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Since Mass effect is only around 8GB and painkiller : hell and damnation is 11GB, i could install them both.
Wolfenstein old blood was around 40GB. When i finished a game, i uninstall it because my current ssd is only 256GB.
Mass effect looks really nice.
The scroll button for the resolution is a bit hard to find but it runs on 1920* 1080 with a RX480 (driver version 17.7.1) and everything set to max, but motion blur off (I hate that, when i move the mouse fast, my own eyes create motion blur and is more realistic and not distracting).
I run it on windows 10 and every time i start the game, it ask for elevated permission, so that solves the issues i read about in the steam community that the game would not start or run properly.
The only strange thing is that the steam overlay does not function here while i have it enabled.
I am curious what the fps are. But it seem to run smooth nicely.
Pain killer:hell and damnation also runs fine with RX480 (driver version 17.7.1).
I have it also on 1920 * 1080 and everything high.
I expected a story line based game but it is more of a Serious Sam alike game.
Both games run on the unreal engine 3 and uses directx9.
Wolfenstein old blood was around 40GB. When i finished a game, i uninstall it because my current ssd is only 256GB.
Mass effect looks really nice.
The scroll button for the resolution is a bit hard to find but it runs on 1920* 1080 with a RX480 (driver version 17.7.1) and everything set to max, but motion blur off (I hate that, when i move the mouse fast, my own eyes create motion blur and is more realistic and not distracting).
I run it on windows 10 and every time i start the game, it ask for elevated permission, so that solves the issues i read about in the steam community that the game would not start or run properly.
The only strange thing is that the steam overlay does not function here while i have it enabled.
I am curious what the fps are. But it seem to run smooth nicely.
Pain killer:hell and damnation also runs fine with RX480 (driver version 17.7.1).
I have it also on 1920 * 1080 and everything high.
I expected a story line based game but it is more of a Serious Sam alike game.
Both games run on the unreal engine 3 and uses directx9.