Will this run on a Ryzen 7 3700U (Vega 10)?

[The Empty]

Anyone know if I will I be able to achieve 60fps@1080p on a laptop with a Ryzen 7 3700U and Vega 10 on high settings (no or low AA)? Couldn't find a benchmark on google.

[Call Sign: Raven]

Do you know how many GB of memory your video card has?

[Call Sign: Raven]

Also:

https://cpu.userbenchmark.com/SpeedTest/765724/AMD-Ryzen-7-3700U-with-Radeon-Vega-Mobile-Gfx

[Call Sign: Raven]

Also also:

https://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri

[Call Sign: Raven]

The last website will run a test, either online or with a small program. You can tell it to specifically check for this game. There should be a list of games somewhere on the page. Choose Dark Souls remastered, and when it runs the test I would download the small program. I find it gives more accurate results.

All of this is free, been using that site for years to check system specs if I'm unsure. It's very safe, no trojans or malware in the decade or so I've been using it.

[The Empty]

Thanks mate! It's a laptop with shared RAM, and I'm waiting on its delivery still. I'll Run that when it arrives.

[Call Sign: Raven]

Oh, okay nice. Hope it runs well, this is a really fun game, as I'm sure you have heard!

[The Empty]

I've completed the original and LOVED it! But I'm fussy when it comes to graphics and frame rates, and won't go under 60 oh high. Thanks again for your help mate

[Dregora]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von The Empty:

I've completed the original and LOVED it! But I'm fussy when it comes to graphics and frame rates, and won't go under 60 oh high. Thanks again for your help mate :happycthulhu:

I'm pretty sure if you could run the original no problem, remastered isn't much harder to run.

[76561198181981754]

It should run at 720p60 but don't expect 1080p60. Is your ram dual channel ? (2 sticks) having dual channel memory will double the memory bandwidth available to the iGPU so it is highly recommended you buy another stick of RAM of the same size if your laptop comes with a single stick and you plan to run games on it.

DSR runs much better than PTDE, especially on the CPU side but it has a major flaw : gamespeed is tied to framerate. You have only 30 fps ? half speed. I have encountered dozens of poor sods from third world countries with potato PCs moving in slow motion during invasions and while it's funny at first, it gets sad pretty quick knowing they have to go through the whole game like this because of this low effort remaster.

[Call Sign: Raven]

As a heads up, the remastered version is much more well optimized for PC than the original! I too, desire 60FPS and at least 1080P. Anything less really doesn't feel good on my eyes, gives me headaches and such.

So you should have good luck with this. Anyway, glad I could help. Praise the sun and ♥♥♥♥ :)

[Cajun Rabbit]

Remaster runs just as easy (probably easier) then the original, and the graphics are better as well.

This remaster was less of a "remaster" and more of a Touchup and tune up.

[nx5555555]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von The Empty:

Anyone know if I will I be able to achieve 60fps@1080p on a laptop with a Ryzen 7 3700U and Vega 10 on high settings (no or low AA)? Couldn't find a benchmark on google.

Ryzen 7 3750H with Radeon Vega 10 (+RTX 2060) guy here.
DSR runs at EDIT:120hz 60fps on the laptop I have.

[The Empty]

Thank you everyone, can't wait to start dying again. Praise the sun, one and all!

[76561198181981754]

All you need to know is that you need to keep the game running at 60 fps or you'll have slow downs (use RTSS to monitor it or something), the ingame settings have very little effect on performance so you'll have to drop the resolution until you hit a stable 60 fps (probably 720p).

I would take what "nx5555555" said with a huge grain of salt as the game cannot go above 60 fps and vega 10 certainly cannot run it that fast even at 720p. Also his 3750H use the same chip as your 3700U but his is a 35 watts CPU while yours is 15 watts, meaning it can keep much higher clocks than your CPU so it's generally quite a bit faster (depends on cooling and power limits though).

If your laptop happens to have a bad cooling system or stupidly configured power/thermal limits you WILL have a huge performance hit once the temperatures get high enough.

Frankly using integrated graphics for gaming is a pretty bad idea so I hope you don't plan to game much on this, otherwise you're better off buying another laptop with a decent discrete graphic card, especially since you dislike low fps.

[The Empty]

Thank you, Chosen Undead