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Every setting on lowlow (but no mods further making it worse) and 1280x720 gives me framerate above 30 (That's 40-50, sometimes 60) except when in Novigrad.
As said - you are even below the minimum that is advised, so a lot depends on the rest of your system. If your processor is above minimum, then you do not have to worry in that department, and upgrading to a better GPU later on is an good option. However - if your CPU is below specs it really will be an struggle.
Also - keep in mind that 6Gb memory minimum is needed to play this game. Go below that and you could be in trouble. Especially if other hardware is also not up to minimum needed.
I use the GTX970 to play this game, and for me this GPU is in the sweet spot between price and performance. The GTX 980 (Ti) will perform better, but is very expensive. The GTX 960 is cheaper, but lacks some performance (altough it's not that bad at all).
So - you could give your CPU spec and amount of memory here if you are unsure if you can run the game, but I think you have enough information now to do an educated guess..
Its one of the most demanding games on the market. Only a handful of games are so GPU intensive.
Assassin's Creed Unity, Metro Last Light redux are two that spring to mind. Dying Light is another.
and also Metro LL is only demanding on its very high setting which looks nearly indistinguishable from high anyway.
with most games its all about common sense and finding the setting or two with the biggest hit.
I don't see the point in running a game unless i can max it or just about max it. You are losing out on the full experience otherwise.
30 fps is unplayable for me as well, spoiled i know.
Your a 980 ti owner so im guessing your not so different in mind set.
Agree about the need for 60 fps, although above 50 fps is playable for me.
Disagree strongly about the need to max out the settings.
I have two game PCs and only one is capable of making out the settings for most games. The actual visul differences are underwhelming.
Plus with TW3 tweaking the settings might make the game more visually appealing, based on personal preference.
They had to do downgrade because of consoles. Otherwise it would be even far more heavy than it is now :D
If they did not "downgraded" it, then probably 0.4% of the PC gamers would be able to run the game. And I am optimistic now. I guess you are thinking they did not need any income from "normal" PC gamers, but only from those few that have Top-Of-The-Range blindly expensive über hardware.
Face it - If they did not "downgraded" it, probably 99,6% of the PC gamers where not able to run the game at more than 0.05 frames per second.
True. Personally I believe that the game still is too GPU dependent. It's in the interest of all PC gamers that games sell well on PC.
I don't mind if my GPU isn't fully utilized, as long as I can play great games.
The Witcher 3 is one game that does look drastically different. It looks awful on medium for instance.
The first few patches for the game reset all my settings and i booted it up on the default. Noticed straight away something was wrong.
Medium settings is the same Ps4.