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8 gb ddr4 ( the other 8gb stick died recently)
i5 6600k
Titan xp 2016
i'm getting around 35-40 fps in 4k max settings, with a usage of 6.5-7.5 gb of ram.
the lack of ram is bottlencking my fps or the recommended build of 16gb it's just a troll thing like always? cause from the bench on the net i think that even with 16gb i couldn't get more fps than now
Uh..
ur using HIGHEST Settings
of course its gonna suck up that much
But you said "No in 1080p and max settings. 8-9gb"
That's not true. Whether you're playing at max settings is not true, and if you don't play at max settings then why call it max settings?
Ive only said HIGH settings
Ive never said anything about Max
U didn't , the guy I replied to said it. And you replied to me over his reply. For whatever reason.
and for Max 1080p 9ish sounds about right
maybe this game will support multi gpu ...after this demo /: final fantasy 14 work so good with sli
This isn't the FF 14 forum, wrong forum..
They are completely out of eachother's league in terms of system requirements. So you should do the ffxv benchmark instead and get that score rather than ff 14
requirements do not work that way, it accounts for your system. well it accounts for an average windows install with some stuff running, but not if you have an extra 12gb of programs running.
the requirements with ram are almost always higher than needed. if it says 8 you can get by with 4-6, if it says 16 you are good with 8. i have 8 and play many AAA games maxed out at 1080p 60fps, no issues ever with any of them. 8gb, i5, rx 480, never a single issue due to ram.
don't waste your money.. you also will need to make sure you are buying the exact same ram you have, so that could throw your price off. have yet to see any current game have any issues at 1080p with 8gb of ram.