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not surprising it struggles that badly
Alright then, guess I'm waiting until 2025 to play this.
I run a 4070 12Gb OC (stock) and easily hit 4k 60fps or 2k 120fps... Do you REALLY need more FPS than you can see?
I did go overboard for some stuff (8Tb storage, 64Gb 6400Mhz DDR5) but I built my machine for CA$3000
if yes make him pay and never buy there again. you got abused
1080p Basic gameing:
crank up cpu to the fastest ya can afford . thats were your frames come mostly.
Vram 10GB to 12GB more doesnt hurt but is most likely unused.
u need this to make it look pretty Not like your 4GB tetris settings.
anny 1440P gfx Card should handle your 1080p
dont fall for 1080p advertisings
they have no headroom for a heavy game load on Nativ Rasterisation.
forget Raytraceing makes no sense on 1080p. if at all
System Ram 16gb barre minimum to 32 Gb . for gameing
more pretty also eats up system ram.
if ya start heavly modding or play games who are developed by useless pigs
this calculations might not suffice .
such games are hammerd down with overpowerd rigs
to make them barly playable
Borg out .
14900K, and a 4080 Super; Settings maxed and FPS capped at 144hz and my rig doesn't break a sweat.
To be specific, it was a gaming laptop that cost under $1000 CAD, far, FAR less than a proper gaming PC would've cost me at the height of the pandemic. It was always meant to be a stopgap until GPU prices were sane again; it's been good enough for the games I play (mostly older strategy games), and where it isn't, GeForce Now to the rescue.
Is there a shader compilation or something that has to happen before the game works properly? I remember my performance sucked when I first played it, but got better over the course of the tutorial. And I've uninstalled and reinstalled it since then.