@AceGoober you planning run FO4 in 4k ? 1 Titan X is way more than enough

xuanviet122 wrote:

@AceGoober you planning run FO4 in 4k ? 1 Titan X is way more than enough

Ya but he might want 60FPS Ultra settings too. I doubt one titan x could do ultra60fps on 4k

I don't remember Bethesda games being demanding since Fallout 3, at least in my case. I've never had a high-end PC and I have always been happy with the performace. Sure, I can't have the advanced ENBs for Skyrim, not even now, but to be honest, the hw requirements are the least of my concern and although it's not gonna be the most beautiful game of the year, I don't think I will be needing that many graphical mods

Danimal CZ wrote:

I don't remember Bethesda games being demanding since Fallout 3, at least in my case. I've never had a high-end PC and I have always been happy with the performace. Sure, I can't have the advanced ENBs for Skyrim, not even now, but to be honest, the hw requirements are the least of my concern and although it's not gonna be the most beautiful game of the year, I don't think I will be needing that many graphical mods

BGS Games arent demanding usually, but it seems this one might be. So far no evidence of loading screens, around the same map size as skyrim but you can go in majority of the interiors and there are no major natural objects blocking your path (mountains) and the game looks freaking gorgeous. So right now it could be a safe bet to consider this game demanding ATM.Hopefully we see more soon

for people wondering about pc specs i recommend looking at this page it seems very accurate and often gets pc specs right

http://www.game-debate.com/games/index.php?g_id=5013&game=Fallout%204

patrikfroman wrote:

RudeGuy wrote:

well, since i moving out and gonna live alone i got myself a laptop for cheap and sold my older pcs.
i hope to run it at medium-low with a gtx880m at 1080p.

As long as they optimise it decently then a 880m will do fine on atleast medium/high (maybe even ultra since it sounds like a gaming laptop).

lets hope so, only game that i cant run at 60fps even on low is withcer 3.

RudeGuy wrote:

patrikfroman wrote:

RudeGuy wrote:

well, since i moving out and gonna live alone i got myself a laptop for cheap and sold my older pcs.
i hope to run it at medium-low with a gtx880m at 1080p.

As long as they optimise it decently then a 880m will do fine on atleast medium/high (maybe even ultra since it sounds like a gaming laptop).

lets hope so, only game that i cant run at 60fps even on low is withcer 3.

How many FPS do you get on low @RudeGuy ?

Just a quick question, keeping in mind i can run witcher 3 on Medium at a stable 30fps, will i be able to run fallout 4 at maybe high at 30 fps stably?

System Specs(brief):
i3 4150 cpu 3.5 Ghz
8Gb Ram
Nvidia Gtx 750 1ghz Graphics Card
1Tb HD space

rest_in_pepperoni wrote:

Just a quick question, keeping in mind i can run witcher 3 on Medium at a stable 30fps, will i be able to run fallout 4 at maybe high at 30 fps stably?

System Specs(brief):
i3 4150 cpu 3.5 Ghz
8Gb Ram
Nvidia Gtx 750 1ghz Graphics Card
1Tb HD space

No way to know for sure but possibly at medium atleast. I'd wait for specs and maybe get a 950 when it comes out or a 960 if not.

gav07Gaming wrote:

RudeGuy wrote:

patrikfroman wrote:

RudeGuy wrote:

well, since i moving out and gonna live alone i got myself a laptop for cheap and sold my older pcs.
i hope to run it at medium-low with a gtx880m at 1080p.

As long as they optimise it decently then a 880m will do fine on atleast medium/high (maybe even ultra since it sounds like a gaming laptop).

lets hope so, only game that i cant run at 60fps even on low is withcer 3.

How many FPS do you get on low @RudeGuy ?

40-60, lets say 45 average lol

I was wondering if my computer would be able to run Fallout 4. I know system requirements haven't been released yet, but any help is appreciated.

Specs:
Graphics: Intel(R) HD Graphics 4000
Processor: Intel Core i5-3337u CPU @ 1.80GHz
RAM: 8 GB
Operating System: Windows 8, 64 bit
Storage: 803 GB available out of 906 GB

So just want to know if it's that good! Thanks for any help.

EDIT: as this subject was already discussed i combined your topic with the pre existing topic

falloutveteran20

henry.bat wrote:

I was wondering if my computer would be able to run Fallout 4. I know system requirements haven't been released yet, but any help is appreciated.

Specs:
Graphics: Intel(R) HD Graphics 4000
Processor: Intel Core i5-3337u CPU @ 1.80GHz
RAM: 8 GB
Operating System: Windows 8, 64 bit
Storage: 803 GB available out of 906 GB

So just want to know if it's that good! Thanks for any help.

Probably not without a dedicated gaming GPU. Your PC is right not using the built in GPU which is quite weak. You'd need a better GPU.

patrikfroman wrote:

henry.bat wrote:

I was wondering if my computer would be able to run Fallout 4. I know system requirements haven't been released yet, but any help is appreciated.

Specs:
Graphics: Intel(R) HD Graphics 4000
Processor: Intel Core i5-3337u CPU @ 1.80GHz
RAM: 8 GB
Operating System: Windows 8, 64 bit
Storage: 803 GB available out of 906 GB

So just want to know if it's that good! Thanks for any help.

Probably not without a dedicated gaming GPU. Your PC is right not using the built in GPU which is quite weak. You'd need a better GPU.

Alright thanks man. Will probably pick it up on Xbox One then.

Aside from that, your listed system does not meet the minimum processor spec for even New Vegas. 1.8 GHz with a suggested min of 2.0 - that probably wouldn't exactly be a dealbreaker for NV, but it would guarantee an insanely slow and choppy experience.

What patrikfroman says is an overriding concern, but I figured I'd point that out too.

i'm sorry but your laptop not meant to play games. you can barely play FO3, so FO4 ? no you can't