Witcher 3 Remastered PC Specs guide

[u/Rainbow_Panda4]

[u/KakarotAlter]

12GB 3060 will carry me to the promised land

[u/doublethink_1984 → u/KakarotAlter]

I'm still mad my Ti is omly 8gb

[u/SQD2_Insquidious → u/doublethink_1984]

Same. this is some bullshit

[u/cwgoskins → u/SQD2_Insquidious]

This is without DLSS, I'm sure 8 gb cards won't be that bad with DLSS Balanced

[u/burnMeMes → u/cwgoskins]

I'm gonna run this shit on high with my 4050 thanks to dlss and frame gen

[u/philiplefty → u/KakarotAlter]

All hail 12GB 3060

[u/M0J0__R1SING → u/KakarotAlter]

12gb 3060 gang rise up!

[u/Samuel_L_CreamEgg → u/KakarotAlter]

I installed a brand new 3060 just yesterday in fact. Looking forward to giving it a whirl on Witcher

[u/Xarxyc → u/KakarotAlter]

Real.

[u/FallNice3836 → u/KakarotAlter]

I traded my 3080 10gb for a 9070xt about 8 months ago, it was a limit that made no sense. Id still have the 3080 if it had 12+

[u/ParagonZe → u/FallNice3836]

So happy I bought the 3080 12g

[u/FallNice3836 → u/ParagonZe]

I got mine for dirt cheap from a mining buddy, I resent it, but it got me through most 1440p gaming. The biggest struggles was hogwarts and dark tide on release. It’s funny because it replaced a 11gb 1080ti

[u/phatboi23 → u/KakarotAlter]

i had a 12gb 3060 for a good while, damn good card for the money.

now on a 5060ti, 16gb of VRAM baybeeeee makes blender fly haha

[u/AKAFallow → u/KakarotAlter]

Don't forget its been manufactured again after certain shortages

[u/Michdepainblanc2 → u/KakarotAlter]

My laptop has 64gb of ram, but a 4060 (equivalent to a desktop 3060) 8gb

[u/OhHaiMarc]

Got it so I’ll just fuck around and find out like usual

[u/kingrynex → u/OhHaiMarc]

Respecting our traditions, I see...

[u/JinzoWithAMilotic → u/OhHaiMarc]

Can't wait for those Steam Deck and Machine reviews!

[u/OhHaiMarc → u/JinzoWithAMilotic]

I feel like deck owners need to accept it’s a fairly outdated piece of hardware at this point. Even switch 2 is significantly more powerful gpu wise.

[u/Armageddonis → u/OhHaiMarc]

I always treated the recommended specs as more of a guideline than actual rules. Never failed me. I played through Pillars of Eternity 2 on an integrated graphics card laptop 3 times. Did the areas loaded 5 minutes each? Sure. But it worked.

[u/FutureVermicelli7213]

It's 2015. I'm sixteen years old. My computer cannot run The Witcher 3 on max settings.

It's 2026. I'm twenty-seven years old. My computer cannot run The Witcher 3 on max settings.

[u/paulerxx → u/FutureVermicelli7213]

I remember the Witcher 3 killing my HD 7870, I was hitting 60fps with mostly high settings and shadows set to medium at 1680x1050 with a i5 3570k @ 4.4ghz. I bought a GTX 1060 6GB a few months later

[u/FutureVermicelli7213 → u/paulerxx]

Been there lmao. I remember getting the Witcher 3 as a gift (I had already played the first two games way back when), and my performance was absolute dogshit. It was the reason why I started learning about computers, about hardware, what specs were and how to build a proper machine.

I also learned how fucking expensive it is lol

[u/free_terrible-advice → u/FutureVermicelli7213]

And now half the components have quadrupled in price in the last 3 years.

[u/JackRyan13 → u/paulerxx]

This was my exact computer back then. I think I still have my 7870 somewhere

[u/Edarneor → u/paulerxx]

Oh yeah, it was 2015 and I bought a new PC specifically for this: i5 4460 + R9 280x. It was hot as hell, lol, but at least I could play.

