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As it is their quoted min system requirements on the store page are really pushing it on what someone might consider playable. So far I've tested this game on RTX 3070 that eats the game like a light snack, GTX 1660Ti which doesn't do to bad, GTX 970m 6Gb that's actually below the GTX 1060 6Gb level they list and it really struggles BUT also tested on RX 580 8Gb which is stated right along side that 1060 and it's barely an improvement on the 970m(and yes that 970m is indeed in a near 9 year old laptop. A laptop with chronic temp issues at that...it melted it's own ethernet port once). It averages below 30FPS on MSI Armor RX 580 and it loses the plot with some of the lighting effects. That's with everything turned waaayyy down including draw distance and draw distance in this game set at minimum is hilariously short sighted and inconsistent. You see lights and Techs frames hovering around long before the rest of the Tech renders in.
Tbf this is still early access so there's going to be efficiency issues until they can focus on tidying up and not just "MUST ADD MORE CONTENT" but I do think they need to accept they have to up those stated min requirements because people actually running GTX 1060 or RX 580's might be in for a rough experience.