**** Official Fallout 4 Thread ****
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Yeah I think I'll get it on console too since I really don't feel like upgrading for one game.
Im actually tempted to do the same with all the problems im having with my pc and I just want to sit down and play Fallout and not faf about getting it to work for ages
Could buy it on steam and get a refund if your not happy with how its plays?
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Recommended specs are pretty good really, 780/r9 290x which are both mid range cards. That's about what I expected tbh, can't wait for this game.
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You can pick the previous 2 up dirt cheap now you know, but as long as you read up a little on the story I don't see any reason you can't just get this.
CPU specifications are almost always overblown. Especially when they list something like a 2500k and an 8350 in the same line. Yea, one of those is not in the same ballpark.
Not to say that a high end recommended CPU wont gain a benefit from it, but as always, the problem with minimum and recommended specs is that they never clarify what they mean by it.
Cuz I know damn well you can run some of these games with below-minimum specs, but of course you'll be turning down settings and resolution and whatnot. Seems like it's starting to basically mean 'console graphics/performance', but it's silly because some PC users dont necessarily even need that.
And what does recommended mean now? It used to generally mean like 1080p/high settings/40-45fps or so. But Battlefront's recommended specifications will almost get you 1440p/high settings/60fps. And looking at Fallout 4's, I'd guess it would at least mean 1080p/high/60fps.
Not to say that a high end recommended CPU wont gain a benefit from it, but as always, the problem with minimum and recommended specs is that they never clarify what they mean by it.
Cuz I know damn well you can run some of these games with below-minimum specs, but of course you'll be turning down settings and resolution and whatnot. Seems like it's starting to basically mean 'console graphics/performance', but it's silly because some PC users dont necessarily even need that.
And what does recommended mean now? It used to generally mean like 1080p/high settings/40-45fps or so. But Battlefront's recommended specifications will almost get you 1440p/high settings/60fps. And looking at Fallout 4's, I'd guess it would at least mean 1080p/high/60fps.
seriously cant wait !