Do You Think I Can Run The Game At 1920x1080 60fps?

[D.A.R.K.]

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MINIMUM:
OS: Windows 10
Processor: Intel® Core™ i7-7700 or AMD™ Ryzen 5 2500x
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 960 (3GB), Intel® Arc™ A380, or ATI Radeon™ RX 470
DirectX: Version 12
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 100 GB available space
Additional Notes: A GPU with at least 3GB of VRAM is required
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RECOMMENDED:
OS: Windows 10
Processor: Intel® Core™ i5-10500 or AMD™ Ryzen 5 3700X
Memory: 16 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® RTX 2060, Intel® Arc™ A770, or ATI Radeon™ RX 5600XT
DirectX: Version 12
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 100 GB available space
Additional Notes: Solid State Storage is recommended
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MY SPECS:

  TUF B360M PLUS GAMING
  Processor: Intel (R) Core (TM) i5-9400F CPU @ 2.90GHz 2.90GHz
  Memory RAM: Team Group T-Force Vulcan 32GB (4x8) 2666MHZ DDR4
  OS: Windows 10 - 64 bits
  Video Card: ASUS GeForce GTX 1660ti 6GB GDDR6
  HD: HD Toshiba 1TB SATA III 3.5'' 7200RPM, SSD 120GB SATA III 3.5''
  NVMe 2.0 256Gb
  Fonte: Corsair VS650 80PLUS WHITE 650W
  Cooler: Cooler Master Masterair MA410P 120mm x 4 (2 blue 2 white)
  Monitor: Monitor Gamer AOC Sniper 24" LED 1ms 75hz

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So... When I play a game, the minimum I'm looking for is 1920x1080 at 60fps, everything else is bonus. I also don't like bloom, Field of depth, V Sync, and a lot of other things that more bothers me than make the game more beautiful. Well... Do you think I can get everything on High (or Ultra) and yet run the game at 60fps?

[Rogue]

What's your fps in poe 1? It's about the same as that.

[D.A.R.K.]

Originally posted by Rogue:

What's your fps in poe 1? It's about the same as that.

More than 60 but I limit it. No matter what happen, nothing would go down from 60.

[D.A.R.K.]

This is from Path of Exile:

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MINIMUM:
OS: Windows 10
Processor: Quad core 2.6GHz x86-compatible
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 650 Ti or ATI Radeon™ HD 7850
DirectX: Version 11
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 40 GB available space
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RECOMMENDED:
OS: Windows 10
Processor: Quad core 3.2GHz x64-compatible
Memory: 16 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1050 Ti or ATI Radeon™ RX560
DirectX: Version 11
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 40 GB available space
Additional Notes: Solid state storage is recommended
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[AdahnGorion]

Most likely.
Its just 1080p after all.... that is kinda retro

Ultra settings are pointless, you pay way to much resources for almost no gain compared to a mix of high and medium, that will look identical to you in most cases

[Ramen Numerals]

That i7-7700 is a work horse. Mine has been passed to a friend and then another friend who is still using it.

[Ashyne]

I'm using similar setup but mine is:

i7-10700KF @ 3.8 GHz
16 GB RAM
GTX 1660 Super
Win 11, 500 GB SSD

This PC I bought in March 2021 and still hasn't disappointed me in 2024 with recent games being able to run at 1920x1080 stable 60 FPS (I always cap it to this FPS) at maximum or near maxed graphics, using either native rendering or FSR Quality. If I need to lower graphics, they usually have negligible visual impact, like from MSAA4x to MSAA2x.

Some examples are:
Dead Island 2, Days Gone, Outlast Trials, Back 4 Blood, CoD MW2, Scorn, Dead Space Remake, Diablo 4, Undecember

Undecember, Diablo 4 and POE 1 are very good benchmarks, since they're very similar isometric action-RPG, and they remain steady at 60 FPS even in intense scenes.

[DeadlyKitten]

Originally posted by Rogue:

What's your fps in poe 1? It's about the same as that.

