Can I run the game?

[draco]

I really loved the first game and starwars in general that is why I pre-ordered this. I was wondering if I can run this game with my laptop

specs:
i5-11400H
32gb ram (16x2 3200mhz)
RTX 3060 6gb Vram
1tb ssd (divided in to two 500gb)

laptop: gigabyte g5 kd

Since i saw the vram on the minimum requirements I became worried. Im not sure if I should refund

[FeilDOW]

Might be rough, wait till after launch to see how it runs.

[patrick68794]

It'll probably run decently enough at 1080p 60fps on a mix of low/medium settings. Regardless, you can try it out for just under two hours before deciding if you wanna refund or not.

[iceace3]

Hi I just purchased the game and I am wondering if the game will play on my rig my specs
8700k 8 cores 12 threads 3,7 Ghz
32 GIGS of RAM
Nvidia Geforce 2060 12 Gigs of memory

[iceace3]

and it will be installed on ad SSD drive.

[CJM]

Originally posted by drxc016:

I really loved the first game and starwars in general that is why I pre-ordered this. I was wondering if I can run this game with my laptop

Yeah, I agree with the others, it might be rough.

I've been advising to expect 720p, and the possibility of upscaling that to 1080 using DLSS. Hopefully, DLSS will help with VRAM requirements.

Originally posted by iceace3:

Hi I just purchased the game and I am wondering if the game will play on my rig my specs
8700k 8 cores 12 threads 3,7 Ghz
32 GIGS of RAM
Nvidia Geforce 2060 12 Gigs of memory

Trolling for jester points?

I'd be flabbergasted if it did not run it.

[BUC 77]

core i7 intel 8gb RAM DDR3 Gforce GTX 960m 16GB ? WIN 10

[BUC 77]

1 Tera B HDD

[CJM]

Originally posted by BUC 77:

core i7 intel 8gb RAM DDR3 Gforce GTX 960m 16GB ? WIN 10

What? Was that some Amazon or eBay listing?

The GTX 960M appears to come in 2GB and 4GB varieties. So a decent chance it is a "Geforce GTX 960m 4GB".

With it being a laptop, you are not likely going to be able to upgrade the GPU.

Basically, that is a Steam Deck, so I would wait and see what those with Steam Decks report, and see if the game gets a Deck Verified check.

That laptop is unlikely to run the game at an acceptable level.

[♥♥♥♥ torture]

Originally posted by drxc016:

I really loved the first game and starwars in general that is why I pre-ordered this. I was wondering if I can run this game with my laptop

specs:
i5-11400H
32gb ram (16x2 3200mhz)
RTX 3060 6gb Vram
1tb ssd (divided in to two 500gb)

laptop: gigabyte g5 kd

Since i saw the vram on the minimum requirements I became worried. Im not sure if I should refund

Tbh dude a 6gb card to play a AAA game is very risky even if your pc can play it it will run hot like hell

[draco]

Originally posted by Joe the serial sniffer:

Originally posted by drxc016:

I really loved the first game and starwars in general that is why I pre-ordered this. I was wondering if I can run this game with my laptop

specs:
i5-11400H
32gb ram (16x2 3200mhz)
RTX 3060 6gb Vram
1tb ssd (divided in to two 500gb)

laptop: gigabyte g5 kd

Since i saw the vram on the minimum requirements I became worried. Im not sure if I should refund

Tbh dude a 6gb card to play a AAA game is very risky even if your pc can play it it will run hot like hell

yeah probably but I feel like 6gb vram is enough to play some titles especially story games. But yeah the temps will probably go crazy but with external cooling I think it would help me.

[draco]

Originally posted by CJM:

Originally posted by drxc016:

I really loved the first game and starwars in general that is why I pre-ordered this. I was wondering if I can run this game with my laptop

Yeah, I agree with the others, it might be rough.

I've been advising to expect 720p, and the possibility of upscaling that to 1080 using DLSS. Hopefully, DLSS will help with VRAM requirements.

