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Hoping my box can manage,
3570k
8GB ram
GTX670
Really don't want to upgrade if I can help it, was waiting on VR releases before I do that
This will be the first Fallout PC game I play at launch. Been out of PC gaming for a while, so hopefully this brings me back in.
For those that have played Fallout on PC, is it a better experience with a gamepad or KBM?
Honestly we don't know until the game is in our hands but you should do fine at 30fps.
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This will be the first Fallout PC game I play at launch. Been out of PC gaming for a while, so hopefully this brings me back in.
For those that have played Fallout on PC, is it a better experience with a gamepad or KBM?
Probably getting it for the PS4 even though I have a capable rig. Every Bethesda game I get for the PC I never finish because I tinker with mods or wait for upcoming mods. Even if mods are coming to consoles, I have no hope on those being any good at all.
Just trying to finish a Bethesda game. I'll probably get it for the PC when FO4 GOTY comes out.
That's a silly reason not to consider getting it on PC, there is always another mod. Morrowind is still having mods despite being over 10 years old now.
You will max it easily, stop with these nonsense posts.
30 fps, are you kidding or what?
Mods are the problem, keep playing with those and not playing the game.
670 just hit 3 years old. It's not old. It's also still a $400 graphics card. It's crazy that it wouldn't play this game at 60fps.670 is old, dude. Not going to get 60 fps at max detail.
30 fps, are you kidding or what?
400€ at launch, but compared to sub 250 cards of today (960/R9 285/380) it's not worth much.670 just hit 3 years old. It's not old. It's also still a $400 graphics card. It's crazy that it wouldn't play this game at 60fps.
670 just hit 3 years old. It's not old. It's also still a $400 graphics card. It's crazy that it wouldn't play this game at 60fps.
Well the 670 is not exactly top of the line stuff....I don't see it cutting it for console visuals at 60fps.
And if the game is heavy on compute the 670 might not fare as well as some believe. I'm just going on various compute shaders heavy games released and the 670 does the job as long as you aim for 30fps.
400 at launch, but compared to sub 250 cards of today (960/R9 285/380) it's not worth much.
it iwll not have a problem with 60+ at max settings.
The 670 will tear right through Fallout 4 at the highest settings, think you are overestimating it's demand. Fallout 4 was originally planned to release on last-gen consoles afterall.Sure heavy modding it might struggle, mostly due to the vram usage but 1080p - it iwll not have a problem with 60+ at max settings.
I won't follow you on that, like really not. I think it's more realistic to expect it to broadly match consoles with a slightly higher framerate.
Well the 670 is not exactly top of the line stuff....I don't see it cutting it for console visuals at 60fps.
And if the game is heavy on compute the 670 might not fare as well as some believe. I'm just going on various compute shaders heavy games released and the 670 does the job as long as you aim for 30fps.
400 at launch, but compared to sub 250 cards of today (960/R9 285/380) it's not worth much.
The 750ti punches above its weight for sure, but it's also a revised architecture compared to the 670.Did you miss the article where Digital Foundry built a 750 Ti system which beat console settings? The 670 is like 2x better than a 750 Ti.
I don't see how those comparisons make any sense whatsoever, you are comparing apples to oranges here. Different engines work in different ways, there is no way we can tell how Fallout will perform based on X game.If my 670 was able to get 30-40 on witcher 3 on ultra minus the hairworks. I know it can easily max FO4 at 1080p @ 60 fps. Nothing shown comes close to the graphics of Witcher 3.
In pure performance, a 670 is ~30% faster than a PS4. As such, it shouldn't be able to do 100% more frames even at console settings, never mind ultra.
The 750ti punches above its weight for sure, but it's also a revised architecture compared to the 670.
I don't see how those comparisons make any sense whatsoever, you are comparing apples to oranges here. Different engines work in different ways, there is no way we can tell how Fallout will perform based on X game.
Mods are the problem, keep playing with those and not playing the game.
Fallout 4 was originally planned to release on last-gen consoles afterall.
It's not crazy. It's 2 gens old and the GPU architecture has also changed. It's price point is irrelevant. 3 years ago ps4 and x1 weren't even out.
It's an old card.
No, but if you want to run a game twice as fast as it runs on consoles, you might not be able to do that at maximum settings on a mid-end card older than those consoles.That's just crazy to me. Should I be updating my graphics card every 2-3 years?
That's just crazy to me. Should I be updating my graphics card every 2-3 years?
It's a safe bet though, going by their recent releases and still the same engine. I'm really not sure why you think Fallout 4 will be demanding in any shape or form.
The 750ti punches above its weight for sure, but it's also a revised architecture compared to the 670.
I don't see how those comparisons make any sense whatsoever, you are comparing apples to oranges here. Different engines work in different ways, there is no way we can tell how Fallout will perform based on X game.
Maybe I'll just go PS4... my first fallout console experience ever. I just wish they would confirm mods will work on PS4 like they will on XB1
It does. The PR man for Bethesda tweeted that all versions include English voice over.
Mods are the problem, keep playing with those and not playing the game.
How much system ram do you have?Sooo my PC doesn't have enough system ram, GTX 570 SC with 1.2GB RAM (doesn't meet the 2GB), and my CPU is a i7 920 (could overclock, but I'd still have to worry about the other two issues, plus potential problems with the overclocking)
I wanted to build an all new PC before Fallout 4 comes out but not sure I can right now.
Maybe I'll just go PS4... my first fallout console experience ever. I just wish they would confirm mods will work on PS4 like they will on XB1
My CPU is a FX4300. Am I gonna have a bad time?