How is performance?

[Sweet C]

Is it much better than the original 2 NZA games?

I'm looking for someone's experience with this trilogy that has specs similar to mine: GTX 660, i7-3770 3.4GHz.

[Smokedice]

It is about the same as the other 2 NZA games, but I have noticed less fps drops

[Sweet C]

Ah bummer. Maybe I'll pick it up in a year or so.

[Greyjoy's Anatomy]

Im running a i5-4690k and a gtx 970 and it runs buttery smooth. I dont see why your 680 couldnt run this game very well either.

[Sweet C]

660. But I don't try to max everything out. In the previous NZA titles, even at lower settings the game hiccups too much. And at odd places too (meaning where there's not much going on). I don't wanna risk buying the game at this price, and I don't want to pirate it either. I've tried looking for video gameplay, but all I find are users with high end cards.

[76561198082883519]

Originally posted by zombiebot:

Is it much better than the original 2 NZA games?

I'm looking for someone's experience with this trilogy that has specs similar to mine: GTX 660, i7-3770 3.4GHz.

[Akoi]

Runs fine on my 860m laptop card with High settings. (sticks around 60fps)

The 860m is a 750 Ti.

The game was remastered in the SE3 engine, can you run SE3? if so you can run this.

[DviceT5]

Originally posted by Rawfire:

It is about the same as the other 2 NZA games, but I have noticed less fps drops

FPS drops can be the result of to much zombies.

Here some advice for u
disable supersampling and vsync.

OP I own gtx 660 too I can play with ULTRA settings _> the most time constant 70 fps, if fps drops cuz to much action (alot zombie on map) I change graphic settings izi in options and play with good fps.

Good looking game with good performence:)

[Sweet C]

Thanks for the feedback guys. I'll give it some time, since the discout lasts about a month.

[Smokedice]

Originally posted by DviceT5:

Originally posted by Rawfire:

It is about the same as the other 2 NZA games, but I have noticed less fps drops

FPS drops can be the result of to much zombies.

Here some advice for u
disable supersampling and vsync.

OP I own gtx 660 too I can play with ULTRA settings, if lag drops cuz to much action (alot zombie on map) I change graphic setting izi in options and play with good fps.

Good looking game with good performence:)

All my settings are low or disabled except for textures (which are ultra) and shadows (which are medium). I have used these settings for the previous NZA titles, but performance in Zombie Army Trilogy is noticeably better than the older games.

[Sweet C]

Never had a chance to play sniper elite 3. I do have 2, and it runs significantly better than the first two NZA games.

[FadedHistory]

Originally posted by zombiebot:

Thanks for the feedback guys. I'll give it some time, since the discout lasts about a month.

I've noticed a huge performance improvement from the first two Zombie Army games.

[Nejco]

i have r9 270 which is around same range as yours. also have i5 3470. i play game on ultra, but no supersampling cuz it's really heavy and low antialliasing. there's tons of options to change, so you will be able to play game well

[Smokedice]

Originally posted by SSD4L C.A.T. Nejc:

i have r9 270 which is around same range as yours. also have i5 3470. i play game on ultra, but no supersampling cuz it's really heavy and low antialliasing. there's tons of options to change, so you will be able to play game well

^ truth

[nonce basher]

I dont see why you should have too much trouble with your set up. I used to max ZA2 with an i53570k and a 670 2gig with super sampling Off. game ran fine. This game is optomized so much better

[Sweet C]

Hopefully there's no issue whenever I decide to pick this up. Thanks for the feedback everyone.