Originally posted by iceace3:

Hi I just purchased the game and I am wondering if the game will play on my rig my specs
8700k 8 cores 12 threads 3,7 Ghz
32 GIGS of RAM
Nvidia Geforce 2060 12 Gigs of memory

Trolling for jester points?

I'd be flabbergasted if it did not run it.

yeah sad that I just recently bought this laptop and might have to refund the game if it can’t run. I hope ther will be an upscaling option in this game as it really helps a lot, also I don’t really mind playing lower than 1080p as the laptop screen aint that big.

[Fresh Water]

Yeah man you can run the game since I looked at the requirements and i got a 1070 so i do be kinda screwed xD

[ArcTheWolf]

Originally posted by drxc016:

I really loved the first game and starwars in general that is why I pre-ordered this. I was wondering if I can run this game with my laptop

specs:
i5-11400H
32gb ram (16x2 3200mhz)
RTX 3060 6gb Vram
1tb ssd (divided in to two 500gb)

laptop: gigabyte g5 kd

Since i saw the vram on the minimum requirements I became worried. Im not sure if I should refund

Canyourunit is one of the most powerful tools out there for when you aren't certain if you meet specs. https://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri

[CJM]

Originally posted by ArcTheWolf:

Canyourunit is one of the most powerful tools out there for when you aren't certain if you meet specs. https://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri

"Most powerful" is overselling it quite a bit. I haven't bothered with that tool in ages.

CYRI is only accurate when the system requirements for a game are accurate. Which means its primary utility is saving you time looking up system requirements. There is little reason to believe that the current releases have accurate system requirements, so there is little reason to believe CYRI is accurate anymore.

drxc016 has already seen the system requirements, and already recognizes that the 6GB is short, which is exactly what CYRI is going to indicate.

VRAM can spill over into RAM, allowing games to be somewhat playable on systems that do not meet the minimum requirements.

I have seen where DLSS and FSR have reduced the VRAM requirements for The Last of Us Part 1. Higher resolutions such as 1440p and 4k seem to demand more VRAM, so it logically follows that lowering the resolution using DLSS and FSR can reduce VRAM requirements.

Which in the end, means that the question remains unanswered, outside of the official answer which is a "No" from EA themselves. EA does not support running Jedi: Survivor on a 6GB VRAM GPU, and there is no need to run CYRI to get that information...

[ArcTheWolf]

Originally posted by CJM:

Originally posted by ArcTheWolf:

Canyourunit is one of the most powerful tools out there for when you aren't certain if you meet specs. https://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri

"Most powerful" is overselling it quite a bit. I haven't bothered with that tool in ages.

CYRI is only accurate when the system requirements for a game are accurate. Which means its primary utility is saving you time looking up system requirements. There is little reason to believe that the current releases have accurate system requirements, so there is little reason to believe CYRI is accurate anymore.

drxc016 has already seen the system requirements, and already recognizes that the 6GB is short, which is exactly what CYRI is going to indicate.

VRAM can spill over into RAM, allowing games to be somewhat playable on systems that do not meet the minimum requirements.

I have seen where DLSS and FSR have reduced the VRAM requirements for The Last of Us Part 1. Higher resolutions such as 1440p and 4k seem to demand more VRAM, so it logically follows that lowering the resolution using DLSS and FSR can reduce VRAM requirements.

Which in the end, means that the question remains unanswered, outside of the official answer which is a "No" from EA themselves. EA does not support running Jedi: Survivor on a 6GB VRAM GPU, and there is no need to run CYRI to get that information...

That's what they said about Dead Space Remake too. Played it on medium across the board with ray tracing turned off at 1920X1080 60FPS on an RTX2060 with 6 gigs of Vram. 8gigs of Vram is as low as they are willing to say is needed for an acceptable level of quality for the experience that they are trying to sell when in fact you can likely get by with lower amounts of Vram. Hell people were playing Dead Space Remake on GPUs as weak as the GTX 1650 with only 4 gigs of Vram, it was absolute potato mode but it ran at 30FPS which is playable, not ideal by todays standards but still playable for someone who is desperate to play and doesn't have the capacity to get the latest hardware.