A quick and dirty comparison of benchmark scores here should suffice.

I guess I'm ok? That benchmark says the HD 7950 is 25% better than the R7 260X.

Here's a full comparison link.

Looks like a little bit more than 25% to me. ;) (42% on G2D Rating, 57% on G3D Mark)

A quick and dirty comparison of benchmark scores here should suffice.

I guess I'm ok? That benchmark says the HD 7950 is 25% better than the R7 260X.

I might as well try. But no gamepass because I don't like the precedent it sets. Oh no I have to buy digital on… STEAM!!!!!!

In case you get the $1 Game Pass on your bootcamp. Also for folks who didn't know.

I… honestly don't know how to evaluate minimum specs for games. It's been forever since I've played a game on PC that was cutting edge.

Min for Tell Me Why is AMD Radeon R7 260X or AMD Radeon RX 560. So uh, how the hell do I know if that's higher or lower than a Radeon HD 7950? The 7950 ran Des2ny pretty okay, so I'm assuming I'm fine?

Have you looked at Tell Me Why? It’s the new Dontnod game. Just curious about your thoughts if you play it. I’ve enjoyed it so far, but I haven’t finished the first episode yet.

I don't have an Xbox. So nope! Maybe I will if I find my bootcamp drive.

As for your post, there’s understandable confusion. There is a multiplayer component that will be added at some point that will have MTX, but it’s nowhere near clear what that actually is or when it’s coming.

It's not a component. It's a totally separate game. 2022 at earliest.

As for your post, there’s understandable confusion. There is a multiplayer component that will be added at some point that will have MTX, but it’s nowhere near clear what that actually is or when it’s coming.

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