Can my PC specs runs this game?

[Grenashi]

Hello, I have an rtx 3070, ryzen 9 5900x, 32gb of ram and windows 10, do u think I can run this game? I know its a little more intensive than the last one, but before I had a ryzen 5 3600x and 16gb of ram.
thanks :)

[Koby]

Yes.

[Reload500]

Yes you will be fine

[ANGRY BASTARD!!!!!!]

after the ♥♥♥♥ job thats FF16 PC?

get a 4070 just to be safe.

FF16 literally sent my 3070 to RMA, and it took a 4070 to run the damn game smoothly.... capped FPS of course.

[MancSoulja]

Originally posted by ANGRY BASTARD!!!!!!:

after the ♥♥♥♥ job thats FF16 PC?

get a 4070 just to be safe.

FF16 literally sent my 3070 to RMA, and it took a 4070 to run the damn game smoothly.... capped FPS of course.

Yet I ran the game fine on a 2080...

[Peludismo]

I guess yes, but we're gonna find out the release day. Square Enix needs to step up and offer a demo, just 30 min of gameplay, or even a tiny benchmark, that way all this speculation about performance is not an issue.

I also have a 3070 but since i'm going to play on a 3440 x 1440p display I really don't know what kind of performance i'll get.

[l i l i ♡☆]

Canirunit is still up and a quick tool to see if u can run things. :3

[superbegita76800]

Originally posted by Peludismo:

I guess yes, but we're gonna find out the release day. Square Enix needs to step up and offer a demo, just 30 min of gameplay, or even a tiny benchmark, that way all this speculation about performance is not an issue.

I also have a 3070 but since i'm going to play on a 3440 x 1440p display I really don't know what kind of performance i'll get.

Humm it's going to be pretty though vram wise for sure judging the needed vram towards the 4k definition. 12go for 1440p so yes would expect for taking no rtisk to put not above medium textures or low ? depending on the final result.

Texture quality is one of the rare settings that is "free" ONLY if your vram can handle it. If so yes no performance downgrade i mean BIG ones. Same is true for shadows quality (not be confuse with the shadow cache witch is very useful too).

Personally i kow i will be fine but because i have a 3090 FE (so 24go of vram)

Pretty sure that they are using direct storage or i should say RTX I/O for Nvidia card (marketing name for Nvidia own direct storage implementation)

You can clearly see that for the not much ram needed and ancient old cpu (i mean my 9900K is literaly a Skylake architecture from 2016 technically still in 14nm+++ )

However i wonder just if you are bottleneck with your ssd on say 3.0 pci-e... but we will find out.