I tend to trust CDProject RED, yet you know how those things usually are (just think of almost every major release in the last years): Minimum = the game will run (no specifications on "how". If you get a few frames it is working, right?), Recommended = playable, but nothing else is guaranteed and all the rest = magic.
Since the statements do not come from any of the "major" names in the industry, I want to be optimistic.

I agree! The vast amount of options has been really useful... besides, in TW2 even the medium settings were quite good compared to many other games, imo.
For example, once I disabled the Cinematic DoF, I gained 30 FPS during the dialogues, always having a solid 60. Not a great loss for me, since I didn't like the effect anyway!

Those lows are pretty high.

Like a lot of games you can only know if you can run it (with specs lower that minimum) when you installed it. I have an old Athlon II x4 with a 7770, and the only title that gave problems the past year was The Evil Within.
Hope it work until i can upgrade the pc.

Well.. set everything to minimum and set the resolution to 320x200 and I can probably run it.

I'm at the same situation. Are you planing on upgrade? I don't have the money to do so... so I'm screwed... Should've bought a PS4

Yeah, i like DoF more on FPS games where you need to focus on certain things....

what no windows xp?! Come on!

I'm at the min CPU and GPU also, would like CDR to give an indication of what settings they have used for this minimum spec etc. More info/clarification please!

I can see that my laptop would burn bright and warm. Anyone hungry? I'll be able to cook meat here :P

To be more precise, my GPU is way too weak, even for minimal settings. CPU is somewhat ok for minimal.

I'm not sure what recommended is supposed to prove but it's absolutely not 60FPS minimum at full eye candy but perhaps one of them.

I just hope they have more than one setting for view distant to tweak as it's something I usually go low with in open world games, they take in too much stuff.

I hope Titan and i7 2600K makes it

Jesus, I knew i'd only meet the minimum requirements at best. Upgrades to play it will have to wait. I have my massive gog games backlog to play through anyways.

I highly doubt it! Even with my HD6950 I couldn't even run Witcher 2 Maxed out. If anything it would be able to play the game on the lowest settings probably around 30fps.

I don't care if my old i7 920 with GTX 970 will not run this game maxed, the next computer will and that's enough for me.