Count Maurice Benyovszky

Okay so, in another topic someone had GTX 675MX which is actually a little better than 950M. You should be able to run this game probably at 720p 60 fps medium, lowest settings on 1080p might give something around 30-40fps. EDIT: Since there aren't any specified requirements it might run better or worse. Listen... You can always wait for early access on Steam. If the game will run really poor or you won't like it you can get a refund. http://store.steampowered.com/steam_refunds/?l=english <<< everything you need to know about refunds on steam

That mobile card is not bad at all. It would seem that the GTX 675MX is a rough equivalent to a GTX 560Ti and a Radeon HD 6870. From what I know GTX 560Ti is more powerful than GTX 650. So GTX 660Ti > GTX 560Ti ≥ GTX 675MX> GTX 650 Captiva said he runs the game flawlessy, and since you have a better GPU than him, Naval Action may run pretty good on your laptop. We still don't know what are the requirements of this game, so it's pretty hard to tell how will the game run on your PC or laptop. I think 1080p lowest settings, 720p medium. Who knows... I've found this video, here we have GTX 660 Ti In the first few minutes, the user is playing with graphics settings. You can see how it affects the FPS ( indicator at the top left). When he turns down AA to x2 he gets 50fps, if he would have turned it off completely he would get around 70-80 fps. 660 Ti gets around 10-20 FPS more than 560 Ti in most of the games. 720p 60fps 100% should run medium, 1080p 60fps might be possible with everything on low, but it probably will go around 35ish-45ish fps

Hmm, let's think for a second. It's simple math actually. The temps are fine both on cpu and gpu, right? Then it's not throttling. You have 430W PSU. Your GPU uses -in IDLE = 121 W -in FULL Stress = 279 W Your CPU uses -in IDLE = 72 W -in FULL Stress = 146 W +other things, for example in my configuration (one SSD, one 1TB HDD, 7 US3.0 ports, 6 USB2.0 ports, DVD RW drive etc) power draw is somewhere around 100 W, only from those small things Now, the math: Your Cpu and Gpu both in full stress would use 425 W (achievable in synthesized tests, but not in the games)add USB ports, HDD and optical drives to that and you might push your power usage up to 500 W. Now, your PSU is 430 W, but it's probably "80 Plus Bronze", which means it really gives you around 85% of that power. 430*0,85= 365,5 W (that's Energy conversion efficiency (η)) Buy a better PSU. beQuiet 600W L8 should be good enough. EDIT: Oh and "random time computer shutdown" that has to be the PSU. You might even get BSOD's if the PSU is to weak. My friend had a similar situation with Radeon HD7950, but the problem occurred when he started overclocking his card and PSU was to weak to hold it.

Hmm, I have: i5 4690k 4,4Ghz 8GB DDR3 2400Mhz Gigabyte GTX970 1,55Ghz Core and 8,2Ghz Mem everything on Gigabyte z97x Gaming 5. Windows 7 64bit In Open World sailing mode: Everything on Ultra, AA is OFF 60 FPS flat, card usage tops out at 90% Everything on Ultra, AA x2 45 FPS flat, card fully utilized Everything on Ultra AA x4 29 FPS flat, card fully utilized I think in Battle Mode I have a lot more FPS than in Open World Mode. Just turn off AA completely, don't use it all and you should be good. My bet is, even 980Ti can't run this game with AA x4.

I always dig for a person that is connected with the specific time period used in the game. It's great when I can find a person that is also a Pole. (I'm from Poland). This time I was very lucky, because I've found a great person with HUGE historical connections to this specific time period + he was a Pole! You'll be pleased with what you read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maurice,_Count_de_Benyovszky You can say he was a pirate once...