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DOOM Eternal PC system requirements have been released [Up: Updated system requirements and PC unlock times]
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The game has built in dynamic resolution scaler I believe, that will work wonderfully unless it needs to drop from 1440p native all the way down to 720p which is too big of a gap and will cause stuttering. With free style sharpening and world class TAA image quality should hold up.
Ready for HDR 4k/60 FPS. I am hoping for some great HDR support to take advantage for my Predator x27.
you will get a bit better performance on your 1060 unless its another title where pascal shits the bed.
I get tingles when I see that. lol I want one soooo bad!
Going from a TN panel to that monitor was a mind blowing experience. The price have went down a lot since launch though.
Hopefully my 980Ti can handle this well. Don't want to buy a new GPU just yet. From the recommended it looks like I'll be running at high, but not ultra. That's ok.
Yeah, I'm using a 1440p Predator XB271HU, and I love it. I just want to get that 4k, HDR1000! lol
Thought 1050Ti and 1650 are at least of equivalent power as 970, so that's interesting. Happy to hear that it's not as bad with it as it seemed.
Ironically, while I thought it'll be the GPU that will be out-of-date first, it's the CPU that's holding me down. Probably will move to Ryzen before a new graphics card.
Ironically, while I thought it'll be the GPU that will be out-of-date first, it's the CPU that's holding me down. Probably will move to Ryzen before a new graphics card.
I could run DOOM at Ultra (but not Nightmare) on my 970, 3770k. I'm pretty confident I can run this, particularly with Vulkan - they said the code was more efficient anyway. I know the min spec is 970, but I'm betting med-high.
The updated system specifications make much more sense now
Low system requirement of GTX 1060 was only for the 3GB VRAM model
Low system requirement of GTX 1060 was only for the 3GB VRAM model
Scared me for a second when I saw the 1060 in minimum specs.
Then I saw it was the 3gb version.
Then I saw it was the 3gb version.
I think it all depends on Vram usage. Id tech games tend to be Vram hungry, but only time will tell.
I'm sure this game will be able to run on a myriad of cards as long as people know to compromise on graphical fidelity. The baseline for games are on the verge of changing with the new console generations. But at the same time I'm sure you could tweak some .ini files to get the game running on a potato if need be.
I will say, NVDA needs to hurry up with Ampere. I don't even care about Ampere. I just want them to get it out of the way so we can get that MCM goodness with Hopper.
I will say, NVDA needs to hurry up with Ampere. I don't even care about Ampere. I just want them to get it out of the way so we can get that MCM goodness with Hopper.
I got DOOM 2016 to run on my 2012 MacBook Pro with an Nvidia 650M, albeit at 800x600 + Low @ ~30-50fps. Was a joy to see it finally running well on my gaming laptop.
Same (in my case a mobile version of the 6GB 1060). Was gonna build a PC in 2017 but ended up travelling a few years because of work so I got a secondhand laptop off eBay. Might finally get around to building one next year.
Same (in my case a mobile version of the 6GB 1060). Was gonna build a PC in 2017 but ended up travelling a few years because of work so I got a secondhand laptop off eBay. Might finally get around to building one next year.
I can't believe I survived the entire generation on 8 GBs of RAM. People kept insisting 16GB is a must, but even with super demanding games like Final Fantasy XV and Kingdom Come: Deliverance, I never missed those extra 8 GBs.
Those revised specs are a relief. I can live with bumping the texture quality down a notch to suite my GTX 970. The initial specs were next generation bonkers and had me worried that the game would be a muddy slide show on current generation consoles.
My 2080 Ti is going to do just fine. 4k 60FPS Ultra I bet. Wonder what I'll be able to do once Raytracing is patched in.
9 PM Pacific Time on March 20? So Friday night? Are we sure this isn't meant to be 9 PM Pacific Time on the 19th?
I'm probably gonna see how 1080p/100+FPS works on my OC'd Vega 56+3900x setup. If I'm good for 1440p/60, I should be good for 1080p/100+FPS yeah?
I'll be going with the top settings but god damn this must have some big improvements over 2016 as that ran sweet on pretty humdrum machines.
I9 and 2080TI
I9 and 2080TI
The way I've been rationalizing it, it's usually the current gen's model number minus 90...
Was hoping to hit (close to) max settings 1440p 140 fps with my 9700K and 2080ti but looks like that aint happening, maybe I was hoping for too much because of how amazing the last game ran on modest hardware. Oh well, I'll just have to lower some stuff to medium I'd guess.
There is dynamic resolution scaler. So you can use that at 1440p.
I do meet the ultra-nightmare requirements but I do have a regular 2080. However, I'm playing this at 1920x1200 @ 60fps so I should be fine maxing this out!
The other cards listed in that tier are 6gb or more, so we don't atually know if the split pool is the issue or just the 4gb total
2080 here also, with dynamic res on should solves all performance issue in 4k to make sure frame rate is locked 60fps. You can probably dsr 4k down to 1080p.
But I want everything maxed out! š. Only thing I would compromise is flipping dynamic res on, with free style sharpening, native 4k isn't as important anymore.