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Why are you crying that you cannot run a AAA title on a 10 year old gpu?
Get a 4090.
same old same old with Bethesda games.
You can opt out of this experience by just getting a console if you can't afford the PC experience.
let's forget about this unoptimized fallout 4 skin for a while
a 4090 can't even hit 100 FPS at 1080p, and that's a card that can power Cyberpunk at Ultra max everything with Raytracing at 4K @ 60FPS, what's Starfield's excuse to being so hard to run despite looking the way it does?
That is so obviously not true, as I'm not having any issues running this game with a 3070TI on an Ultra-wide 180 Hz monitor.
No they aren't because a 1070ti won't even run this game at anything close to 'playable'.