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    #16
    I am having a slight issue. In editor it lags to death, desktop meets min requirements and if I load a demo map and go "play here" runs smooth has hell but in the editor it's a slide show and now the odd part is I downloaded the CryEngine 3 just to see if I could run it cause the min requirements for it are almost double UDK and it runs flawless in editor and game. is there a bug in the current release? Anyone else having same issue?

    Desktop Specs
    P4 Extreme 3.06Ghz W/HT
    2.5GB DDR
    VisionTek Radeon HD2600Pro 512MB 8X AGP (Shader Model 4 card DX10/10.1)

    While not the best it does meet the min and it laggs while editing don't even need a light just make a simple BSP brush and takes up to 2 mins to move it

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      #17
      Well, those stats are really really crappy, I wouldn't know why Cryengine 3 would run so well, but with stats like that the performance in UDK is correct

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        #18
        The wierd thing though is its only in editor. I disabled Catalyst AI and it helped some still lags a little but not nearly as bad. I just don't get why it only lags with the editor and not previewing a level ingame or anything and ya I am shocked with CryEngine 3. High Settings Full HDR I get about 30FPS unless I decide to buzzsaw a group of tree's with my gun then it chokes the CPU/GPU. Also it only seems to be with the January build too. I have seen couple other threads with similar issues but they are not for the current build they are for one from last May-April. Hell when I had my old laptop it was an AMD X2 2.4 with 4GB DDR2 and an HD3200 256MB Shared and it ran flawless and the 3200 was an igp and is half the power the HD2600Pro has. It just has me thinking wtf.

        UDK Min
        Windows XP SP3 or Windows Vista
        2.0+ GHz processor
        2 GB system RAM
        SM3-compatible video card
        3 GB Free hard drive space

        CryEngine 3 Dev Min

        System Requirements [Developer]
        • Operating System: Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista SP1, Windows 7
        • CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo 2GHz, AMD Athlon 64 X2 2GHz or better (a multi-core processor is strongly recommended)
        • Memory: 2 GB RAM (4 GB recommended)
        • Video Card: nVidia 8800GT 512MB RAM, ATI 3850HD 512MB RAM or better (SM 3.0 minimum)

        See why I am a bit confused here? I technically have a single core if you don't count the virtual from HyperThreading. 2.5GB Ram and a HD2600 Pro which is less powerful then the 3850. I mean I know would have some lag issues but I didn't think I would in an empty space with a single BSP brush while on CryEngine 3 it defaults with an ocean of 30K+ polys moving with HDR on and I have 30+ FPS

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          #19
          If it's just January then there must be a weird bug in there somewhere. The editor takes more power than the game anyways though.

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            #20
            I hope it's just a bug. Kind of sad when I can't even move a BSP brush with out it slideshowing on me.

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              #21
              Keiyentai

              turn off lighting view in editor, with large maps it lags a bit of my system with it on

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                #22
                Hi all;

                I am looking to get a laptop to some development with the UDK, however I am at a loss to what I should be looking for, from research I am looking at a quad core (at least) 6gb+ or RAM and a dedicated graphic card with Shader (SM3) support.

                Does anyone have an links / ideas of laptops that are worth a look?

                Thanks in advance!

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                  #23
                  At least an i5 processor, ideally a i7. Needs a dedicated graphics card, most laptops use the integrated graphics (Ivy Bridge) and they are very low performance, probably something like a GT640m and up would be nice.

                  If you don't need the portability, get a desktop so you can get more power for less cost.

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                    #24
                    Thank you, just need to confirm these Graphic Card have SM3 support so Alienware seems the way to go - cheers!!

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                      #25
                      Originally posted by darthviper107 View Post
                      If you don't need the portability, get a desktop so you can get more power for less cost.
                      Got my machine for $960; has an i7 and 8GB, as well as a fairly modest DX11 GPU. Runs UDK at a solid 60 FPS.

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                        #26
                        Does UDK run on a Geforce gt 403 with a Intel core i3? :s

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