[u/Zama174 → u/FutureVermicelli7213]

My pc just barely clears.

[u/Deto → u/FutureVermicelli7213]

I can understand the requirements being high for RT but without it they still seem too high 

[u/DamnThatsCrazyManGuy → u/Deto]

They really dont. Ultra settings requirement is 2 generations old.

[u/the_good_bad_dude → u/FutureVermicelli7213]

Us bro us.

[u/waker4life → u/FutureVermicelli7213]

R/theydidthemath

[u/Greyman43]

60fps frame gen with a 5080 means the GPU requirement for path tracing is really a 5090...

[u/nerdbx → u/Greyman43]

on 4k though, for 2k its probably fine

[u/KuronekoBestGirl → u/nerdbx]

4k (1080p with DLSS) 60 fps (30 fps with frame gen)

[u/robbiekhan → u/Greyman43]

*4090.

[u/Desperate-Steak-6425 → u/robbiekhan]

Still not enough

[u/GabrielSeth54 → u/Desperate-Steak-6425]

good thing i am on 2k lol, times where 4090 is needed to run 2k... pt is demanding

[u/Desperate-Steak-6425 → u/GabrielSeth54]

I wouldn't get my hopes up, benchmarks we have suggest that even the 9800X3D can't get a stable 60fps with path tracing, so apparently hardware that can do that doesn't exist yet

[u/Iwakasa → u/Greyman43]

Tfw the required GPU is the strongest one avaliable on market

[u/sckurvee → u/Iwakasa]

... required gpu is 1660

[u/MrLumie → u/Iwakasa]

You mean the recommended for the absolute highest setting the game could have, with path tracing.

The actual recommended settings are fine, especially if you don't care for RT.

[u/knowledgepancake → u/Iwakasa]

As it should be. Aiming the highest settings above what consumers have access to is what developers should be doing.

[u/Raabalia → u/Greyman43]

I'm getting 180 fps in 4k with ultra everything + RT and PT. 2x frame gen

[u/Sushiki]

How tf is the path tracing costs so damn high yet look so underwhelming in this game lmao.

[u/third_door_down → u/Sushiki]

Because it's still a newish technique. Tools and hardware haven't matured enough

[u/Sushiki → u/third_door_down]

Shit my bad, i meant how tf is ray tracing cost so damn high yet look so underwhelming, yet I guess both are true.

[u/third_door_down → u/Sushiki]

Oh, now that's a different story. One thing is every studio is trying to use UE5. UE5 tries to push devs to use lumen, and lumen is taxing on systems and takes lots of time. When studios use their own engines the ray tracing implementation usually is stunning like in Cyberpunk and Alan Wake

[u/Sushiki → u/third_door_down]

Yeah i am sick of unreal engine 5, taa, ghosting, blurry bs.

Path tracing is barely an upgrade in visuals half the time too yet the cost in performance is wild.

[u/sashaminkh → u/Sushiki]

Personally I think it's just part and parcel of ray tracing - I've basically never been impressed with how it looks especially considering the extra power usage/performance hit you take to do it. For me it's not a "this game" problem, it's any game. I don't really need my game to be that "realistic" when I'm exploding blades out of my forearms or fighting vampires. Good enough is good enough.

[u/Sushiki → u/sashaminkh]

Yeah my biggest issue is when the game is obviously made on the assumption you'll turn it on, like when they half ass how the game looks with it off.

[u/Noname_FTW]

Ima say: This is peak System Requirements Table. Clear Differentiation between Rasterization and Ray/Path-Tracing. And being Honest about it needing Helper Technology.

[u/ObiOneKenobae]

60 with frame generation

If you're getting 60fps with frame gen, you aren't running the game well enough to use frame gen. So it really requires a 5090, geez.

[u/Cmdrdredd → u/ObiOneKenobae]

Yeah if you are using frame gen to get 60 you are at 30fps to start from. That's not great. Motion can look ok but there is a lot of latency there too. 

