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[X7DragonsX7]

What are the PC requirements for WoT and WoTB? Thinking about buying the parts and wondering how much RAM I would need. And don't forget regular memory (I think I'll just buy a terabyte of storage)

[Alucard8732]

WoT will take more to run than blitz since they changed the engine.WoT needs a desktop or gaming laptop, blitz can run on basically any laptop or mobile device

[BorisBaddenov]

There is a sub forum dedicated to devices ...   How is this game discussion?

 

 

 

[___Chimera]

Recommended requirements for PC WOT are an Intel i5 processor, and 4 GB of RAM.

 

I would recommend AT LEAST 8 GB of RAM and an Intel i7 processor. My brother has been playing WOT for 3 years. He had to buy another computer after his laptop, which exceeded the recommended stats, (Intel i5 and 6 GB of RAM) crashed over and over again when he loaded up the game in October of last year (meaning the comp lasted about 2 years and 3 months from the time he downloaded WOT). It really corrupts the RAM if you don't have enough of it. So, like I said, at least 8 GB.

 

EDIT: For Blitz, like Alucard said above, anything goes really.

Edited by _RachelReynolds, 06 March 2017 - 05:20 PM.

[olddatsunfan]

Well, I run an I7-2600, 8gb of ram and an Nvidia 950ti and it seems to work OK still ...

[anonym_is9SLlXKWnO8]

My PC specs are:

3 GB RAM 

2.6 GHz Intel Pentium dual core processor.

1 GB graphics card g Force 210.

Windows 10 operating system.

blitz working fine good even I use maximum graphics but wot is lagging even I use  at least graphics  settings .

 

 

 

 

[WarHammer701]

Alucard8732, on 06 March 2017 - 05:10 PM, said:

WoT will take more to run than blitz since they changed the engine.WoT needs a desktop or gaming laptop, blitz can run on basically any laptop or mobile device

 

While this is true if you want to be able to run it on highest graphics setting blitz still requires a pretty good computer to do it.

[Alucard8732]

JaggedPanda, on 06 March 2017 - 06:16 PM, said:

 

While this is true if you want to be able to run it on highest graphics setting blitz still requires a pretty good computer to do it.

It runs fine on the inspiron  i had from 08 before it fried on me... Matter of fact i put win 10 on it just for tanks

[BushiBan]

I play Blitz on an iMac with 4 GHz i7 processor,  32 GB ram, AMD Radeon R9 M395X 4096 MB video card and a 512 GB SSD with hard wired ethernet connection. I play on maximum settings and never have an issue. Haven't tried WOT, but I don't think it would be a issue.

 

I would certainly go with an i7 processor, as much Ram as you can afford and a good video card (1GB min.). Hard wired ethernet connection is better than wifi.

 

Good luck!

[Johnnybull]

With the new IPad Pros coming out in a week, I am stuck knowing which one to buy.

 

My Ipad 3 with 32 GB of storage and 1 GB of RAM sucks.

I bought too small and the game outgrew the ipad in no time at all.

I have been playing with lag for the last few years.

 

Anyway, ...I don't want to do that again.

I fell pretty confident that that the 256GB with 4 GB Ram should play the game fine, but for how long?

Should I go all out and spend the extra money for the 1TB and 6 RAM?

 

Also, will getting a new IPad Pro fix my lag issues?

I will hate spending the money if I still have lag issues.

At least I will be able to direct wire with a USB cable with the new Pros. That should fix any lag issues...right?