Diablo 3 Supported Video Cards

[dougjr]

So i have a gts 250 sli'd. does sli work in beta and will that end up being ok to run on high?? Thanks

here are my specs.

Operating System:
Windows 2.6.1.7601 (Service Pack 1)
CPU Type:
AMD Phenom(tm) 9850 Quad-Core Processor
CPU Speed:
2.52 GHz
System Memory:
2 GB
Video Card Model:
NVIDIA GeForce GTS 250
Video Card Memory:
1.24 GB
Video Card Driver:
nvd3dum.dll
Desktop Resolution:
1680x1050

[MengNa]

My rig is so overkill for D3, which is not surprising as I built it a few months ago and to play more than just D3.
Although I'm beginning to doubt how much time I'll have to play anything else once D3 is released

[Prophetaxxi]

Sweet good to know that my MBP 13" will be able to play it at medium settings! (Nvidia 320m) and even better my Asus G53 will max it out easily (GTX 460m)

[NoThumbsEddie]

Looks like ill be fine as well. I wanted to try out a laptop this round.

CLEVO, X7200 INTEL, Core™ i7-960 Quad-Core, 3.2GHz, LGA1366, 4.8 GT/s QPI, 8MB L3 Cache, 45nm, 130W, EM64T EIST VT XD, Retail INNOVATION COOLING, Diamond 7 Carat Thermal Compound NVIDIA, 2 x GeForce® GTX 560M 1.5GB GDDR5 Mobile Graphics Card for X7200, SLI Configuration CORSAIR, 12GB (3 x 4GB) 4GB PC3-10600 DDR3 1333MHz SDRAM SODIMM, CL9, Non-ECC SEAGATE, 500GB Momentus® XT, 7200 RPM, 32MB cache, 4GB Hybrid SLC SSD, 2.5-Inch, SATA 3 Gb/s NCQ, OEM RAID, No RAID, Independent HDD Drives CLEVO, Blu-Ray Reader and Super-Multi DVD±RW Optical Killer Wireless-N 1102 Wireless Card, IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n, Internal PCIe Half Mini Card Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit

[N2OInferno]

I knew mine would run on high since it's a new build. I will say though that if I don't get at least 60 fps average with minimums in the high 50s I'll be a little disappointed.

[DEAN]

Could someone suggest an AGP videocard that would work well within my specs, preferably on medium to high settings?

Operating System:
Microsoft Windows XP Professional Build 2600
Service Pack 3
CPU:
Intel Pentium 4 3.00E GHz
System Memory:
1 GB
Video Card Model:
NVIDIA GeForce FX5200 (AGP)


Thanks

[Torr]

Could someone suggest an AGP videocard that would work well within my specs, preferably on medium to high settings?

Operating System:
Microsoft Windows XP Professional Build 2600
Service Pack 3
CPU:
Intel Pentium 4 3.00E GHz
System Memory:
1 GB
Video Card Model:
NVIDIA GeForce FX5200 (AGP)


Thanks

Probably would want to shoot for a Radeon HD4650, or maybe a 4670 but I don't think your system would keep up with a 4670. 4670 is probably overkill. Really even a 4650 would be a bit fast. I would still never recommend upgrading an old computer to a newer card unless you have at least a 400W power supply, but it doesn't mean you can't do it. I just would never tell someone to do it.

You can get them for about 80 bucks US, and that should get you to Medium settings. I wouldn't attempt to go for high D3 settings with a single core and 1 gig of RAM, because I don't think you could achieve it anyway whatever card you bought. Make sure you do your Google-ing and that your motherboard supports the card... they may all be AGP 8X interfaces and I don't know what your motherboard is capable of. Make sure if it needs a power connector that your PS has the right connector as well.

[DEAN]

Probably would want to shoot for a Radeon HD4650, or maybe a 4670 but I don't think your system would keep up with a 4670. 4670 is probably overkill. Really even a 4650 would be a bit fast. I would still never recommend upgrading an old computer to a newer card unless you have at least a 400W power supply, but it doesn't mean you can't do it. I just would never tell someone to do it.

You can get them for about 80 bucks US, and that should get you to Medium settings. I wouldn't attempt to go for high D3 settings with a single core and 1 gig of RAM, because I don't think you could achieve it anyway whatever card you bought. Make sure you do your Google-ing and that your motherboard supports the card... they may all be AGP 8X interfaces and I don't know what your motherboard is capable of. Make sure if it needs a power connector that your PS has the right connector as well.

Thanks, that was very helpful!

[Tilitoon]

Probably would want to shoot for a Radeon HD4650, or maybe a 4670 but I don't think your system would keep up with a 4670. 4670 is probably overkill. Really even a 4650 would be a bit fast. I would still never recommend upgrading an old computer to a newer card unless you have at least a 400W power supply, but it doesn't mean you can't do it. I just would never tell someone to do it.

You can get them for about 80 bucks US, and that should get you to Medium settings. I wouldn't attempt to go for high D3 settings with a single core and 1 gig of RAM, because I don't think you could achieve it anyway whatever card you bought. Make sure you do your Google-ing and that your motherboard supports the card... they may all be AGP 8X interfaces and I don't know what your motherboard is capable of. Make sure if it needs a power connector that your PS has the right connector as well.

Yea the 4650 is probably the best AGP video card for the price. This is a very good post Torr. I would personally change that old computer before trying to upgrade to that video card though. First it's not very powerful, from what I've seen, even Left 4 dead is only playable at low settings, so I wouldn't expect D3 to be playable at more than low/medium. Also like Torr mentioned, there is that whole motherboard + PSU issue, so basically it's not even certain that it would be compatible with your current configuration. So would you take the chance to spend 80$+ on something that wouldn't work, now that's up to you.

[Hubie]

Unsupported ATI RADEON 9600 Series

that one was on my pc from 2004 xD, *nostalgica*