Hogwarts Legacy

Hogwarts Legacy

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can i run it on 1050ti?
Hi guys,
i want to play the game but not sure if my pc can handle it i have
gpu gtx 1050ti 4gb
16 gb ram 3200 hz
2TB Hdd but the windows run on m2 ssd 250 gb
intel core i9 prozessor
have you guys tried it on same pc or kinda closer requirments? and how will the game run on my pc
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hanks
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900p low on your ssd yes maybe 1080p.

What is your I9? i think you are so good cpu, you are 16 go ram is good for the moment but soon (2024-25) you need 32 go ram, but your graphic card is sood bad compared to your cpu.

If one day you want upgrade your pc first change your graphic card.
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Nats 25. Feb. 2023 um 5:12 
I would say yes probably on medium settings maybe. I have Ryzen 7 3800X (same as yours pretty much) 16Gb and 1060 card and it runs smoothly on high settings. I havent tried ultra but I am happy with high. But yes you would be best putting it on the SSD drive if possible or getting another SSD to use for fast games. If iots slow get a 1060 or another slightly better card second hand? No point trying to buy cards new at the moment they cost a fortune.
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medium i dont think he can, your 1060 is much better than 1050 ti.
I think 1080 low is best for him, he have so good cpu but his graphics card is so bad.
Nats 25. Feb. 2023 um 5:22 
Ursprünglich geschrieben von Manoman:
medium i dont think he can, your 1060 is much better than 1050 ti.
I think 1080 low is best for him, he have so good cpu but his graphics card is so bad.
You are probably right. He would be better off with a better card. They are easy enough to get second hand. Probably get a 1060 for £60.
I can play in medium with the same GPU and i7 8700
Thank you guys for your help i will buy the game and play it my cpu is core i9 11900k if im not mistaken
Kerm 25. Feb. 2023 um 6:22 
You will probably run the game better than those with high end GPU:steammocking:
As another's have said you system it's right up there ready to play this game,but your Graphics is hold you and definitely your CPU back,most like cause your CPU to bottle,and quite severely too..Get that You upgraded and you'll be golden..
1080p with DLSS and Low settings with a few medium on the ones that impact visuals the most. With the right settings in windows and nvidia control panel, it will run fine.

The SSD only matters for loading screens, it doesn't affect gameplay. I play fine on my HDD, I use the SSD only for Windows and progrqams.
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Nats 25. Feb. 2023 um 7:06 
Ursprünglich geschrieben von AssassinXXVII:
1080p with DLSS and Low settings with a few medium on the ones that impact visuals the most. With the right settings in windows and nvidia control panel, it will run fine.

The SSD only matters for loading screens, it doesn't affect gameplay. I play fine on my HDD, I use the SSD only for Windows and progrqams.

In Fallout 4 it takes ages to get through doors if the game is on an HDD. It will make things faster overall. The game has to load a lot of scenery.
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Ursprünglich geschrieben von AssassinXXVII:
1080p with DLSS and Low settings with a few medium on the ones that impact visuals the most. With the right settings in windows and nvidia control panel, it will run fine.

The SSD only matters for loading screens, it doesn't affect gameplay. I play fine on my HDD, I use the SSD only for Windows and progrqams.

In Fallout 4 it takes ages to get through doors if the game is on an HDD. It will make things faster overall. The game has to load a lot of scenery.
Agreed. It will be fater to open doors and load the scenery, but I can't complain about that, at least on my HDD it's not bothering me. I have a partition only for games in the fastest part of the HDD, which usually is the first 400GB.
Zuletzt bearbeitet von LordCarmesim; 25. Feb. 2023 um 7:45
series 1000 dont have dlss
thank you guys for your help i was aiming to upgrade my gpu in 2021 but i couldnt find a good price and new one thats why i stayed with my old gpu tbh im thinking about upgrading my gpu in near future but im hyped to play the game thats y im asking before i buy it so either i save money and buy the game later when i get a new gpu or try it if my pc can run it so i can get a gpu later on <3
I am playing with a 1050Ti and run it at high and ultra setting with everything except crowd density which can't be at ultra or there's stuttering. I turn off all the film stuff like depth of field and motion blur. DLSS and ray tracing aren't a thing and I can only run at 1080p. Consistently better than 30fps and the graphics look okay. It's obvious that though this game was designed for potato hardware (consoles), the 1050TI is long in the tooth and won't be useful for much longer.

I have an i7-7700, 32GB RAM, and the game on an SSD.

For reference, I also played Jedi Fallen Order, Outer Worlds, Cyberpunk 2077, and Assassin's Creed Odyssey and all of them look better than Hogwarts Legacy, so I have to assume that the developers did a less than stellar job optimizing the game. Probably because of the desire to release it cross-platform at launch. Same thing that hampered CP2077, basically, though I think CDPR did a better job.
thanks for the info i haven't changed the setting i let it run on the default setting and it run pretty good i was kinda not sure if it will handle it if i change the graphic setting but i will give it a try as well <3
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