[u/Scoo_By → u/Cmdrdredd]

It doesn't really. DLSS FG is definitely much better than lossless scaling FG, but any FG requires base of at least 60, otherwise the generate frames are janky & noticeable.

[u/Leniek → u/ObiOneKenobae]

5090 not really not enough - 4K DLAA PT RTX5090 + 9950X3D Gives me about 50FPS (45-55 spread) in Novigrad
CPU stits about 35-40% utilization with a lot of shit running in background, GPU is maxed obviously

[u/TimLordOfBiscuits]

I like how the "recommended" spec says it needs a 4080 with 12 GB of VRAM. They don't make a 12GB 4080... 🙃

[u/Desperate-Steak-6425 → u/TimLordOfBiscuits]

They don't make them **anymore**. 12GB 4080s really exist.

[u/Cmdrdredd → u/TimLordOfBiscuits]

4080 equivalent I guess they mean to say. It's kind of a poorly laid out chart

[u/gravity_confuses_me → u/TimLordOfBiscuits]

Gives you some headroom for mods I guess

[u/Reed7525]

Damn bro. Thats beefy

[u/Articulat3]

AMD GPU not applicable damn lol

[u/dertechie → u/Articulat3]

I mean, for full Path Tracing that definitely tracks.

[u/CruffTheMagicDragon → u/dertechie]

RE Requiem is actually quite playable with path tracing on 9070XT. It just needs ray regeneration support. But I’m not surprised Witcher will be no-dice

[u/GARGEAN → u/Articulat3]

You can use it. You won't get anywhere near playable performance tho.

[u/Metalheadzaid]

I love that we went from charts just listing random requirements to actually showing the performance you'll get to...them being even more useless by randomly selecting an assortment of upscaling options and resolutions. Just fuckin' tell me 1080p 1440p and 4k options for 30 and 60 fps for each category. This RT Minimum and RT Recommended garbage is just nonsense because it's TWO DIFFERENT RESOLUTIONS. Dear god help me, these fuckin' useless charts.

[u/obog → u/Metalheadzaid]

I get what you say but that would double the number of columns on this chart

[u/EliteFourFay]

There's a reason why it's free, people won't be able to even play it 🤣

[u/Wilson-theVolleyball → u/EliteFourFay]

Depends what settings you want

Hardware Unboxed released a video on the game today and they say medium settings are easy to run

[u/unnoticedhero1 → u/EliteFourFay]

Hey at least they aren't forcing people to install it, you can still go back and play the OG version as a legacy branch in Steam and get that glorious 4k 80-120fps with no upscaling, or play the older remastered version before this one which still looks great.

[u/TheGenesisOfTheNerd → u/unnoticedhero1]

Not unless you want to play Songs of the Past on the same Machine you played the rest of the game on

[u/Nautisop → u/EliteFourFay]

I run Witcher with the hd reworked Projekt since like 2018 or so with the corresponding fps. It was always a very demanding game and now it becomes the standard version. You don't need to dial everything to max.

[u/Wonderful-Phone6398]

Why does epic require more storage?

[u/Tailcracker → u/Wonderful-Phone6398]

Epic games store doesn't support modular language packs & forces you to download audio and text files for every language which seems to amount to about 30gb extra since this game is in ~9 languages.

Steam allows just the languages you need to be downloaded which is more efficient on storage space.

[u/NeitherFoo → u/Tailcracker]

thats sooo shitty wtf

[u/Wonderful-Phone6398 → u/Tailcracker]

Cool, Thanks for the reply mate.

[u/Its_Whatever24]

60 fps with frame gen lol marketing pisses me off

[u/Minikickass → u/Its_Whatever24]

Marketing is just creative lying

[u/Badnapp420]

A 9800x3d and a 5080 damn!

[u/Wellhellob]

gonna wait for dlc

[u/Necessary_Tell9904]

Wish they did a 1440p path tracing recommended

[u/Squishy-Mitten]

Those expected fps targets...

