Posted on: April 16, 2021
LewZealand
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Speaking to System Requirements
3rd paragraph talks about system reqs. tl;dr: for 60 fps you need a recent 4c8t or 6c6t CPU otherwise you will get big FPS dips to the 40s or 30s as your 4c4t CPU hits 100% usage and runs out of power in battle/NPC-heavy scenes. First off, I loved this game and it was quite fun to play and keeps your interest as long as you don't do too many of the side quests (I did maybe 1/4 of them). This open world RPG guides you through the story more carefully than others like Morrowind or Skyrim, but then I'm a noob at RPGs. If you really like the environment, which I did, it's fun to kill some time taking down different machines to get some resources. I very rarely was short of any resources and never bored at any time. You can max out your gear by about 2/3 the way through the story so you can stop that progression and focus on finishing or doing more side quests if you like. Re: system reqs. Minimum listed above are for 1080p 30fps on Original settings but the game is also quite *CPU* demanding in scenes with many NPCs or fights with many machines. So a 4 core 4 thread processor like a Core i5-7400 or Ryzen 3 1200 (@3.7 GHz, one of my machines) will easily dip to 40 or 30fps during these scenes with 100% CPU use. So the above recommended Core i5-2500K may be too slow. In simpler scenes, slower CPUs will deliver 60+ fps even at 1440p (GPU depending) but not when you need it during battle. A 6 core 6 thread processor like a Core i5-8400 (one of my machines) is enough for 60+ fps during these parts of the game, at 90% CPU use. The recommended CPUs are 4 core 8 thread parts and I'll bet those dip into the low 50s during fights. That's not bad though, especially if you have an Adaptive Sync monitor. What I used: Ryzen 3 1200 @3.7 GHz RX 5600XT 8GB Prefer Quality, Clouds and Water turned down 1440p 60+fps w/ dips into the 40s or 30s in fights w/100% CPU use Core i5-8400 GTX 1080 16GB same settings 1440p 60+fps, not often over 70. 60-90% CPU use
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