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(for comparison on Ultra settings my fps tanks to 30-40 fps on native resolution)
Specs : i5-12400F, RTX 3060Ti (8GB VRAM), 32GB DDR4 RAM
I am planning on getting an SSD and a i7-7700k in the upcoming months, but I wonder if I would be able to play with my current specs until then.
The minimum specs on the store page are actually misleading, the game's so well optimized even older pre-1xxx cards are actually running it decently
Think I found a "fix", just restart the game after hours playing and the FPS comebacks to normal... Think the game is having memory leak, but prob they will fix this soon, early access have this kind of problems. (I'm playing on medium)
Tokyo Sparkle Motion Xtreme
RX 6600
64GB Ram
Everything set to high. Solid 60 fps 99% of the time in game. Drops a few frames on occasion but really stable for me.
RTX 2060 super
16GB ram
High settings, GPU usage around 80% getting 90fps and really stable
RTX 3080TI
32GB DDR5
3840 x 1080P
On Ultra settings with zero DLSS I was getting around 52-58 while driving
Turned it down to High with DLSS On and Frame Generation and I was getting around 90-100 in game. Seems like Ultra takes a ton of power.
7900 XT
32GB DDR5 4800
WD Black 1TB NVMe
I'm getting 110-115fps in the garage and about 120-130fps on the streets.
My settings are 1440p at Ultra settings Native resolution. I do have AMD Fluid Motion Frames on in AMD Adrenalin.