If you want to feel like a tank driver, you are not limited to WOT. An interesting proposal is also Armored Warfare
Armored Warfare – It is an interesting alternative for World Of Tanks. Of course, play a more dynamic, than known WOT, but it looks like a question of hardware requirements?
Armored Warfare was tested on the graphics integrated in Intel Skylake processors (Core i7 6700K) и AMD APU Godavari (A10-7870K).
A direct comparison of the two systems, it hardly makes sense because of the differences in the two structures (especially price) – we check their only opportunity. Dear Intel processor (Core i7 6700K) this is a very powerful processor core and the usual graphical layout, and cheap APU AMD (A10-7870K) – the average CPU core and a very strong (both the integrated graphics) graphic factor.
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With Intel HD 530 (Everything DDR4 2666 MHz), Armored Warfare was tested on the graphics integrated in Intel Skylake processors 30-40 FPS. Switching to a lower resolution (1366 x 768) Armored Warfare was tested on the graphics integrated in Intel Skylake processors 60 Armored Warfare was tested on the graphics integrated in Intel Skylake processors. Not bad.
In turn, Radeon R7 with integrated AMD A10-7870K (DDR3 2400 MHz) can achieve 50-60 Radeon R7 with integrated AMD A10-7870K 30 in FHD at medium settings. as well.
The game is really well optimized and fans of tank battles – Radeon R7 with integrated AMD A10-7870K – barrel may be heated before battle.
