I wouldn't be surprised if the game went Gold to get it mass-produced onto disc for retail outlets; and on Day 1 we get a Day 1 Patch.

Yes, that's what I was referring to.

I somehow missed this thread when it was news, but it's news to me. I'm left speechless, to realize that I'm a little under the recommended specs. It's unbelievable that CDProjekt managed to optimize to this level.

Yeah, I figured as much.

It's going to be very interesting, to see if it gets a patch on Day 1, Week 1, or not too long later - especially when compared to whatever version's going onto the disc for console players.

I do wonder if digital owners of CP 2077 from consoles or PC - if they'll have the Day 1 patch (that's, of course, if there is one) already shipped w/ the digital download on that day.


I wonder what res', framerate, and RTX on/off for any 2000 series cards might fit on these questions of mine - i.e. namely 2060, 2060 Super, 2070 super, 2080, 2080 Supers, and 2080 Ti.

The reason why the minimum requirements are relatively low must be that they plan on releasing the game on the current consoles. I think the game will suffer heavily from having to work on those weak processors. Looking forward to getting proven wrong, hopefully.

Hopefully PC (and next-gen eventually) has expanded crowd sizes and whatnot.

The announced system requirements look underspecified IMHO. It'd be interesting to know what resolution, frame rate, quality settings, with/without RTX/DLSS and other factors that these requirements are for.

Hopefully I'll be able to get at least 60fps with RTX enabled on 7680x1600 triplehead with an AMD 5950X, 128GB DDR 3200CL16, and a 20GB 3080 come Jan/Feb or so. Until then I'ma have to suffer with 1080p on my 1050Ti laptop.

I do understand your question, sorry if i kept it to simple but i did use control as a point of start for this question.

control's recommended system requirements are a 1060 for 1080p high, and a 2060super for low rtx settings 1080p high

so yea the 2060 will do for 2k non rtx though i belief it will be a fairly high usage profile card running at 80 to 100% of its powerdraw at 60 fps but that is speculation

4k on a 2070super with upscaling could be your way to go, you have 2 dlss options, 1080p with rtx or 1440p with rtx which should work more then fine, again if i go full rtx on control where i switch to a upscaled 1280 x 740 resolution the powerdraw is around 70% with peaks towards 80% hence the final verdict that if you would like a no question quality above 1080p you should probably go with a 3070 or a 2080 super. DLSS have proven to work miracles at 4k in a fair list of games

it would be interesting to see how CDR would rate the requirements themselves !