Tastykilljoy
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Can surface pro 2 run the unreal engine 4 development software? I want to make some levels to use with an oculus rift.
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Unreal Engine recommends the following specs:
The Surface Pro 2 is a dual core CPU, Intel GPU, 4 or 8GB depending on the model you have.
The Surface Pro 2 is not a gaming system.
I expect it to run, but not great.
https://www.unrealengine.com/faq
The Surface Pro 2 is a dual core CPU, Intel GPU, 4 or 8GB depending on the model you have.
The Surface Pro 2 is not a gaming system.
I expect it to run, but not great.
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Tastykilljoy
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I realize it is not a gaming machine. I intend to get a nice desktop for that. Just hoping to do some level creation from my lazyboy.
Any ever try it with surface pro 2? Otherwise I will be soon....
Any ever try it with surface pro 2? Otherwise I will be soon....
No I have not.
I don't work on gaming. I just like playing them (and I play them on my nice desktop)
I do more software development. So I use Visual Studio, and that for what I do, it's plenty of performance.
Basically what the device needs is a discrete GPU, and it would be an awesome mobile gaming machine.
But sadly the technology isn't there yet.
I don't work on gaming. I just like playing them (and I play them on my nice desktop)
I do more software development. So I use Visual Studio, and that for what I do, it's plenty of performance.
Basically what the device needs is a discrete GPU, and it would be an awesome mobile gaming machine.
But sadly the technology isn't there yet.
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Tastykilljoy
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It certainly runs but long term I am not sure if it will handle complex level designs. The surface gets hot running the software and I think eventually scales back processing speed to try to stay cool. It is fun to learn UE4 on it tho....can't wait to try my levels out on a rift.
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