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I did turn down Godrays to low which was the most serious offender in performance for me.
Thanks for the help, I probably should be good with mid-high settings, definitley gonna buy and download F4 at the end of my holiday. My computer is usually capable of mid-high settings, but I just wanted to check because I recently purchased Lichdom: Battlemage, which is very poorly optimised for NVIDIA, so I was a little worried... If anyone's wondering, I've got an MSI GE60.
Anyway, thanks, I'm really looking forward to playing Fallout 4!
I don;t think things work like that....but as long as 30ish fps are fine with you then you should not have a problem....sheesh I run it on a GT 740 and mostly get 30 fps (in the bad areas I get 24 to 27)