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I7 4470 3.4ghz, 16gb ram, gtx 1060 6gb, very high settings, 1920x1200, avg. FPS 57 (playing with vsync on @60, so 57 average is pretty neat).
No crashes, no stuttering, no bugs, solid fps, amazing scenery / world, interesting characters, awesome game mechanics / RPG elements, H U G E living world. 10/10 so far.
Good to hear, thanks.
AMD FX-8370
16GB RAM
GTX 1080
1920 x 1080 resolution
Wow, the lies! lol
Could you please explain that? I don't understand.
He has a weak CPU.
People with better CPU's and the same GPU are struggling with this game.
No way in hell does he get those frames at max settings.
Ok
An FX of that spec is old, but it's not totally useless. Assuming this game is mostly stressing the GPU and RAM(as with most recent games) and is spreading the CPU load across multiple cores, about 50 FPS should be doable. That's an extremely powerful GPU, I have one myself. It can easily "carry" a weak or outdated CPU IF the game is relatively light on CPU to begin with, or has good multi-core support. And I would hope given the budget that AC:O has both.
I had an FX-8350 and have a GTX 1080.
I couldn't play Origins at max settings, got drops to 40's and 30's, until I upgraded my CPU. Then I got 60 fps with still some drops to 55 etc.
So I still have my doubts to the claim.
To give you a better idea, but results are from in-game benchmark and from what I have see it's a bit more demanding than the actual game.