Can you guys let me know what to do for 60 FPS?

[Halidrax]

Right, I just want to run this at 60 FPS simple as.
Specs: NVIDIA 3060 Ti, i5-13600KF, 16GB of RAM, 2560x1440 monitor w refresh rate 60Hz, Samsung SSD 980 1TB, 8192MB GDDR6. Let me know any other details about the rig you will need for judgement, and how to find them myself (I'm not great at this).
Additional Details: On the benchmark it seemed I was at around 50FPS during actual gameplay on Medium Graphics and 60-70 in the cutscenes. Let me know if I should just suck it up on Low Graphic settings or what parts I should upgrade. If you could just simply state what parts I should consider getting, so I can start a list for deals down the line, then that would be a great help.

Thanks :)

[Boomer Click Bait]

Honestly going to be hard to pull that with the system RAM and VRAM of that card. Have you tried 1080p?

[RotGoblin]

To get better performance you'd want an 8core CPU or higher, and a stronger GPU.

Or.. accept that 50fps is actually fine in this game, because it's smooth as above 40.

[Mechanique]

Do a barrel roll

[Halidrax]

Originally posted by Boomer Click Bait:

Honestly going to be hard to pull that with the system RAM and VRAM of that card. Have you tried 1080p?

Not yet. Do you reckon it would be best to get better RAM "sticks" (I forgot what they are called)? Do you have any you would suggest?

[Halidrax]

Originally posted by Goblin:

To get better performance you'd want an 8core CPU or higher, and a stronger GPU.

Or.. accept that 50fps is actually fine in this game, because it's smooth as above 40.

Could you suggest any 8 core CPUs or stronger GPUs for me to look at?

[Boomer Click Bait]

Originally posted by Halidrax:

Originally posted by Boomer Click Bait:

Honestly going to be hard to pull that with the system RAM and VRAM of that card. Have you tried 1080p?

Not yet. Do you reckon it would be best to get better RAM "sticks" (I forgot what they are called)? Do you have any you would suggest?

You can get ram pretty cheap these days. G Skill and Corsair have always been good and they're usually on every mobos QVL (qualified vendor list) basically means the ram is certified to work with that board.

[Lieutenant Dan]

you're not getting 60 with a 3060ti no matter what settings. simple as that

[Halidrax]

Originally posted by Boomer Click Bait:

Originally posted by Halidrax:

Not yet. Do you reckon it would be best to get better RAM "sticks" (I forgot what they are called)? Do you have any you would suggest?

You can get ram pretty cheap these days. G Skill and Corsair have always been good and they're usually on every mobos QVL (qualified vendor list) basically means the ram is certified to work with that board.

Thank you very much. I'll take a look at some now and probably some tutorials on how to install it myself.

[Halidrax]

Originally posted by Lieutenant Dan:

you're not getting 60 with a 3060ti no matter what settings. simple as that

What do you recommend for GPU?

[Lieutenant Dan]

Originally posted by Halidrax:

Originally posted by Goblin:

To get better performance you'd want an 8core CPU or higher, and a stronger GPU.

Or.. accept that 50fps is actually fine in this game, because it's smooth as above 40.

Could you suggest any 8 core CPUs or stronger GPUs for me to look at?

Unless you want to spend $1500+ on a new computer for 60+fps, just lock the game at 40fps, medium settings, DLSS balanced.

[Boomer Click Bait]

Originally posted by Halidrax:

Originally posted by Boomer Click Bait:

You can get ram pretty cheap these days. G Skill and Corsair have always been good and they're usually on every mobos QVL (qualified vendor list) basically means the ram is certified to work with that board.

Thank you very much. I'll take a look at some now and probably some tutorials on how to install it myself.

Depending on how old your system is will be the determining factor when upgrading. Your CPU being lower on core count could probably use an upgrade, so then just have to make sure your socket type will fit the newer CPU you want to get.

PC upgrades can be really simple, but what usually happens with older systems is one part leads to another part being replaced. Your system should be new enough to support some upgrades. The QVL list can be easily looked up for your mobo if you no longer have the manual it came with.

[Lieutenant Dan]

Originally posted by Halidrax:

Originally posted by Lieutenant Dan:

you're not getting 60 with a 3060ti no matter what settings. simple as that

What do you recommend for GPU?

4070 would get you 60+fps high with DLSS, 120fps with framegen.
7800XT would be the AMD equivalent I think

[AmaiAmai]

Upgrading may be a waste of time at this point in time because you don't know if the game will even start on PCs on release.

The type of libraries that game devs use to port these games and make it cross platform since 2022 have issues all the time and cause problems like games not even starting due to a large amount of unexpected interactions.

I would wait and see if the game will run AT ALL at launch before investing money to buy hardware to play one game when hardware typically loses value as more time goes on (although recently not due to no real advancement in price-performance or even energy efficiency in GPUs).

The game can be even buggier or run worse than it does now -- it's always possible and something you should think about before dropping money for one game.

Now if you will get performance increases for other games you play, then that's a different story.

[Halidrax]

Originally posted by Lieutenant Dan:

Originally posted by Halidrax:

What do you recommend for GPU?

4070 would get you 60+fps high with DLSS, 120fps with framegen.
7800XT would be the AMD equivalent I think

Okay thanks :)

[RotGoblin]

Originally posted by Halidrax:

Originally posted by Goblin:

To get better performance you'd want an 8core CPU or higher, and a stronger GPU.

Or.. accept that 50fps is actually fine in this game, because it's smooth as above 40.

Could you suggest any 8 core CPUs or stronger GPUs for me to look at?

I honestly don't think it's worth it, to be blunt.

But you could aim for a 4070Ti/5070Ti

And the upgrades on your motherboard platform have had.. fairly well documented and major problems with degradation and failure. And the Core Ultra range is.. a bit meh.

Honestly, in your position, I'd not bother upgrading the CPU, and either see if you can grab a decently priced 4070Ti or higher.. Or just be happy with what you've got for now.