Could i play it on my pc?

[Свети Отац Сава]

ryzen 7 5600x
Rtx 3070 Ti
16 gb ram
Could i run the game on max settings 2k taking in mind that pc version is same as ps5 version !

[turfish]

Im on a 4060, ryzen 7 5600x, and 32 gb of ram and run the game fine, but i've turned DLSS on for extra performance. You could run the game at max, probably also at 2k, just i'd say turn on DLSS, is practically lossless performance gains

[Valentine Kiss]

If you buy another 16 GB (kit). The game needs more RAM than 16 GB.

[Zephyr]

Originally posted by Свети Отац Сава:

ryzen 7 5600x
Rtx 3070 Ti
16 gb ram
Could i run the game on max settings 2k taking in mind that pc version is same as ps5 version !

Max settings will be a little too much for the GPU. All depends on how many FPS you need to be happy. About 50-70 should probably be doable in most situations for this GPU, even without DLSS. The VRAM is a limiting factor in this game.

[Свети Отац Сава]

Originally posted by Zephyr:

Originally posted by Свети Отац Сава:

ryzen 7 5600x
Rtx 3070 Ti
16 gb ram
Could i run the game on max settings 2k taking in mind that pc version is same as ps5 version !

Max settings will be a little too much for the GPU. All depends on how many FPS you need to be happy. About 50-70 should probably be doable in most situations for this GPU, even without DLSS. The VRAM is a limiting factor in this game.

So you telling me they still didnt fixed optimization ....thats a no buy lets go i saved me some money

[The Sorrow]

Nope, you can't. You need 32gb ram cuz this game "eats" about 19-20gb.

[Joker]

I just beat the game again with 16GB RAM. I played at 4K ultra settings. My CPU is a bit on the older side without issue. I'm still using the i7-8700K. I was playing on the RTX 2080 Ti fine. I had to lower some settings to get decent 4K performance. I upgraded to the RTX 4090 just to get better 4K performance and to handle ray tracing better. You should be fine at 1080 or even 1440 with your specs. Many people don't realize games scale to the system RAM you have. They don't totally use up all your RAM because your system would crash if they did. If you have more then they will use more up to a point, but don't really need it. You only need 16GB these days to play games. A game will use a little more if you have 32GB in some games. It depends on the game. That isn't necessary for the game to run correctly. I play many AAA games at 4K ultra with only 16GB RAM no problem. It helps to have a lot of GPU VRAM. If you don't have enough of that then the game will start to use some system RAM.

This guy tests with the same specs as you at 1080 and 1440 between high and ultra. You should have a good experience. The FPS is much higher on high settings. There isn't much of a visual difference at ultra.

https://youtu.be/ag4EPJ5kdxE

https://youtu.be/ldbGDsw7xJQ

[Zephyr]

Originally posted by Свети Отац Сава:

Originally posted by Zephyr:

Max settings will be a little too much for the GPU. All depends on how many FPS you need to be happy. About 50-70 should probably be doable in most situations for this GPU, even without DLSS. The VRAM is a limiting factor in this game.

So you telling me they still didnt fixed optimization ....thats a no buy lets go i saved me some money

It is like that. I did not say the game is not playable, though. In fact is is totally fine with a few compromises. GPUs with just 8 GB of VRAM are just not that good anymore for 1440P or 4K resolutions. Many modern games are hitting 8 GB or demanding more than that. You can still play such games. Like mentioned in the post above high settings are good visually and much more viable for a bit older GPUs.

A RTX 3070/Ti is still capable, but it simply is not a 1440P ultra GPU anymore in many new or upcoming games.

This game was the final nudge needed to give my RTX 3070 away and swap it for a RX 7900XT, which was actually even cheaper than what I had payed for the 3070 a few years back. Nvidia GPus are simply designed with way too little VRAM by tradition and still more expensive than comparable AMD GPUs. They do this on purpose, just look at the RTX 4000 gen with too little VRAM for the power of the GPU and now there will be a (still rumored) refresh with drastically more VRAM. So nice for all the peole who bought the lesser, probably soon insufficient VRAM cards. Soon they can likely buy even more expensive ones... .

The VRAM of the RX 7900 XT is very nice since I wanted to switch to a 4K monitor and any game I tried so far is fine and with help of a little upscaling the GPU will be powerful enough for several years.

[SGT Jumper]

THATS A NOGO FOR ME THEN - EXPLAINS THE 63% RATING - WELL CALL ME WHEN ITS BELOW 50% OFF