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JChaos Dec 19, 2022 @ 11:28am

will it be playable at i5-4460 with NVIDIA GTX 1050-Ti?

will it be playable at i5-4460 with NVIDIA GTX 1050-Ti?
should I buy it or it does not work?

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Emilia Tempest has Warhammer 40,000: Darktide

Dec 19, 2022 @ 11:36am

I use a GTX 1050Ti as well, paired with a Ryzen 5 1600.

For me the game runs decent, 60fps in the hub and meatgrinder.
but in missions it is very unstable and stays often at 50fps and worse in hordes.
And you NEED to toy around with the graphic settings, just slapping it on low wont work. Look for the DLSS option (the 1.0 and 2.0) and just trial and error.
For me the 1.0 on "Balanced" worked best.

It certainly will work on your stuff, but if you dont want a laggy game then just wait for further performance updates or when you get a stronger pc.

The Dess 2023 GOTY Edition has Warhammer 40,000: Darktide

Dec 19, 2022 @ 11:53am

Make sure you have 16 GB or system RAM at the very least, the game is RAM hongry.

puRe

Dec 19, 2022 @ 11:59am

Originally posted by Emilia Tempest:
but in missions it is very unstable and stays often at 50fps and worse in hordes.

Same here, but I have a recent high end system and run the game on max settings. Hordes can kill the performance down to 60fps, or slightly below that.

Overall the performance is questionable, even though it looks good.

Taemien

Dec 19, 2022 @ 12:31pm

Originally posted by JChaos:
will it be playable at i5-4460 with NVIDIA GTX 1050-Ti?
should I buy it or it does not work?

Should work. Probably better performance for now than 30XX/40XX series cards. There's some issues with the newer cards that don't seem to affect the older ones.

As others said, make sure you have the RAM needed and you may need to tweak settings. Putting on low graphics will shift work to your CPU so that isn't recommended.

But I would recommend upgrading to a 20XX series card, they are inexpensive and you do a straight replacement without needing to change anything else in the setup.

LazyJoeBeard Dec 19, 2022 @ 8:04pm

I have a gefore gtx 1050ti 4gb, intel core I5-10400 and 16 gb's of 4ram. I get about 50-60 fps but when I am near fire or other large effects my fps like to drop to about 20ish