You really think the Pixel and Vertex shader thing is no worries at all?

Your CPU is not particularly close to the recommended CPU, but is good enough to run the game. For example, a GT 730 with 4 GB of VRAM is massively worse than a GTX 780 with 4GB of VRAM. VRAM is only one small part of a card's performance. But I'm worried that I seemingly only just qualify in this regard and wonder how adversely it will affect my game?ДЄpparently my graphics card is fine I have a 4GB RDDR5 card and on system requirements tab it says I have 3GB which is also the requirement for 'recommended' so I'm sure I'm fine in this regard. Originally posted by habitualaction: The requires Pixel Shader and Vertext Shader 5.0 and I have 5.1. I'm a solid gamer but not very knowledgeable about parts and terms so I really appreciate any assistance.

If anyone requires any more information please let me know. It says this is fine to run on minimum which is good but I just want to know if this means playable rather than simply being able to boot up and be unplayable due to lag and tears. Intel Core i7-2600K | AMD FX-8350 or equivalent The only other issue is that my CPU isn't good enough for recommend. Apparently my graphics card is fine I have a 4GB RDDR5 card and on system requirements tab it says I have 3GB which is also the requirement for 'recommended' so I'm sure I'm fine in this regard. But I'm worried that I seemingly only just qualify in this regard and wonder how adversely it will affect my game? I'm not really sure what they are (despite trying to read up on it). The requires Pixel Shader and Vertext Shader 5.0 and I have 5.1.

Now don't misinterpret me, I'm fine playing on minimum specs, I've done it all my life but I need to know if these low minimum specs will actually be 'playable' in terms of being able to actually move and do stuff. Reference pages for Shader Model 5 system values.Hello I just bought a new graphics card specifically to play a new game and I'm disappointed that according to an online system requirements tab I only fulfill the minimum specs. Reference pages for Shader Model 5 objects and methods. Reference pages for Shader Model 5 intrinsic functions. Reference pages for Shader Model 5 attributes. The Shader Model 5 Assembly section describes the assembly instructions that the Shader Model 5 supports. Shader Model 5 introduces the compute shader which provides high-speed general purpose computing.ДЄ more complete listing of Shader Model 5 features is included in a listing of the Direct3D 11 features. * - gs_4_0, gs_4_1, ps_4_0, ps_4_1, vs_4_0 and vs_4_1 were introduced in Shader Model 4.0, however, DirectX 11 adds support for structured buffers and byte address buffers to Shader Model 4 running on DirectX 10 hardware. It has been designed using a common-shader core which provides a common set of features to all programmable shaders, which are only programmable using HLSL.

Shader Model 5 is a superset of the capabilites in Shader Model 4. This section contains the reference pages for HLSL Shader Model 5.

Pixel shader 5.0