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I haven't seen anywhere yet what the new hardware requirements will be for COH2. Anyone got an idea yet???

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You can always run the test on the www.systemrequirementslab.com
but here some specs I have found only so far.. not sure if they right..

Company of Heroes 2 system requirements (minimum)

CPU: 2 GHz dual core CPU, Intel Core 2 Duo or better
RAM: 512 MB system memory
Graphics: DirectX 9 video card with 256 RAM, Nvidia 8000-series or Radeon 3000-series or integrated graphics such as Intel HD3000 or HD4000.
Operating system: Windows XP SP3
DirectX audio card
12 GB hard disk space

Company of Heroes 2 system requirements (recommended)

CPU: 2.6 GHz quad core processor, Intel Core i5,or AMD FX 8000-series or better
RAM: 2 GB (4 GB for 64 bit Operating System)
Graphics: DirectX 11 card with 512 MB RAM, Nvidia 400 series or AMD 5000 series or better.
Operating system: Windows 7
DirectX audio card
12 GB hard disk space

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I wish people would stop asking what people's ideas on settings are. When they come out I'm sure someone will post them on here. But I think you will need a
i7 thing
500gb SSD
8 maybe 16gb of RAM.

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Double post.

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Don't expect anything anytime soon. I imagine they are still busy optimizing things.

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It was already mentioned a lot of times that system requirements are not going to be brutal, and so pretty much every average PC will be able to run it decently. Devs said it too.

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I don't think you'll need an i7 and a 500 gb ssd and 16 Gb of ram. It wouldn't hurt. That's what I built with an i7 3820, SSD, 16 gb RAM, a Radeon 7950 oc'd. It's overkill I'm sure but I built it to game for years. Also to kill the FPS on CoH 2. The devs are most likely banking on getting this game on as many rigs as possible at the same time as doing the graphics and gameplay justice. The settings will be adjustable I'm sure that way not only those with super computers will buy it. Ranging from low settings to benchmarked machines.

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Between an i5 and an i7 there's no difference in terms of gaming.

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The bigger the better.

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Yes, and more expensive for no reason as well, since you get the same for 100 bucks less.

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How about if your in a bar trying to pick up chicks and you say. "I have an i5" and another guy says he has an i7. You know who she's going to go home with right?