PC requirements

[ReFleXx]

Hey guys, specs noob here, i have a I5 9300H 2,4GHZ but ive clocked max 4ghz, 1050gtx nvidea and 16gbs ram, ive already bought the game... you think i can run it?

[Snow]

Try it out, if it doesn't run to your liking, refund it. I wouldn't expect anything special as far as performance goes with that setup, though.

[Arklight]

https://www.hogwartslegacy.com/en-us/pc-specs

[lPherion]

The game runs awful in almost every pc, because Denuvo (DRM)

[Tim Timsen]

You're over the minimum requirements, so probably yes. Maybe you'll have to lower some settings, maybe not.

Originally posted by lPherion:

The game runs awful in almost every pc, because Denuvo (DRM)

And don't listen to this one.

[Maxpeinas]

Minimum requirement is GTX 960 for 720p/30fps and 1050 is even lower than that. Maybe with FSR you will get above 30fps in 720p, hard to tell.

[ReFleXx]

would they actually refund it? I dont mind playing 30 fps 720p if i can, i really hope it works

Originally posted by Snow:

Try it out, if it doesn't run to your liking, refund it. I wouldn't expect anything special as far as performance goes with that setup, though.

[ZoneHammer]

Originally posted by lPherion:

The game runs awful in almost every pc, because Denuvo (DRM)

false statement, runs great for me.

[Tim Timsen]

Originally posted by Maxpeinas:

Minimum requirement is GTX 960 for 720p/30fps and 1050 is even lower than that. Maybe with FSR you will get above 30fps in 720p, hard to tell.

A 1050 is worse than a 970? Am I out of touch that much?

[ReFleXx]

Originally posted by Tim Timsen:

You're over the minimum requirements, so probably yes. Maybe you'll have to lower some settings, maybe not.

Originally posted by lPherion:

The game runs awful in almost every pc, because Denuvo (DRM)

And don't listen to this one.

thank you :)

[Snow]

Originally posted by Tim Timsen:

Originally posted by Maxpeinas:

Minimum requirement is GTX 960 for 720p/30fps and 1050 is even lower than that. Maybe with FSR you will get above 30fps in 720p, hard to tell.

A 1050 is worse than a 970? Am I out of touch that much?

You might be, lol. Higher number doesn't equal better card. xx50 is usually the budget, entry level card. While xx70 is the gaming one. 1050 was almost a bare minimum when it came out.

[ReFleXx]

Originally posted by Tim Timsen:

Originally posted by Maxpeinas:

Minimum requirement is GTX 960 for 720p/30fps and 1050 is even lower than that. Maybe with FSR you will get above 30fps in 720p, hard to tell.

A 1050 is worse than a 970? Am I out of touch that much?

I had the same though but just checked benchmarks and the 960 is better

[Revenholm]

i did found this low end Pc Test Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftUYOjwWLR8

[ReFleXx]

Originally posted by Maxpeinas:

Minimum requirement is GTX 960 for 720p/30fps and 1050 is even lower than that. Maybe with FSR you will get above 30fps in 720p, hard to tell.

FSR?

[Snow]

Originally posted by ReFleXx:

Originally posted by Maxpeinas:

Minimum requirement is GTX 960 for 720p/30fps and 1050 is even lower than that. Maybe with FSR you will get above 30fps in 720p, hard to tell.

FSR?

Upscaling method. It's in the settings, it makes games run even on poor systems, but the visuals will take a hit.

[ReFleXx]

Originally posted by Revenholm:

i did found this low end Pc Test Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftUYOjwWLR8

This makes me feel better