Do you believe these recommended settings? Do you think it will be possible to get 60 fps in 1080p at high/ultra with these settings?
Do you believe these recommended settings...
Ian Rogers
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Jose King
Once they are done raping the graphic so console can run it? Sure.
Dylan Gray
SSD is all it takes to run modern open world games
Jace Hernandez
60 fps yes, but not at high/ultra
Adam Johnson
Recommended means medium/high.
Caleb Ross
How do you know? It means whatever the developer wants.
Asher Young
name 1 game where recommendations were lying
hardmode: no ubisoft trash
Bentley Miller
>minimum is i5-4460 R9 280X
>ran this game on an i3-540 GTX560ti rig at 60 fps medium setting.
They specs are probably meant for 4K.
Adam Green
I'm sure gonna enjoy my ray-tracing Ultra Quality.. Oh Boy
Nicholas Morales
they have to make the game work on fucking 2013 consoles
it's not gonna be demanding outside of meme options like raytracing
Aiden Carter
>DirectX 12
Not cyberpunk enough to run on Windows 7 I see
Hunter Taylor
the only thing that looks a bit weird is requiring 12GB of RAM. Maybe they're accounting for all the shit that'd run in the background like a browser, discord and other shitware. Even Kingdom Come doesn't use that much memory I think.
Jacob Reed
8gb vs 16gb is a massive difference in general, everything is a lot snappier, people who are still stuck with 8gb don't know how bad it really is.
Ryan Watson
16GB is optimum for Ultra Settings in this game I reckon.
Get a 2xxxRT Series or above too.
John Murphy
that really depends on the game and how much stuff you leave open in the background. 4GB used to be enough to launch things like Crysis 3 and MGSV but switching to 8 and more would reduce the occasional stutter.
IIRC Call of Duty Ghost was one of the first game to require 6GB, maybe some people complained at the time but it turned out the game never actually allocated more than 3. Maybe that'll be the same for CP77 and the devs are just being careful. Not that I care with my 32GB anyway.
Julian Barnes
>game is optimized
>bad
2020 Zig Forums everybody
Hunter Powell
True. I remember that years ago when I upgraded from 8 GB to 16 GB it boosted my fps in Battlefield from like 40 to 60-70. My rig back then was i3 (don't remember which gen) and some medium-tier radeon.
Joshua Lewis
Should I just get an external SSD for this game? I just settled for a hard drive when building my computer because I needed to cut corners somewhere. I only really play old games anyway, so I thought it really wouldn't be a problem, but I got HL:Alyx and the load times are fucking terrible. I'm kinda worried that most new games are just gonna be fucking unbearable with a hard drive. Besides that my PC will be able to easily run the game.
Jack Moore
> external
Depends what are you going to connect it to. USB A? Don't bother.
Noah Torres
>external
Lincoln Stewart
stupid niggers don't know how to read
Please note that the game is both graphics- and processor-intensive, so make sure these components meet or exceed the minimum requirements. Also note that the minimum is created with Low settings and 1080p gaming in mind and Recommended with High and 1080p.
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James Campbell
I'm a fucking retard and don't really know that much about computers. From the greentexting I'm guessing this would be a bad thing to do?
Jonathan Fisher
i7-4790k chads rise up
Joseph Ramirez
why not just attach an SSD? does your computer not have a slot for it?
Joseph Howard
it can run on win7, what do you mean?
Jace Wilson
Why would you run an external drive when your PC should have 4-6 sata slots? In fact you should install the OS in the SSD too since that's a massive improvement.
Nolan Martin
yeah, but they don't specify if it's intended for 30 or 60fps
Hunter Stewart
>2020
>hdd
why? go steal or get a job or something...
Juan Baker
So? They didn't say anything about framerate.
Cameron Wright
USB connection will bottleneck the SSD. Like, very.
Camden Hall
It's a prebuilt that I bought because my old computer was desperately out of date, and ready to die any day. I just needed one that would be able to play new games, and the hard drive was where it really lacked. I'm gonna take a gander inside to see if I can install a SSD.
James Baker
cinematic 24 full frames per second
Evan Barnes
Not funny user, my uncle died due to Serial Bus Defragmentation
Gavin Sullivan
1080/30
med/high