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Gtx 770
Core i7 860
8 gigs
Win 7 64 bit
120hz Alienware lcd
Fun to swing around when it's working, though.
I set up Afterburner's OSD to display all his GPU and CPU stats in-game and most of the time, the 770 is tootlling along at about 50% clock speed because the graphics are so basic (even on max settings). When horrendous fps drops occur, neither the GPU (still sat at half clock speed and ~50% usage) or any of the 4 CPU cores are even breaking a sweat. The engine is horrible/broken/lame and to charge £30 for this is bordering on criminal.
i5, 16 ram, gtx 660, win 7 64 bit. its probably cuz alienware.
My brother and I aren't particulalrly bothered if they fix this or not because even if they do, the game still looks horrible. It looks like a HD remake of an old game - 1080p textures slapped onto incredibly basic models.