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Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs Requirements

Minimum Requirements

Operating System: Windows Vista, OS X 10.6.8, Major Linux Distribution from 2010.
Graphics Card: Mid-Range NVIDIA GeForce 200 / AMD Radeon HD 5000 series. Integrated Intel HD Graphics should work but are not supported; problems are generally solved with a driver update.
Processor: High-End Intel Core i3 / AMD A6 or equivalent.
Memory: 2 GB.
Hard Disk: 5 GB free space.

Recommended Requirements

Operating System: Windows 7, OS X 10.7.5, Major Linux Distribution from 2012.
Graphics Card: High-End NVIDIA GeForce 400 / AMD Radeon HD 6000 series. Integrated Intel HD Graphics should work but are not supported; problems are generally solved with a driver update.
Processor: High-End Intel Core i5 / AMD FX or equivalent.
Memory: 4 GB.
Hard Disk: 5 GB free space.
I've checked out the system requirements, and everything seems covered for me except possible the graphics card. I not very knowledgable about computer hardware so forgive me if this seems obvious. The processor and memory are not an issue, I've got more than enough to play AMFP. My video card is an Intel HD 4000 running on a laptop, however, and I now it's not exactly the best of cards. I'm able to run the first amnesia pretty well, though.
(08-16-2013, 05:36 PM)JovianWalker Wrote: [ -> ]I've checked out the system requirements, and everything seems covered for me except possible the graphics card. I not very knowledgable about computer hardware so forgive me if this seems obvious. The processor and memory are not an issue, I've got more than enough to play AMFP. My video card is an Intel HD 4000 running on a laptop, however, and I now it's not exactly the best of cards. I'm able to run the first amnesia pretty well, though.

Hi, and welcome to the forum!
I've got a MacBook Air with an Intel HD 4000 too, and it runs Amnesia with medium settings just fine.
Like they said, AAMFP on Intel HD GPUs could work but It's not supported, that means that it works Big Grin
"Integrated Intel HD Graphics should work but is not supported; problems are generally solved with a driver update."

You have one of those. Sad

EDIT: like emaper says... Wink
(08-16-2013, 05:41 PM)emaper Wrote: [ -> ]
(08-16-2013, 05:36 PM)JovianWalker Wrote: [ -> ]I've checked out the system requirements, and everything seems covered for me except possible the graphics card. I not very knowledgable about computer hardware so forgive me if this seems obvious. The processor and memory are not an issue, I've got more than enough to play AMFP. My video card is an Intel HD 4000 running on a laptop, however, and I now it's not exactly the best of cards. I'm able to run the first amnesia pretty well, though.

Hi, and welcome to the forum!
I've got a MacBook Air with an Intel HD 4000 too, and it runs Amnesia with medium settings just fine.
Like they said, AAMFP on Intel HD GPUs could work but It's not supported, that means that it works Big Grin

I have an intel HD 3000 on a Laptop, and it runs amnesia on Max settings at about 20-22 fps just fine.
When demo comes out, you can download it and test out to make sure if it works or not before purchase.
Oops, must have missed that part when I was reading the requirements. Thanks guys, I'll probably take a chance and pre purchase it while it's on sale.

EDIT: Or maybe do like Scraper said and wait for the demo.
Pig is more demanding that Amnesia so it is not possible to think that because Amnesia works well pig will.
(08-16-2013, 06:38 PM)jens Wrote: [ -> ]Pig is more demanding that Amnesia so it is not possible to think that because Amnesia works well pig will.

Would you be able to say if there will be a demo at all? I need to see how well it runs as well.
I don't get what Nvidia 3x0 is. 3x0 was a laptop chipset line, not a desktop one. It went from the 200 to 400/500/600 and now 700 series cards.
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