NasherUK: Heh, well. I just got in to the game using a 780 and i7 with a big overclock and it pretty much kills my system on anything over mainly MEDIUM settings. So don't get your hopes up.

G-Sync really comes in to it's own in this game for keeping things smooth :P

Luckily even medium looks good, many times better than W2 on highest.

There us a 60fps cap, but don't worry because you wont get near it lol.

sariaen: Hello there!

Playing W3 on a laptop here. Did a nice 4 hour run since the release.

Specs:

Nvidia GTX 765M 2 GB
8 GB 1.600 mhz dual-channel
i7-4710MQ 3.5 GHZ (When boosted)
Win 8.1 64bit

My settings:

1366x768
Blurr - on
Light Shafts - on
Textures - medium
Details - medium
Vsync - on

Rest is down to LOW.

Stable 25+ FPS. Bare in mind that I do not exactly meat the minimum with my GPU. Mobile GPUs suck big time when it comes to raw power. It is pretty much playable and enjoyable.

Mejis: I'm so out of touch with gpu and specs in general. How do you think my 460m will fare compared to your 765m?
I'm prepared to have everything at the lowest settings and drop the resolution a lot, I just want to get up to 30fps. This is a long day at work :(

dj-fedos: Hi guys,

Due to slow internet... I've finished downloading the game yet, but whant to know if someone managed to test the game on a laptop.

My specs are:

- i7 3635QM (Quad-core 6M Cache, up to 3.40 GH)
- ATI Radeon 8870M 2GB
- 8 GB

If you able to run the game tell me yours so I can compare and know if I can even run it...

Thank you, guys <3

OdanUrr: I'm running it on a G56JR which has a GTX 760M and a i7 4700HQ. I more or less checked NVIDIA's tweaking guide and this is what I did:

1) Set to High
2) Turn off Hairworks
3) Leave SSAO on
4) Turn off Blur and Motion Blur (they just give me a headache)
5) Chromatic Aberration - I left it on but you can try turning it off if you want. Should have a negligible impact on fps.
6) Turn off Depth of Field
7) Reduce Foliage Visibility to Medium
8) Grass Density - Leave it on Medium or High
9) Leave Light Shafts on
10) Number of Background Characters on High - Mostly irrelevant according to NVIDIA since there are never that many characters anyway.
11) Shadow Quality - Leave it on Medium or High
12) Leave Sharpen on
13) Terrain Quality - I left it on High if memory serves
14) Texture Quality - Set it to High and see how it goes
15) Turn off Vignette
16) Water Quality - Leave it on High and see how it goes
17) Set max fps to 30

I think that about covers it. Bear in mind this is just a preliminary guide and you will most likely have to fiddle around a bit to adjust it to your rig. Alternatively, you could choose Medium settings and it should be decent enough. I'll try and check on fps rate when I get home but I believe there's a limit to what we can do by tweaking this settings.