- PC
- MAC
- Linux
- 운영체제: Windows 7/8/10 (64 bit)
- 프로세서: 2.2 GHz 듀얼코어 이상
- 메모리: 4GB
- 그래픽 카드: DirectX 10.1 이상을 지원하는 AMD Radeon 77XX / NVIDIA GeForce GT 660. 최소 사양 해상도: 720p
- 네트워크: 브로드밴드 인터넷
- 여유 저장 공간: 17 GB
- 운영체제: Windows 10/11 (64 bit)
- 프로세서: Intel Core i5
- 메모리: 16 GB 이상
- 그래픽 카드: DirectX 11 이상을 지원하는 Nvidia GeForce 1060 혹은 그 이상, AMD RX 570 혹은 그 이상
- 네트워크: 브로드밴드 인터넷
- 여유 저장 공간: 95 GB
- 운영체제: Mac OS Big Sur 11.0
- 프로세서: 최소 2.2 GHz의 Core i5 (Intel Xeon 은 지원하지 않습니다)
- 메모리: 6 GB
- 그래픽 카드: Metal 을 지원하는 Intel Iris Pro 5200 (Mac), 혹은 이와 비슷한 성능을 가지는 Mac 버전의 AMD/Nvidia. 최소 해상도: 720p
- 네트워크: 브로드밴드 인터넷
- 여유 저장 공간: 17 GB
- 운영체제: Mac OS Big Sur 11.0
- 프로세서: Core i7 (Intel Xeon 은 지원하지 않습니다)
- 메모리: 8 GB
- 그래픽 카드: Metal을 지원하는 Radeon Vega II 이상
- 네트워크: 브로드밴드 인터넷
- 여유 저장 공간: 95 GB
- 운영체제: 64bit Linux 중 최신 버전
- 프로세서: 2.4 GHz 듀얼코어
- 메모리: 4 GB
- 그래픽 카드: Vulkan 을 지원하고, 최신 그래픽 드라이버를 지원하는 NVIDIA 660 (6개월 미만) 혹은 그와 동급의 성능을 가지며 최신 그래픽 드라이버를 지원하는 AMD (6개월 미만; 최소사양 지원 해상도 720p)
- 네트워크: 브로드밴드 인터넷
- 여유 저장 공간: 17 GB
- 운영체제: Ubuntu 20.04 64bit
- 프로세서: Intel Core i7
- 메모리: 16 GB
- 그래픽 카드: Vulkan 을 지원하고, 최신 그래픽 드라이버를 지원하는 NVIDIA 1060 (6개월 미만) 혹은 그와 동급의 성능을 가지며 최신 그래픽 드라이버를 지원하는 AMD RX 570 (6개월 미만; 최소사양 지원 해상도 720p) 이상
- 네트워크: 브로드밴드 인터넷
- 여유 저장 공간: 95GB
The T-80U is an improved version of the legendary Soviet T-80 main battle tank, featuring a more powerful engine, increased mobility, and improved protection. Being introduced to War Thunder as part of update 1.87, the T-80U will be the first vehicle awaiting Soviet tankers at the brand new seventh rank, coming to ground forces in the next major update!
Briefly: An improved version of the T-80 MBT, featuring highly effective integrated ERA protection and an uprated engine to mitigate weight increases.
Work on improving the existing T-80 MBT begun as early as the mid 1970s, with the design bureau in Leningrad, which was responsible for the production of the T-80, starting work on a joint project to further enhance the T-80’s capabilities.
In the early 1980s, the first prototypes were being built, and after extensive testing and design tweaking, the new tank was considered ready for production and was accepted by the Soviet military under the designation T-80U.
The T-80U received turret and upper frontal enhancements as part of its new construction, and was equipped with a second generation ERA protection system known as Kontakt-5. In contrast to the previous generation of dynamic protection, Kontakt-5 increased the tank's protection against HEAT and armour-piercing shells. The modifications also affected the armament of the tank - the T-80U is equipped with a new 1A45 fire control system and Reflex ICBM, which used more advanced 9M119 guided missiles. Subsequently, the tank was equipped with a new, more powerful GTD-1250 gas turbine engine which helped compensate for the increased weight of the vehicle and improved its dynamics.
The T-80U had been factory produced in Leningrad in 1987, but in 1989, its production was moved to Omsk. Work on upgrading the T-80 was carried out in Kharkov, but there, they constructed their own vehicle equipped with a diesel engine, which was designated ‘T-80UD’. The latter would evolve into further developed Ukrainian derivatives of the T-80.
T-80Us served with the Soviet military until the collapse of the Soviet Union in the late 1980s, and have since continued serving with the Union’s successor states to this day. The vehicle also saw service abroad with some other countries as well, primarily with South Korea and Cyprus. Overall, around 700 T-80Us have been produced since 1985, but the vehicle never saw any combat action.
In War Thunder, the T-80U will be among the first vehicles awaiting tankers at the brand new seventh rank, coming to the Soviet ground forces tree with update 1.87. Unlike the T-80B, which is already familiar to some tankers, the T-80U features greatly improved protection over its predecessors and also received minor improvements to its firepower.
Compared to earlier versions of the T-80, the T-80U features a new turret and an improved, cellular type of composite armour being used in both its turret and hull. Apart from that, the T-80U is fitted with an integrated second generation Soviet ERA, called “Kontakt-5”. Unlike the preceding ERA, Kontakt-5 is not just effective against chemical rounds , but also against kinetic ones as well.
As a result, the T-80U becomes quite a tough nut to crack, even for some of the more modern shells in the game. With Kontakt-5, the armour on the T-80U is able to absorb up to 620mm of penetrating power from kinetic and up to 1000mm from chemical rounds. However, it’s worth noting that Kontakt-5 remains a type of reactive armour, meaning that it’s a single-use only and won’t provide any additional protection once it’s already been activated. Additionally, it has a much smaller overlap than Kontakt-1, resulting in more vulnerabilities.
As far as firepower is concerned, the T-80U continues to use the already familiar 2A46M 125mm smoothbore cannon, found on several contemporary Soviet MBTs. As a result, the ammunition selection remains virtually the same as with the preceding T-80B. An exception to this, however, is the new armour-piercing shells and addition of the slower moving, but higher penetrating, 9M119 “Refleks” ATGM to the T-80U’s arsenal.
To counter the weight increases resulting from the additional armour fitted to the T-80U, Soviet engineers decided to mount a slightly more powerful gas turbine engine to the vehicle, producing 1,250 horsepower. The powerful modern engine not only compensates for the increased weight of the tank, but also increases its mobility.
The T-80U will arrive to War Thunder as part of the upcoming update 1.87 and will become one of the first vehicles to occupy rank VII of the Soviet ground forces tree. In the meantime, make sure to stay tuned to the news for more information regarding the next major update. Until then, happy hunting tankers!
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