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Dead space remake literally has the same requirements as starfield, minus TI.
So yes, as long as you don't mind playing at low + DLSS performance and perhaps downscaling, yes, 4GB Vram will do the trick.
starfield wont have DLSS
Yeah, the game wont look great and it wont be optimised... Might work though for now
But haver FSR, its the same basically.
Its not even close to the same. DLSS is superior, everyone know this even AMD/ATI, thats why they pay developers to not implement it.
This
I remember that I tested dead space both in DLSS and in FSR 2, I didn't see so many differences. But, I confess that my eye is not the sharpest.
The average gamer will not notice a difference. On the tech shows they pause it and analyse every detail. FSR 3 is coming out very soon so should bridge the gap.
Probably no maximum settings possible with that. At least as long as you don't want to play a stuttering mess.
I'll probably keep it on my main PC.
But, other games like Cyberpunk run really well on my little laptop so who can say?
Your best bet.. is cloud gaming. Get yourself a gforce cloud account asap.