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what's up Tech fans Kevin here on Tech tomorrow bring guys another benchmark test this time it's the much anticipated witcher 3 which a lot of people are curious about because of those daunting spec requirements now just taking a quick look at the options menu you can see that the game does have its graphic settings divided in two separate sections graphics and post-processing graphic presets come in low medium high and ultra while post-processing is just low medium and high so we ran 4 separate tests running both on low both on medium both on high and ultra with high now as far as what gameplay segments we chose to run these tests through we picked one of the game's open-world side quests which is where you will spend a lot of time in the game it's during a clear sunny day while fighting enemies and traversing a lot of terrain your mileage may vary a little bit based on what the current weather conditions are what kind of enemies are fighting how often using spells or if there's fires in the background but as far as just the average game time goes this is what a lot of its going to look like now if you're not familiar with our test system that we've used in previous tests it does include a gtx 780 as well as an i7 4770k processor that is overclocked if you guys want more in depth specifics we do have that link down below as for how all this ended well let's take a look so as you can see the game can definitely be daunting at higher setting it's just barely missing 30 frames per second at max and it will go lower during more hectic scenes but it's also a bit more forgiving on lower settings seeing it jump up nearly 50 frames per second at its lowest so while it will take a good bit of power to get the game running smoothly on high settings you can still get a pretty good framerate as long as you don't mind sacrificing a bit of the graphics quality world detail definitely takes the biggest hit on lower settings but interior places and character animations still look great across all settings as for how the game is thus far I'm absolutely loving it while this one does deviate a decent bit gameplay wise by opening the world up and focuses and items being more readily replenishable and with shorter durations the whole thing feels like just the right mix of keeping the complexity and difficulty of older Witcher games but making it all a lot more accessible and easier to jump into combat is fast paced and a hell of a lot smoother than either of its predecessors and the move to open-world has made monster hunting a much larger and more interesting part of the game focusing on you tracking beasts down figuring out what exactly it is you're up against and getting hints as to what kind of weapons spells and potions will help you out the most against them I'm only a few hours in and the game feels absolutely massive and there's a lot more ground to cover before I can give a proper full opinion but if the early games pace keeps up witcher 3 looks to already be a huge contender for game of the year if you're interested in grabbing the game we do have it linked down below as always if you guys enjoyed the vid wreck that like button to let us know and subscribe if you haven't so you don't miss out on any future vids until next time guys I'm Kevin Kent and you've been watching Tech tomorrow see you later