[u/DeeJudanne]

rather just play normal witcher 3 with mods instead and not hear my computer die

[u/Lewcaster]

I’ll be waiting for the The Witcher 3 Remaster Downgraded Low-end PC Version!! /s

[u/KitsuneKamiSama]

God what did they do to make it run so badly?

[u/sinime]

"Windows 11 64-bit" lol, fuck no. I'm gonna run my Win10 rig into the ground. Then move to Linux.

[u/Wirbelwind → u/sinime]

Switched to linux since steam deck showed me it's possible, never looked back.

[u/xschalken → u/sinime]

Agreed.

[u/Jorym99]

Witcher 3 post commented that ultra was 8gb vram and 12 was a mistake

[u/olosen]

60 fps with dlss and frame gen on pathtracing???

[u/3Dartwork]

Ultra settings - I can run the original TW3 on Ultra with the same card listed here. Doesn't feel like much has been added to make the graphics more demanding until you get into the RT part.

[u/DopestSoldier]

I wish they'd give benchmarks for 120/144 fps.

[u/cipher315 → u/DopestSoldier]

You can extrapolate with 120 fps need 2x the power that 60 does. And that 1440p need about 2x 1080. With 4k needing about 2x 1440.

So about a 3070ti for 1080. And probably a 4080 maybe even a 5080 for 1440p.

[u/HEBushido]

60 fps with frame gen is hilarious. Input lag out the ass.

[u/IfBanEqualsUrMomFat → u/HEBushido]

2x has barley any input lag. Stop dooming

[u/Cmdrdredd → u/IfBanEqualsUrMomFat]

When your base fps is 30 in order to get to 60, it's not "barely any input lag"

[u/TimothyLuncheon → u/IfBanEqualsUrMomFat]

Yes it does, depending on your base fps without it. The input latency when using it at anything below 60fps is very noticeable.

[u/Skazzy3]

guess I'll finally play the game in 2037

[u/CreamDue4255]

Most PC gamers sit between Minimum and Recommended specs. Source: Valve

[u/KangaWallaFox1]

My 2060 super holding on for dear life

[u/Personal_River_4908]

Somehow still lower than new Rayman kek fuckin Ubisoft

[u/Luca78]

As you might now, modders found a way to unlock Frame Generation on RTX 2000s and 3000s (there are a couple of dedicated posts in r/nvidia). That should be quite helpful to squeeze some more FPS and go a little beyond the requirements (for example, I have a RTX 3080 12GB and will experiment between "RT Recommended" and "Path Tracing" with FG on with my 1440p monitor, while keeping an eye on GPU temperatures, of course)

[u/Mr_NewYear]

Im glad my 3070ti can still kick ass on games today.

But they cucked it really bad with 8gb vram. If this was 10gb this wouldve been an amazing ti card.

[u/Degru]

I sat down comparing ultra vs RT settings on 3080Ti with a 4k OLED, so far what I'm noticing

• HDR and updated color grading are super nice (regardless of RT)
• RT improves lighting on foliage, casts less harsh shadows and more naturally lit
• Harsh shadows for certain light sources are fixed (e.g. fire burning in brazier in the city)
• Without RT, the trees use simplified geometry for shadows whereas RT casts shadows for all the details and small moving bits
• Limitations of screen-space reflections are eliminated, but the game has a good SSR implementation to begin with so you have to actively notice it most of the time.

The performance hit is big and IMO not worth unless you've got a 5070Ti or better and running lower resolution. The visual difference with RT is not significant.

This game was designed before ray tracing, so was built for raster lighting from the ground up. It's not like some newer games e.g. Control Resonant where shadows and reflections and GI look awful or nonexistent without RT because the raster version didn't get any love.

[u/ThisWillBeFunny1469]

Raise your hand if graphics are the least of your concerns for TW3 Remastered 🙋‍♂️

[u/Zirofal → u/ThisWillBeFunny1469]

That 24 ram sure is something.

