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Are you a bot? Used ChatGPT? LOL what is this post.
Well you wrote "New RTX 50 series starts with RTX 5070, not 5060", when I only said 5060 is likely coming March. Then you definitely used ChatGPT for the rest since you started mentioning $750+ GPU's. Very bot like post is all I am saying.
Decent budget GPU.
They want 3K bucks for a 4090 with 24 Gigs of V-RAM here.
3K bucks.
3 effin' K.
Well the minimum requirement is a 2060 Super or RX 6600, which is intended for Low settings at 1080p 60 fps. If that's actually the case, then you have a lot of options. I'd wait for benches to be sure what we're dealing with, though. Plus as others have mentioned soon things like the 5070 will be on the market and with any luck, the 40 series cards will be a little more affordable at that point... assuming it sells for its actual MSRP and not a premium price due to vendors, as per usual.
These are the full minimum, recommended, and ultra specs, and what they're intended use cases are: https://slayersclub.bethesda.net/en-US/article/doom-the-dark-ages-pc-specs Minimum = 1080p Low 60fps, Recommended = 1440p High 60fps (so, presumably greater than 60 fps at 1080p, if that's something you want to consider,) Ultra = 4K Ultra 60 fps. So if you want higher than 60 and some headroom, aim higher or plan to drop res below the use cases listed there.
The main takeaways to bear in mind are, you want to have an NVMe drive, an 8-core/16 thread 3.2GHz CPU or better, and a GPU with hardware ray tracing support and 8+ GB of VRAM (though buying a new GPU today, I would say don't settle for less than 12 GB VRAM, given that requirements keep creeping up.)
Again though, while I personally suspect the game is going to scale well and be more well optimized than some fear, we won't know until we actually see benchmarks. I'm just going in with a 4070 personally, and expecting 1440p High tweaked settings or 1080p high Hz play to be fine for me. But we'll see.
Game is month away so wait a bit and see which 16gb+ card you can find.
Guess a 4060 with 16gb is cheap but it really lacks horsepower. AMD cards might give you more bang for the buck but lacks a proper upscaler.
So since the game is months away wait a bit and see if there is an AMD card with FSR4 with 16gb for that 500 perhaps. If you buy an 8 or 12gb then it will likely be obsolete before the end of this year so aim for that 16gb and up.
A bit off topic the Xbox series S might not be capable of running this game. I have a feeling there is a new machine being announced at any moment. When that happens we need to see how much vram that machine can work with again to futureproof gaming rigs a bit.
Current consoles can work with up to 16gb but land of 14gb vram mostly.
I am now going to make another guess and claim that the next Xbox version is released with this doom version.
9070 XT is starting to look amazing compared to the nvidia 5000 series mess.