Like a five year old gaming machine could run with effects maxed out at a 720p resolution. And older and then you will start sacrificing resolution for effects. If you bought a gaming PC in the past three years, you should be able to run on high at 1080p. Generally speaking, Intel’s HD 3000 series should be considered the absolute minimum specs.

I can confirm that Intel Sandy Bridge HD 3000 integrated gpu can run Diablo 3 at the lowest settings, which is 1024×768 and no effects. Even with my Atom N270 overclocked to 2.1 Ghz I was only getting as high as 22FPS in low action scenes and it would go as low as 8FPS during high action scenes. Intel Atom + Nvidia 9xxxm GPUs) run terrible as well. You’re going to have fusion integrated graphics to run at medium settings. AMD’s HD4xxx and under integrated gfx are not enough to run Diablo 3. UPDATE: Since I’ve been able to test the game on a few different configurations, I can vouch for how well they will run on a few different machines. ONLY the latest iterations of integrated graphics which you can find on this budget graphics card reviews, will be able to run Diablo 3 and at low settings, such as Intel Sandy Bridge (iCore3/5/7 with HD x000) or AMD HDx000 gfx. Even though I will copy/paste the list found from the link above, I thought I would condense the info to something that might make more sense to everyone. Six generations of hardware have passed and Diablo 3 runs to varying degrees with this equipment. But they still mean business to designers at places like Clash Graphics of Atlanta. These cards are around seven years old now. So with that in mind, it really isn’t a stretch to believe that a Geforce 6/Radeon x series graphics card is on the “slow” list. Naturally, beefy cards still work (and can crank out max settings without breaking a sweat), but they are usually overkill in Blizzard games. Which means below mainstream gfx cards and not even *thinking* about enthusiast cards. Now, the OP (Original Poster) of the forum post, didn’t feel comfortable vouching for the accuracy of the list, but after looking it over I’d have to say it’s pretty accurate.Ĭonsidering the history of Blizzard, they’ve always geared their games for the masses. Today I stumbled across an interesting find at wherein one enterprising individual allegedly rummaged through the files of the beta build of Diablo 3 and found some system spec information.

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