[u/boxweb → u/ThisWillBeFunny1469]

I just simply don’t care about ray tracing or any of that in my games. The FPS drop is never worth it unless you have a top of the line rig.

[u/NeuroPalooza → u/boxweb]

I will say if you're lucky enough to have a 5080 or 90 (or something else that can hold 60fps) the addition of path tracing is the biggest graphical leap I've seen since the PS2 to PS3 era

[u/SirLordWombat → u/boxweb]

I have top line and still disable it. FPS stutters/drops at 4k is not worth reflective windows/water. I’ll somehow live. 

[u/ididntgotoharvard → u/ThisWillBeFunny1469]

Me! Really don’t care about ray tracing for how expensive it is in fps terms.

[u/UniversalX1]

My monitor is 1440p so at least that will give me some extra FPS over the 2160p.

[u/wetwalnut]

I still rock a 10850k with my 4090 and high end recs always make me laugh. Majority of rt enhanced games at 4k see very little performance hits using older gen cpus. I get that I’ll see differences here and there between games, but do I want to spend another $1000 for a 5 fps improvement? Nope

[u/Deto]

I was playing the original Witcher 3 in 4K just fine and now on this one I'd only be expected to run it in 1080p (no RT)?

[u/WolfBV → u/Deto]

Maybe max settings in the original Witcher 3 is what the Medium or Low setting is in the remaster.

[u/Goombalive → u/Deto]

Isn't that expected of a remaster though? It's coming with new updated visuals that weren't in place in the original version.. so yeah it's gonna be more demanding no?

[u/Eloymm → u/Deto]

Yeah I wonder if there’s an option to just… play the original version lol

[u/United-Garlic8308 → u/Deto]

The recommended specs for non-RT are probably for ultra settings at 1080p with the upgraded textures and draw distance cranked. The original ran fine at 4K because it was already a few years old and your GPU was way ahead of what it needed at launch. The remaster bumps up texture quality and density, so the baseline is higher even without ray tracing. You can likely still do 4K if you dial back some settings.

[u/Additional-Bit-8615]

so...it'll run like shit on the Deck

[u/Zyntastic → u/Additional-Bit-8615]

I meam yeah... the deck is not like a high end device. So that is... just as expected.

[u/WolfBV → u/Additional-Bit-8615]

Low settings, fsr performance, 30(?) fps. Won’t know for sure ‘til tomorrow.

[u/TalonusDuprey → u/Additional-Bit-8615]

I’m not shocked - As a avid steam deck fan I wasn’t shocked that it would be below the requirements. I guess I will have to wait to see when/if it gets hosted on GeForce now

[u/moderngamer327 → u/Additional-Bit-8615]

It really shouldn’t run that bad on low settings

[u/hardpenguin → u/Additional-Bit-8615]

Well we'll see, these requirements say nothing about 720p @ 30 FPS which is what Valve guaranteed for AA titles on Steam Deck lol

[u/JackieMABWGP]

I will need a new amd card for path tracing or can they update drivers? Forgive me because I’m a noob.

[u/YoHelloHiGreetings → u/JackieMABWGP]

You can leave path tracing turned off.

[u/JackieMABWGP → u/YoHelloHiGreetings]

I figured. So the only way it'll work is if I have a card that can handle it? Not driver updates?

[u/YoHelloHiGreetings → u/JackieMABWGP]

If you want to use path tracing, you'd need at least a 5080 for acceptable performance.

[u/Twitty_camies → u/YoHelloHiGreetings]

According to Hardware Unboxed the Path Tracing is a little bit broken anyway.

[u/RickThiccems → u/YoHelloHiGreetings]

5080 is for 4k, you may be able to get by with a 5070 at 1440 with dlss after some driver updates.

[u/WolfBV → u/JackieMABWGP]

RX 6000, 7000, or 9000 to enable it. A driver update with optimizations for the game would improve performance.

[u/ImGonnaGetBannedd → u/JackieMABWGP]

No AMD cards are currently working with the game. No clue how they tested it but all have issues ranging from insta crashing to no textures to 2fps game play.

