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8750H and 1060 is playing flawlessly
GPU?
I'm using a 3050, which by all intents and purposes *should* be able to run a game like this at the very least on low settings like every non-UE release (IE: RE4 remake), but it doesn't.
It's cute to think the solution to all performance issues is going "actually it's your own fault for not being able to run the game", but it's just not the case.
It's not that it can't be done for sure, but my god i don't trust these companies one bit to be able to make it work. The engine is made specifically for the highest end hardware, and most devs are clearly just expecting it to optimize itself. If you read up about their new techs (lumen, nanite, etc) it's literally all people thinking those are just things for the engine to optimize itself, it's insane.