Can I run this?

[KRDiStort]

Okay, I'm reasonably sure I can run Rebirth. However, something I've been confronted with recently is that I don't understand nearly about my rig as I thought I did (long story). So I'm just gonna ask the stupid question straight up: do you guys think I can run this? Doesn't have to be super-duper ultra settings, just decent fidelity and consistent 60.

CPU: Intel i9-9900
GPU: RTX 2070
RAM: 16 GB

I was able to run Remake more or less fine, though apparently the specs on that game are way lower, so I guess that doesn't mean anything.

[SharpShot.gif]

Yes, you can run Final Fantasy VII Rebirth with your system specs. Your system meets the recommended specifications, so you should expect to play at 1080p / 60 FPS on Medium settings comfortably.

[KRDiStort]

Originally posted by SharpShot.gif:

Yes, you can run Final Fantasy VII Rebirth with your system specs. Your system meets the recommended specifications, so you should expect to play at 1080p / 60 FPS on Medium settings comfortably.

Okay, I figured as much, but sometimes, I just need someone else to tell me these things. Thank you.

[Sigma993]

Your processor should be fine but FF7R is pretty vram hungry and considering that Rebirth has a huge open world, you might run into stuttering issues. You will probably have to run the game with textures set to low.

[KRDiStort]

Originally posted by Sigma993:

Your processor should be fine but FF7R is pretty vram hungry and considering that Rebirth has a huge open world, you might run into stuttering issues. You will probably have to run the game with textures set to low.

Long as the framerate holds steady, I could probably live with that.

[mpcgannon]

Originally posted by KRDiStort:

Originally posted by SharpShot.gif:

Yes, you can run Final Fantasy VII Rebirth with your system specs. Your system meets the recommended specifications, so you should expect to play at 1080p / 60 FPS on Medium settings comfortably.

Okay, I figured as much, but sometimes, I just need someone else to tell me these things. Thank you.

I personally like to see what happens on release. I bought Elden Ring on a potato that did NOT meet minimum specs but ran the game better than some NASA computers.

[lawyit]

Originally posted by mpcgannon:

Originally posted by KRDiStort:

Okay, I figured as much, but sometimes, I just need someone else to tell me these things. Thank you.

I personally like to see what happens on release. I bought Elden Ring on a potato that did NOT meet minimum specs but ran the game better than some NASA computers.

yea but this is square,they dont know how to optimize, look at ff16.....