NBA 2K16 System Requirements

Minimum System Requirements

Operating System: Windows 7 64-bit, Windows 8.1 64-bit or Windows 10 64-bit
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo Processor or better (SSE3 or later)
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: DirectX 10.1 compatible (512 MB) or better
DirectX: Version 10
Hard Drive: 50 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX 9.0x compatible
Input: Keyboard or dual-analog gamepad

Recommended System Requirements

Operating System: Windows 7 64-bit, Windows 8.1 64-bit or Windows 10 64-bit
Processor: Intel Core i5 or better
Memory: 4 GB RAM or more
Graphics: DirectX 11 compatible (2 GB) or better
DirectX: Version 11
Hard Drive: 50 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card
Input: Keyboard or dual-analog gamepad

GPU?

Is this official from 2K? Because if some College teams are in the game (if it's true), I'm thinking the HD space req should be quite bigger unless they compressed it this time.

Also, still no DirectX 12 support?

GPU?

Yup, it's in there.

Is this official from 2K? Because if some College teams are in the game (if it's true), I'm thinking the HD space req should be quite bigger unless they compressed it this time.

Steam.

Also, still no DirectX 12 support?

"Still". You¨re acting like DX12 is already released for a year or two.

lol you're right. But it's coming before the game, although I haven't heard any upcoming games that supp dx12. Prob next year. Guess just got excited cause of my new hardware. Also I wanna use up the 2 yr free win10 before paying for it lol

Well it seems that it requires less from the CPU. The recommended for 2k15 was an i7 or better.

Well it seems that it requires less from the CPU. The recommended for 2k15 was an i7 or better.

Only for few weeks, they changed it to i5 before launch.

Would GTX 750Ti 2GB be good enough for max settings at 1080p?

Based on those requirements, probably. Tough to make any firm declarations about performance before the game comes out.

As NBA2K15 really needed stable 60 FPS during gameplay to appear smooth, I'd say that 750 Ti will not make it at max settings (definitely not with AA).

No way for 750Ti, but who knows maybe they worked a little on optimalization.

I just purchased a 750 Ti 2gb and i've been running nba 2k15 on max setting will no problem.

No specific GPU? I', pretty sure the gtx 750 ti can handle it and I'll get my R9 380 soon

I just purchased a 750 Ti 2gb and i've been running nba 2k15 on max setting will no problem.

stable 60fps? doubtful

So let me get this straight. If I had no problems running 2k15, I should run 2k16 just fine ?

Most likely.

Hello, im not that techie regarding the sys req for this game but do you think this pc specs can run nba 2k16? Im not after the full 60fps.. 45-50fps is enough for me.

Difficult to say how well optimised a game is before we've actually got our hands on it, but on lower settings, you could get away with that. It exceeds the minimum requirements.

Thanks for the quick response Andrew. I felt a bit bad when you said only on low settings. Can you advise me on what parts do I need to upgrade to have a decent fps (for high/ultra high) at the same has a cheap price..

Processor, RAM, video card. Basically, for a good experience, you should be looking to match or exceed the recommended requirements.

Yeah, you'd basically have to buy a whole new computer to play the game at max settings. Other than maybe the power supply, you'd have to replace pretty much everything.

The PSU that comes with that is a generic (no brand) one. Not enough for high-powered activities. The only item that's worth keeping in that bundle for gaming is the MoBo, only if it supports i5. Oh and the RAM, but upgrade it to 8GB.

Thanks for the quick response Andrew. I felt a bit bad when you said only on low settings. Can you advise me on what parts do I need to upgrade to have a decent fps (for high/ultra high) at the same has a cheap price..

That PC is seriously unbalanced and weak for modern gaming. Not to mention these pre-built PCs usually have some knock-off parts or cheap out on important parts like PSU (there is no way in hell that PC need 600W which implies it's some crappy PSU that might as well be a potential fire hazard).

First you need to establish budget.

^^ Are you some kind of expert? Just askin, because my friend runs 2K15 just fine on his Intel core 2 duo core processor with 3GHZ, 8 gigs of ram and a Radeon video card, and 1ti hard drive. If the requirements haven't increased any, he should be able to run 2K16 fine, correct? Sometimes, there are "exceptions to the rule"

All on max?