The Starfield thread

AlphaJohn said:
1060.. Most probably 25 or less.

What boggles my mind is the fact that he compairs it to Star citizen with a rig like that^

I doubt that PC would even run Star Citizen's launcher.
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1060 was a beast.
I still used one last year. Not a game I could'nt play at 1080p

People are so use to 1440p and higher they seem to forget how many frames you can gain by going to 1080p
I played Red Dead 2 at 60fps high settings with a 1060 at 1080p
 
Beyond.Celsus said:
1060 was a beast.
I still used one last year. Not a game I could'nt play at 1080p

People are so use to 1440p and higher they seem to forget how many frames you can gain by going to 1080p
I played Red Dead 2 at 60fps high settings with a 1060 at 1080p
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Starfield Req 1070 for 1080p according to spec sheet. So you will need to drop to maybe 720p

Source: I have a 1060 in my gaming PC.
 
AlphaJohn said:
F it, Im preloading it on my PC tonight:

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Fallout 4 can wait.
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What CPU you running?
The 1060 will be fine. At 1080p the difference between a 1060 and 1070 is negligible. Only at 2k will you have a noticeable difference.

Also turn off any volumetric effects like volumetric clouds and smoke - 1060 not great at rendering those.

Otherwise I believe you will be fine on medium - high customized
 
AlphaJohn said:
Dont have kids but have rotating custody of the lounge TV for mostly similar reasons.
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This is why you screw the aesthetics of your designer lounge and put up a 32" monitor on a VESA stand in the living room next to the TV.

It's the only way, else you'll be watching Witcher on Netflix with her instead of play it.
 
AlphaJohn said:
5th Gen i7

But I suspect my work laptop (5600 Ryzen + 1650) might handle it better?

The only reason I skipped PC completely is cause req said 1070 min.
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1060 6gb?
Better than the 1650
The 5600 Ryzen is better than the i7 though

From experience I believe the CPU may be your bottleneck
Bethesda NPC's tend to have more advanced A.I. than something like Witcher 3 or even Red Dead 2

Bethesda NPC's are all unique as they have jobs, homes and set routines and don't have animation they leave and then disappear into the sunset

I had a I5 5th gen when I got Kingdom come and couldn't play the game as their A.I was similar to Bethesda. Going to a I7 7th gen fixed it completely, still on the 1060
 
johncgalloway said:
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I've not bothered to check, but it depends on the location where I'm at. At the main city I'd say it's dropping below 20 for sure, but other locales - definitely above. When I say stutter I mean it will freeze for a second or two assuming for stuff being written or loaded.
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That's your cpu struggling.
It needs to calculate the NPC A.I and just does not have the power to do so
 
AlphaJohn said:
1060.. Most probably 25 or less.

What boggles my mind is the fact that he compairs it to Star citizen with a rig like that^

I doubt that PC would even run Star Citizen's launcher.
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Oh dear me, christ almighty has come down from on high to make star citizen not work on my machine. Shocking. Now all of a sudden, oh wait... it loads.

Lowest frame rates are at Lorville and or Orison thanks to cloud tech and not being very optimized, but in general I get 25-ish fps in SC.
 
Hamster said:
This is why you screw the aesthetics of your designer lounge and put up a 32" monitor on a VESA stand in the living room next to the TV.

It's the only way, else you'll be watching Witcher on Netflix with her instead of play it.
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Naa we good, she has a Nintendo Switch and I have a whole office we also have a 40" TV in the bedroom
Options ≠ 4K 58" but works.

Besides ^ = 1st world problems.
 
Beyond.Celsus said:
What's your point?
You don't like Fallout 4 and can't stop talking about it
I do like it so I showed you I like it

If you don't like Bethesda, go away
This thread is about a Bethesda game
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This cult behavior is really odd to me.....
 
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