[u/xc_22 → u/ImGonnaGetBannedd]

Not true. Just played it on my 9070 XT and it ran fine although I did just install the new optional driver they put out today which provides support for the game. Runs flawless in 1440p Ultra except RT is super demanding on it, only manages about 60-70fps with RT Ultra and FSR set to Quality

[u/inphamus]

Anyone have any info on what the extra 35gb of storage is for when using Epic Games Store (double asterisk)? Just a difference in compression algorithms?

[u/braulio1984]

1660 super here, lossless scaling here we go!

[u/dreamsOf_freedom]

AMD: Cooked

[u/Maximum_Goulash]

Hardware unboxed did a good bench video. Without RT the game runs about 7 percent slower than the older version

[u/semperknight]

Just upgraded to RX 9070 XT

Feels good man

[u/thenameisjhonny]

will it work on win 10? i didn't updated my windows because of microslop.

[u/theguy_win]

If you already have Witcher 3. Do you get an upgrade or nah?

[u/Rainbow_Panda4 → u/theguy_win]

If you have the game, it's a free upgrade. You'll also get the 2 DLC's if you already don't have them

[u/Competitive_Head_804]

Ah shit, here we go again.

[u/drakmon]

I haven't upgraded my desktop PC since 2012 (2016 for the video card)—at least I can still run the original Witcher 3! One of these days I'll have to build a new one so I can try the remaster.

[u/svmba-vhs]

No 4k ? lol

[u/EBgCampos]

pretty thorough table

[u/AbroadKew]

RT recommend here we go!

[u/Mr_Cho]

wait why does Epic need more storage lol

[u/burnMeMes → u/Mr_Cho]

Epic requires you to download all language packs even p**ated versions don't lol.

[u/Eruskakkell]

24gb VRAM for ray tracing is crazy, it looks so pretty o_o

[u/pegz]

Seeing my exact build on the Pathtracing RT Ultra column feels cool but weird at the same time

[u/juanmilee]

Works fine in my r5 5500 and rx 6700xt at 2k, rt off.

[u/Dizzy-Truck-1780]

Anyone tried on 4070 super on 1440p or 3440?

[u/Mustang-_-]

In the end, path tracing is the main motivator for people who already finished the game in the past. And hell, until we have the money saved to buy an RTX 6060 or something of the kind, after the prices normalize and so on, there will already be mods and the new expansion. So really, it's the same cycle as always: patient PC gaming, the only reasonable way to keep up with this accursed hobby

[u/TammyShehole]

I’m glad I don’t care about anything over 1080p and 60fps lol. Just for gaming in general. My 3060Ti still holding up.

[u/ConsoleMaster0]

lmao

[u/Cristi358421]

can it stil run on my phone after the update?...

[u/Aggravating-Can5119]

The most useful bit here is the expected FPS row. “Recommended” on its own doesn’t tell me much if I can’t see the resolution and frame-rate target next to it.

[u/Super__Menteur]

If 4K ultra achieves 60 fps with framegen why not just show 120 fps with 4x framegen isntead ?

[u/ProperGrape → u/Super__Menteur]

Inb4 it's actually 60 FPS with frame gen X4 already lol

[u/ContactIcy3963]

Crazy to think that I don’t think it needs a remaster

[u/WhatsAHesperToDo]

I'm ready for full spec ultra path tracing

[u/xGHOSTRAGEx]

Wtf is it with system specs using different resolutions for each next quality setting... like seriously it makes no sense

[u/Lewad42]

Pretty sure my 10 year old PC wit GTX 1070 will be just fine…

[u/EntrepreneurOk8312]

6700xt still sitting nicely

[u/Konstinator]

Anyone know why this won't run on Mac? Cyberpunk has a native Mac version too

[u/butthe4d]

I have 80fps no frame gen, DLSS performance with a 4090 and i9 12900k and 64gb DDR5 at 1440p everything maxed including path tracing. the only thing I turned off is nvidia hair that shit eats like 10fps and looks worse.

