Hi,

I have a i5 2500k, 8 gb of ram and a 560ti, how quality and framerate I can have with this game please?
Thank you in advance and I apologize if this question has already been asked.

My sonicmaster laptop (W8.1, i3 chip, 8g ram and intel hd 4000 graphics) manages to play the game just fine so assuming you don't have a retarded antivirus (like Nortians) it will be good.

Fyi, Frame rate is irrelevant in tactical games because it all stops whilst you pick what to do next.

Thank you ussnorway, I have a clean Windows 8.1 with antivirus from Microsoft.

I have a pretty similar system. An i5 2500k, 8GB RAM and a HD 6870 (your 560ti is about 10% faster). I play the game maxed out and haven't recognized any stuttering. Framerate? I don't know... It never felt choppy or anything, so it should be above 30 FPS easily. But due to the nature of the game (You click at some point and your party goes there. It's not a shooter or racer where you "feel" the framerate.), I can't tell you anything else about the framerate. Oh, wait, that's wrong... I haven't activated VSync and haven't recognized any tearing, so the game runs below 60 FPS.

great, thank you real.geisterfahrer, if it is playable, it's good for me, you're right, it's not an action game, fortunately for lovers of the saga!

(excuse my bad english)

Best for me is vsync triple buffering--I definitely see tearing @ vsync off, but that can be ameliorated to some degree by turning on the frame cap @ 60 fps. Smoothest, however, for me is vsync triple buffering, frame cap off. 1GHz HD 2GB 7850 gpu, FX-6300 cpu @ 4.5GHz, 8GB ran, Win8.1x64 @ 1920x1200.

@ussnorway...when you get the chance it might be instructive for you to take a look at the game running on a discrete gpu...(I doubt you'll ever look at the HD4000 again in the same light)...;)

100% agreed. I've put in 50 hours so far at 5-10 FPS, low detail 1280x800 and it's still an enjoyable experience.