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I understand you can play 5 year old game X, Y and Z, but the truth is companies have to decide if they are moving forward or not. With UE5 it is evident that 8GB VRAM is going to be the new minimum system spec. UE4 has been around for 10 years now, and that was longer than any version before it. Three years from now most people won't think twice about the UE5 minimum specs. In the meantime, the transition is going to be harsh.
i5-12600k
64 GB ddr 5200
3080 TI 12GB
1440p
Medium to High on most settings,and a couple epic. Balanced DLSS
The game runs fantastic for me, and looks great. Just to give you a comparison.
And i don't think it looks that great TBH
The landscape is plopped up with a bunch of foliage and NOT painstakingly given to long hours of crafted detail by a development team the first city has very limited interiors and there copied throughout the game.
It is very empty soul and feels copy pasted.
I have seen shrouds PC crash from this game and his CPU and GPU and every other component are beast so i suggest other people don't sweat over performance till they start doing significant things in this early access period to build a real environment that matters and fix there terrible code and quick pieced together performance disaster.
Sill like the game but it is what it is.
it can cost 20 million dollars, it doesn't mean it was made for gaming m8.
go buy a gaming pc if you want to play games, otherwise, you ain't that serious about it so quit crying.
Its not a gaming pc, its a school work laptop with a budget gpu from 2021, no one with any sense would think that would run brand new games in 2024+.
it is not a legit issue, you are just below minimum requirements for gaming in 2024 onwards.