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I use a Asus ROG Strix 1080ti with a i5-9600k and can run the game 1440p at ultra at between 80-100 fps.
My zoo is fairly big with over 600 animals, 7000 guests and 200 staff so while on play mode the fps is understandably low around 15-20. On pause its closer to 30. Low figures sure but it's an sim game so the low fps doesn't matter that much.
But what I've read even the beefiest computers struggle when the zoo is loaded with animals and guests so..
So to answer your question, yes it prolly can. Don't know about 4k though.
I just cap mine at 60 fps to keep the temps down. Because when your zoo is big it can get hot.
What resolution are you wanting to run at?
Don't expect high fps with this game, I get less than 20 fps in a large zoo with 530 or so animals, at 4k ultra, dropping the resolution and quality does nothing to improve it.
If you like games such as Control, Death Stranding, Horizon Zero Dawn and other new DX12 titles you won't be disappointed, just don't expect anything great from PZ
Also 1TB storage may not be enough if you have a lot of games.
this is taken from one of the reviews
Overall Review: - It's a good deal for the price and runs the games that I want to play at 1440p max settings quite well, and was much more convenient than waiting for 3070 stock.
- the 3000 mhz RAM isn't supported by the included motherboard.
- If you are able to build your own and comfortable waiting for GPU stock, then do that. I wasn't, and this is a great deal if you're not.
States that the RAM wasn't supported