for a Sale. Its not worth the 50€ its right now. ANd I got it for 10€ for the Sale last year.

Now both are out and maybe another year or two it might be playable.

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1 minute ago, Stefan Payne said:

No, its a completely different game with some completely different mechanics.

Personally I like the Mods of Division 1 more.

Who doesn't like an LMG with over 200 Round Mags??

I doubt it wil be a good experience.

Division is one of the more demanding games and you should 

 

It might work but as @Plutosaurus said, Division 1 might be better for you. 

But you should wait for a Sale. Its not worth the 50€ its right now. ANd I got it for 10€ for the Sale last year.

Now both are out and maybe another year or two it might be playable.

In regards to how well it runs, they both use the snowdrop engine.

 

 

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30 minutes ago, Plutosaurus said:

In regards to how well it runs, they both use the snowdrop engine.

Yes, but different content.

 

Division 2 has way higher detailed models/content than Division 1 had. And that might not scale down as well as TCTD1.

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Uh, do you have dedicated graphics card?

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8 hours ago, Quadriplegic said:

Uh, do you have dedicated graphics card?

yeah a gtx 1050 but the minimum requirements of the game on processor is 3.4? mine is 3.2

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8 hours ago, Stefan Payne said:

Yes, but different content.

 

Division 2 has way higher detailed models/content than Division 1 had. And that might not scale down as well as TCTD1.

hmm i hope someone benchmarks it lol

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13 hours ago, Plutosaurus said:

I believe you can try division 1 free on ubisoft for trial

 

It's mostly the same I think

already have it and collected all of the gear sets xD i dropped it already :(

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9 hours ago, Stefan Payne said:

No, its a completely different game with some completely different mechanics.

Personally I like the Mods of Division 1 more.

Who doesn't like an LMG with over 200 Round Mags??

I doubt it wil be a good experience.

Division is one of the more demanding games and you should 

 

It might work but as @Plutosaurus said, Division 1 might be better for you. 

But you should wait for a Sale. Its not worth the 50€ its right now. ANd I got it for 10€ for the Sale last year.

Now both are out and maybe another year or two it might be playable.

does it use more processor or does it rely more on a video card :/

i alm playing the division 1 on the same pc with a shitty video card at 25-30 fps (windowed and 720 p) but once i upgraded to gtx 1050 it is playable up to high settings 1080p

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