Does anyone know what kind of system specs will be required in order to play Fallout 4? I'm just hoping my machine will be able to run it.

Nope, none are available yet, but I think its gonna be around GTA V's.

*fingers crossed*

I would imagine it be anywhere between GTAV and Witcher 3, though closer to Witcher 3.

I'm upgrading closer to Witcher 3 just in case.

They'll release systems specs for it once they're closer to release and optimization/etc is locked down. IMO I'd wait for that over 'winging' it.

zeephillayy wrote:

I would imagine it be anywhere between GTAV and Witcher 3, though closer to Witcher 3.

I'm upgrading closer to Witcher 3 just in case.

Knowing Bethesda, and the kind of game with the kind of content it'll have, even more demanding.

If anything, get a good graphics card like a 970 or even a 980. You will most likely need a lot of vram to run the game, I know that for new vegas with my r9 280, 3gb's of vram is not enough if you plan on using big texture mods. For fallout 4, go for a 980 or a 970, and if you want moddibility to the max, get something akin to a titan, any card with a whole lot of vram

Well,I dont think it will be that demanding,i would suggest those specs:
Core i5-760 2.8GHz
GeForce GTX 670
8 GB RAM
28 GB HDD space

Hopefully my i-5 and 970 will be able to max it out 60 fps, cuz dang it looked so good at e3

Not to much more to say on this Topic, The witcher 3 recommended specs are Intel CPU Core i7 3770 3.4 GHz / AMD CPU AMD FX-8350 4 GHz and about 8 gb of RAM, with a Nvidia GPU GeForce GTX 770 / AMD GPU Radeon R9 290. Just hope the games been optimized for the PC. Don't want another Batman problem. So If you can run witcher 3 decently I don't think you shouldn't have a problem with Fallout 4.

I doubt it will be close to Witcher 3 specs. I mean, Bethesda games aren't good looking graphically, even Fo4 doesn't hold a candle to TW3's graphics.

I'd say the system specs would be something like an i3 minimum, 6gb RAM, 30+gb HDD space and a 760/R9 280.

If you have a GTX 650/650 TI to a 950"when it comes"/960 you will be able to run it, even a core i3 that is already more powerful than any console cpu.

The big thing will be is how good you expect it to look on the pc, and if Bethesda is putting dx11 and x64bit compiled executable with the game like most devs are waking up to these days finally. If that is the case the more beefier hardware you have, the more eye candy you can slam up, and or mod into the game.

FieldPyro wrote:

Hopefully my i-5 and 970 will be able to max it out 60 fps, cuz dang it looked so good at e3

For you very possibly but that will also depend on what I said above. E3 it was on an Xbox One. You already surpass the hardware that was shown on the E3 gameplay, it depends on how much we can unlock eye candy from view distance and so on. It is safe to say your good to go if your at 1920x1080 or under.

Probably will Core i3-550 3.2GHz
Phenom II X3 B77
GD CPU hardware score: 6

GeForce GTX 650 1GB
Radeon R7 250 2GB
GD GPU hardware score: 5

6 GB GD RAM hardware score: 8
Win 7 64
DX 11
28 GB

I recommend getting your graphics card upgraded, 980 gtx, or 765 gtx which is mine currently you should be able to run fallout 4.

i hope its not that demending i know Skyrim wasnt that demending for my old laptop which was like 7 years old


do you guys think a
I5 4690k 3.5GHz
AMD 290 4GB
16 GB Ram
will run Fallout 4 on Ultra Settings plus lots of mods?

AussieShepherd117 wrote:

i hope its not that demending i know Skyrim wasnt that demending for my old laptop which was like 7 years old


do you guys think a
I5 4690k 3.5GHz
AMD 290 4GB
16 GB Ram
will run Fallout 4 on Ultra Settings plus lots of mods?

Maybe a little better GPU if you are going to run a lot of mods/ heavy ENBs. But honestly that is a great GPU, so I think u set man

Pete said they will release official specs around a month prior to release date

well, since i moving out and gonna live alone i got myself a laptop for cheap and sold my older pcs.
i hope to run it at medium-low with a gtx880m at 1080p.

RudeGuy wrote:

well, since i moving out and gonna live alone i got myself a laptop for cheap and sold my older pcs.
i hope to run it at medium-low with a gtx880m at 1080p.

As long as they optimise it decently then a 880m will do fine on atleast medium/high (maybe even ultra since it sounds like a gaming laptop).

Hope my new 750 can run it

I think I am prepared for Fallout 4. What do you all think (specs in sig)? I may pick-up a second Titan X just to be sure.