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Weird I've literally had no issues with any of those games at all, with a I7 2600k and gtx480 for fallout 3 and skyrim (modded) and 670-970 with all of those.
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Weird I've literally had no issues with any of those games at all, with a I7 2600k and gtx480 for fallout 3 and skyrim (modded) and 670-970 with all of those.
Yeah same I remember running oblivion on a dog of a PC and was reasonable tbh.
Likewise...
In fact I'm pretty sure I had FO3 running perfectly @ 1080p on my old Laptop with a C2D T6600 and Mobility Radeon HD 4570...
Skyrim runs far better (unsurprisingly) than TW3 on my current PC @ 3440x1440 (even modded up to the eyeballs). Sounds like you've just been unlucky with the games
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Hopefully they won't as that's a terrible idea.
I ran a Gtx 260 with an athlon II for a run of both FO3 and new vegas on a "spare parts" PC in our other room.... to be fair, other than some slow-down when incurring the wrath of the entire Ceasors legion camp in NV, it ran both fine and allowed me to put a ton of hours into both. Good times.
I keep reading about Bethesda games being hit and miss performance wise, but I've done too many hours on all of their open world games on a variety of AMD/Nvidia/single/dual card set-ups with no real issues. Luck of the drawI guess
I keep reading about Bethesda games being hit and miss performance wise, but I've done too many hours on all of their open world games on a variety of AMD/Nvidia/single/dual card set-ups with no real issues. Luck of the drawI guess
It sounds as if some PEBKAC is at play here.
30fps maybe.Why are people so startled by recommended specs all of a sudden, it's like your not even PC gamers!They've always been woefully inaccurate and are designed for only the worst case scenarios. I'm below recommended (albeit not really 'cause OC'd 7850), but I'm still expecting to run at fairly high settings 1080p/60fps, based off all the other recent titles where min/rec specs were ridiculously high for no apparent reason (e.g., GTAV (very high), TW3, Battlefront, etc...)
Didn't really have problems running Skyrim w/ Athlon x3 455, 4GB RAM and an HD5870. However that came out 4 years ago! There seems to be a major bump in the minimum specs of this game compared to others, I mean 8GB minimum! Consoles don't have that much RAM why does the PC version need it. Lasy Bethesda is lasy.
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Sounds like a Hardware/ridiculous amount of mods Issue.
I've never encountered a blue screen with F3, it crashes a lot with win 7/8/10 as it was released without full support for them - same goes for Oblivion obviously... Comparing it to witcher 3 which was released this year is a bit silly.
F:NV is rock solid though as is skyrim.
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If only those were the visuals for the game...I would never need go out again
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Trailer is awesome
They do look incredible. Maybe if it's as moddable as Skyrim...
You realise it's a live action trailer, right? Good luck modding that.
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yeah nothing will look that good, its one of those "not actual gameplay" trailers But boy, the day comes where we can get visuals like that, the outside world is finished lol.
Yup
Minimum
Windows 7/8/10 (64-bit OS required)
Intel Core i5-2300 2.8 GHz/AMD Phenom II X4 945 3.0 GHz or equivalent
8 GB RAM
30 GB free HDD space
NVIDIA GTX 550 Ti 2GB/AMD Radeon HD 7870 2GB or equivalent
Recommended
Windows 7/8/10 (64-bit OS required)
Intel Core i7 4790 3.6 GHz/AMD FX-9590 4.7 GHz or equivalent
8 GB RAM
30 GB free HDD space
NVIDIA GTX 780 3GB/AMD Radeon R9 290X 4GB or equivalent
Most people saying the recommended are over cautionary, but no-one knows for certain ofc.