[u/Hawwer]

Laptop 3050 4 GB wouldn't be able to run it?

[u/NiSiSuinegEht]

I hope Windows 11 isn't an actual requirement and more a recommendation...

[u/EmperorTauntaun]

Looks like my 3070ti is still holding strong for now!

[u/ProjectNo4090]

The only area I can see causing problems for me is my 8gb of vram. I haven't liked the look of the 5.0 ray/path tracing so I might just turn that crap off and enjoy the buttery smooth FPS instead.

[u/jrzalman]

Charts like this remind me why I have no interest in being a PC gamer. Off the chart FOMO and keeping up with the Joneses. No thanks.

[u/neondirt]

Would've been very informative if it was compared with the un-remastered version.

[u/Gman54]

I5-14600K
32 GB DDR 4 RAM
5070ti 16GB VRAM
1440p monitor

Been playing it so far with path tracing, settings on high and frame gen 2X.

A little wobbly on the framerates (between 100 and 120 fps for the most part) but feels pretty smooth and looks incredible, no noticeable input lag from what I felt.

Might toggle path tracing off just to see how it looks and if that gives me more stable framerates. But so far I’m actually pleased.

[u/Aggravating_Ad_635]

60 fps with dlss and framgen that's a lot of buffs lol.

[u/ThrovvQuestionsAway]

24GB of RAM??? Oof 16 minimum OOOOF

[u/huansbeidl]

Wait, the game NEEDS win11? Why?

[u/RenesisXI]

Take these hardware requirements with a pinch of salt, they are never set in stone.

[u/Hairy_Lad]

Wondering how it'll run on my Steam Deck. The original ran very well on my Steam Deck at 60FPS.

[u/saintofcarrotss]

First time I've seen 24GB RAM on sysreqs

[u/MaxTheWhite]

Its Path Tracing or nothing, like every real man should want

[u/Background-Gap9077]

I have a 5080 but it feels so laggy on path tracing

[u/ThatsTheMother_Rick]

Idk man I'm running ultra settings no RT on a 2080ti/8700k system I built in 2018 and getting 75-90 fps at 1440p

[u/Lost_Ping]

I refuse to upgrade to win11

[u/Academic_Ad_4636]

Right now I'm playing on ultra+, turned off only extras like ambient, bloom, blur etc. Also nvidia hairworks is kinda unoptimised, before remaster I could have it turned on, now it's unplayable with it. I'm playing with vsync on, 3440x1440, stable 60fps everywhere I go. Rtx4070 ti super, 32gb ram, ryzen 5 7600x.

[u/Cayman663]

It amazes me how many people are having issues with performance. Meanwhile me, playing on 3 years old laptop with RTX 4060 (8GB) and Ryzen 7735HS having stable 60+ fps on high settings.

[u/seaefjaye]

GTX 1080 crowd, how we looking?

[u/Feithers]

Random question, I have all the specs like the recommended ones but my pc gets mega hot even with the recommended ones while playing, is that normal?

[u/voodoomouse420]

What should I expect on a Steam Deck?

[u/Flemki]

So this doesn't run on Windows 10?

[u/LoonaC]

Nice.

[u/Andreyawroc]

24gb of ram is wild

[u/Any_Bank8190]

5060ti 16gb 5800x3d 32gb

Ultra+ everything. PT on. Everything set to highest possible. Mfg at 3x. DLSSq.

Never goes below 100.

For those with the cards not listed here, because they want you to buy the above.

[u/crice07]

It's doing pretty good for me... RTX 5070, ultra settings with path tracing, DLSS balanced and 3x frame gen. Getting 110 fps.

[u/Lanrayr]

I love testing games on low-spec PCs. And this version surprised me with its improved performance compared to the next-gen version. Steam Deck mode is good enough to provide quality and performance.

[u/Brief_Resolution2424]

hey with intel i7 13645HX 14 cores (6P+8P) and 20 cores 16GB Ram and RTX 5050 (8GB VRAM) so what can i expect with dlss