Since they're locking Consoles to 30 fps I'm worried their Recommended settings are using that as baseline as well.
If that's the case I'll wait for some IT hero with too much free time to upload their optimisation mod to nexus 😂
this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2023
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It does make me wonder what awful things they're getting that poor creation engine to do.
To be fair I remember Fallout 3 being a bit of a nightmare to play at launch too.
I won't be getting it day1 as I have an RTX 30-series GPU that is half the performance of the minimum requirement, hopefully this is a case of them being overly cautious.
I feel like getting any big game day 1 is risky. I usually give most games 6 months to mature now.
Damn, these are jacked specs. Literally just upgraded in January from my old ryzen 2600x and 1070ti combo to a 6700xt and ryzen 5600x. My new GPU doesn't even meet the recommended specs wtf lol.
I have an RTX 30-series GPU and its only half of the minimum GPU, I'm hoping its a 1440p spec list given the Series S version will be 1440p.
If it can run at 1440p on the XS|S, it should run on my RTX-3050 (laptop 85W).
There's no way those specs are right. Their games are notoriously CPU dependent, I refuse to believe a R5 3600 can get stable 60fps gameplay out of this engine but a 6700xt cannot.
But if they're right, there's gonna be a lot of complaints surrounding optimization around launch, and the 30fps BS on console will make a lot more sense.
Edit: In fact, your GPU does meet recommended spec, because it outperforms the "recommended" 2080 in every benchmark I've seen, and has 50% more VRAM. Ignore this garbage, wait for reviews.
Specs here
MINIMUM:
OS: Windows 10 version 22H2 (10.0.19045)
Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 2600X, Intel Core i7-6800K
Memory: 16 GB RAM
Graphics: AMD Radeon RX 5700, NVIDIA GeForce 1070 Ti
DirectX: Version 12
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 125 GB available space
Additional Notes: SSD Required
RECOMMENDED:
OS: Windows 10/11 with updates
Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 3600X, Intel i5-10600K
Memory: 16 GB RAM
Graphics: AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080
DirectX: Version 12
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 125 GB available space
Additional Notes: SSD Required
Those recommend gpu reqs are fucking ridiculous lol. If people are getting anything less that 60 with a 6700xt, then m$ and Bethesda fucked up again.
Also, 125gb? What the fuck?
Cries in GTX 1060
as an rx 580 user, i feel you
I've been meaning to upgrade but GPUs are stupid expensive where I live if you want something decent.
For me it's the power usage. All the new graphics cards would almost double my power bill
Actually, despite all the negatives I've heard about the 4060 and 4060 Ti, I was looking into it recently and unless I'm mistaken they actually seem to have lower TDP compared to their 30X0 counterparts, while still offering slightly better performance.
I think it's a shame that that's been drowned out by the negatives; few people ever mention TDP, but I think lowering the TDP while still having better performance is a noteworthy thing that should be mentioned more.
EDIT: Went to look for some numbers and, according to NVIDIA, the TDP of the RTX 4060 and 4060 Ti is 115W and 160W respectively, whereas the numbers I found for the GTX 1060's TDP are 120W.
Thanks for the info, I never checked the specs of the newest gens due to the outragous price. Maybe I'll find a cheap one in a few months
Welp, I'm out.
Ssd required? Does it use direct storage?
I'm speculating using a physical hard drive will be a poorer user experience - ie: being slow to stream the world data causing pop in, texture loading issues etc
Both drive types are physical devices that a person can hold in their hand; you must have meant another word. Platter, maybe? Unless... something has changed drastically and I'm out of the loop. Are the youngsters downloading both RAM and storage drives now?
Wouldn't that need Windows 11?
DirectStorage is supported by Windows 10 and 11.
Nah I have a SSD with my rig running Windows 10. You'll just have to switch your hard drive which can be kind of a pain
Good to know, thanks!
Oof. That min spec? That's my max spec right there. Except linux not windows.
Wonder what steam deck support will look like.
Probably have to install separate mods to give it PS2 graphics to even get it to work at 20fps lol.
Based on the recommended specs, it likely won't run, at least not without some serious compromises.
I simply think they won't care much about it, as it seems from the requirements :/
No Linux?
It will probably work with proton
Hopefully I can run this at close to 60fps on my pc with a 3070. I really don’t want to upgrade for a car with more VRAM.
That's reassuringly low. I guess it's not that surprising as it's using what I think is a modified version of the Skyrim engine.