Your PC specs?

[Rainbow_Flyer]

windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit (i like old school, youll see later)

CPU- I5 3470@ 3.20 GHz

Ram- 16 gb DDR3

GTX GeForce 480 (see i told you old school XD)

60 FPS on low, 40 when recording with OBS, other then i can make breakfast whall playing the game on my GPU, minor crashes other then me enjoying to break the game xD

EDIT---- i just relized i had everything maxed settings, time to go cook my toast now, i think my 480 is hot enough now

[samblues]

1) Windows 10 64bit
2) I7 4790k
3) 8 GB 1600mhz
4) MSI R9 390x
5) Medium 60 fps - High 30-40 fps - Insane 20-30 fps - some crashes, insane graphics sometimes has this weird sky shadows bug, Worst bug for me atm is the new stance loop (Clicks back, half way through aim animation - stops, shoulder arms, repeat 5-10 times)

[Lyman Trumbull]

1) Windows 10 64bit
2) FX 8320 3.9 Ghz
3) 8 GB 1600mhz
4) MSI GTX 760 2gb
5) (I have a 1080p screen yet I do not mind playing in a lower resolution on windowed mode since it still looks as smooth and nice as 1080p would, saying this, I am currently playing at 1366*768)
-Low 60 fps
-Medium 40-60
-High 30 fps
-Insane 10-20 fps (Same as samblues, Insane causes sky shadows)

[HWMHall]

1) System Windows 7 Home Prem. 64bit
2) CPU AMD FX 8320 3.2 Ghz 8 core
3) RAM 8 GB of DDR3 (getting more)
4) Graphic Card GTX 650ti 2 gb ddr5
5) Any performance problems in-game? High settings: constant 16-20 fps during day, 19-24 at night. Have not used other settings much as I prefer the quality of high.

[elder_gutknecht]

1) System: Win 10 x64
2) CPU : Intel i5 6600K
3) RAM: DDR4 8 GB
4) Graphic Card: MSI GTX 960 2gb gaming
5) Any performence problems ingame? XMP active for RAM, gaming boost activated for GPU and CPU, in high at 40/50 fps, no problems for now, 1440x900 at 75 hz a little of screen refresh rate, you know, it`s like a gvery thin horizontal band that goes down ( not slang )

[JulietPapaOscar]

1) Win 10 x64
2) Intel i7 4930k (six cores, twelve hyperthreads)
3) 16GB @ 1600Mhz
4) R9 390X 8GB
5) Pretty solid. Put everything as high as it went (1900x1200 res) and was getting about ~30fps running around (not running a counter, but it felt like 30) Lowered it all down to High, and was MUCH smoother and still looked fantastic (glad the Cryengine is so scalable when it comes to hardware)

[J.W.Booth]

1. Win 10 64bit
2.i5 6600k
3.12gig DDR 4 RAM
4.GTX 1070 DX12 card
5.Cryengine SDK crash to desk top while while in game. Runs smooth up till then.

[SeamusConnell]

1) Windows 10 64-bit
2) Intel Core i5-4590 CPU @3.30 GHz
3) 8.0 GB of DDR3
4) AMD Radeon R7 370 Series
5) Bugs including, crashes, game freezing with large volleys, glitch where readying weapon causes it to get stuck in a loop until "R" or "V" (defaults) are pressed.

[MrAmerican]

1) Windows 10 64-bit
2) Intel Core i5-6600k
3) 8GB of Ram
4) Geforce GTX 970
5) Runs the game on insane fairly easily, however there are some frame drops from time to time, that could just be possible lag however(since it happened with settings on high). random bugs that have already been listed are in there as well, but they cause no problem, the flag does not lower the speed at which i play, or not noticeably, i think it may have dropped about 5-8 frames when that man showed up to take pictures, besides this i have had no real problems.

I have the exact same specs but i can barely run it on low. End my suffering

[NCrawler]

1. Windows 10 Pro - 64-bit
2. Intel i7-5960X 8-core 3.5Ghz
3. 64 GB Hyper-X Predator DDR4-2800
4. Dual Nvidia GeForce Titan X 24 GB
5. I've just pledged and the game is downloading now. I do not forsee any problems but will post if so.

Ok, ran the game with these settings:

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Get a steady 40-60 fps and 75 fps when looking straight at the ground. I ran around shooting my rifle and just playing with the controls and after about 2 minutes the game locked up and I had to kill the process with task manager to get out of it. I'm going to play around with some settings and see what happens.