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http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2006/05/14...urnament_2007_gets_substantial_revamp/
bit tech were treated to a behind closed door look at UT2007, and so far they arent too impressed with the graphics.
Our first thoughts were that the graphics looked disappointing. It's clear that the new engine has some real potential - we only have to look at the jaw-dropping Gears of War for that - but on the PC, in this build at least, things weren't so hot. Despite running on a top-end machine with dual graphics, the frame rate was ropey and there was clearly no room for anti-aliasing to banish the jaggies that plagued the picture. The whole thing looked like it was lacking in the performance needed to up the image quality - clearly, Epic needs to do some work on this before release, otherwise, expect to have 7900 GTX SLI as the minimum specs.
the rest of the game however sounds spunktacular......they just need to sort the performance out and it will be set
bit tech were treated to a behind closed door look at UT2007, and so far they arent too impressed with the graphics.
Our first thoughts were that the graphics looked disappointing. It's clear that the new engine has some real potential - we only have to look at the jaw-dropping Gears of War for that - but on the PC, in this build at least, things weren't so hot. Despite running on a top-end machine with dual graphics, the frame rate was ropey and there was clearly no room for anti-aliasing to banish the jaggies that plagued the picture. The whole thing looked like it was lacking in the performance needed to up the image quality - clearly, Epic needs to do some work on this before release, otherwise, expect to have 7900 GTX SLI as the minimum specs.
the rest of the game however sounds spunktacular......they just need to sort the performance out and it will be set