I really hope you're right.
But by how good the game looks and all those particle and smoke effects, not to mention the updated global illumination.
I'm starting to slowly doubt it.

[D.A.R.K.]

Originally posted by *******:

I dont understand people why would you spend money on a gTX 1660 TI ???

Its money down the drain !

Do you want to mail me a better GC? I accept.

[Ashyne]

I bought my GTX 1660 Super from Dell official website, so Dell is tricking me?

[Orb of Me]

Based on your specs and the game’s requirements, you should be able to run Path of Exile 2 at 1920x1080 and 60fps without much trouble, though with some possible adjustments to settings for smoother performance.

Here's a breakdown:
Processor (CPU):

Your Intel i5-9400F is a solid processor, but it’s just a bit below the recommended i5-10500. Still, it should handle the game well, especially at 1080p.
Graphics Card (GPU):

The GTX 1660ti is well above the minimum requirement (GTX 960) and should perform well in 1080p, even on higher settings. It's closer to the recommended GTX 1060 level and should deliver around 60fps in most scenarios.
RAM:

You have 32GB of RAM, which is more than enough since the recommended amount is 16GB. You’re well covered here.
Storage:

The SSD is a good addition, though a larger SSD (like 500GB or more) would be preferable to avoid the game taking up too much space on a smaller drive, especially with the game’s 100GB storage requirement.
Monitor:

Your 75Hz monitor is a slight step up from the standard 60Hz but will still cap your frame rate to 75Hz. This shouldn't impact your 60fps target unless you push the graphics settings too high.
Overall:
With your hardware, especially the GTX 1660ti, you should be able to run the game at 1080p 60fps with medium to high settings depending on the in-game options. You might need to tweak some graphical settings if you want the absolute best performance, but overall, it looks like you’re well within the range for smooth gameplay.

[D.A.R.K.]

Originally posted by Orb of Me:

The SSD is a good addition, though a larger SSD (like 500GB or more) would be preferable to avoid the game taking up too much space on a smaller drive, especially with the game’s 100GB storage requirement.

I have enough space in my NMVe, but do you know if Path of Exile increased the size too much with all the new additions? From the release date to this last season? I have enough space but I also have The Outer Worlds installed there (nothing I can't change to HD) but I would like to have both games there.

[DeadlyKitten]

Was he banned or did he delete his comments.

[D.A.R.K.]

Originally posted by DeadlyKitten:

Was he banned or did he delete his comments.

Thanks, I'll delete mines. It's stupid to judge people like that.

[Orb of Me]

Originally posted by D.A.R.K.:

Originally posted by Orb of Me:

The SSD is a good addition, though a larger SSD (like 500GB or more) would be preferable to avoid the game taking up too much space on a smaller drive, especially with the game’s 100GB storage requirement.

I have enough space in my NMVe, but do you know if Path of Exile increased the size too much with all the new additions? From the release date to this last season? I have enough space but I also have The Outer Worlds installed there (nothing I can't change to HD) but I would like to have both games there.

Game's size has gradually increased due to the addition of new content. While it’s hard to pinpoint the exact size increase. Path of Exile has generally grown over time, especially with each new league and expansion.

The game now requires 100GB of storage space as a minimum requirement, but it might fluctuate a bit depending on updates and asset packs. If you’re concerned about fitting both Path of Exile 2 and The Outer Worlds on your NVMe drive, it’s good to check the exact available space and possibly move one of the games to another drive, like your HD, if necessary.

Since NVMe storage is faster than traditional hard drives, keeping Path of Exile 2 on it might be ideal for better performance. However, if the space becomes tight, you could always shift The Outer Worlds to your HD without sacrificing too much performance on that game.

[Razledazle]

Question: If you're using a 75 Hz monitor, why are you fps limiting it to 60 in game? Just boost that to 75 Hz, it will look a tiny bit smoother! (Not trying to be rude)
From looking at the specs, you should be fine, the graphics are a little bit better from POE 1 to 2, but it shouldn't be like a massive difference