Thats being to generous, more like crash on startup or compatibility issue errors. kek

My pc specs can run F4 at recommend setting.
But i'm afraid when hires texture mod come out,fps drop will happen.

I'm good on recommended setting and then some. I'm hoping FO4 will look better (not that it didn't) than the 1080p content viewed at E3.

AceGoober wrote:

I'm good on recommended setting and then some. I'm hoping FO4 will look better (not that it didn't) than the 1080p content viewed at E3.

The E3 content has been shown on XBOX ONE, so you can expect better quality on PC.

I hope that at least there won't be absolutely identical window textures in the final version.

Spoiler:

I mean, look at the right corner of the screenshot.

Will just barley get on recommended gonna need to do some upgrading to play some Mods

I was quite surprised at how demanding Fallout 4 will be. I'm relieved that I upgraded my PC last year whilst I still had some disposable money XD From the looks of it, I should be good to play it on maximum settings, whenever the heck I can afford to buy the game in the first place!

So those are the system requirements huh? Damn, way higher than I figured. Still, pretty sure my pc can handle it. Well, I meet most of the requirements save for my video card. Its gtx 560 ti, so just a little better than the minimum, but I was intending to upgrade to a 780 anyway. So I'll eventually meet the recommended, but for now I'll just have to turn down some of the settings. Bet if I dial back on some settings with the environment I won't have much trouble playing.

I just pre ordered my copy on steam, but for the system, i fail requirements for recommended, my cpu is the only thing, but i should still be fine running it on recommended since i have a huge cpu heatsink and fan, it's the cooler master v8 gts, been keeping my cpu nice and cool for some time now, haven't really had any problems, and i put a lot of games to the test with it.

OMG The alienware alpha might be able to run it!

chemmy wrote:

I just pre ordered my copy on steam, but for the system, i fail requirements for recommended, my cpu is the only thing, but i should still be fine running it on recommended since i have a huge cpu heatsink and fan, it's the cooler master v8 gts, been keeping my cpu nice and cool for some time now, haven't really had any problems, and i put a lot of games to the test with it.

Might wanna look into gettinga better cpu tho ... as its really helps your performance

My system can handle it, but I will not use Steam.

Sadly my laptop decided to kill over recently. Hoping I can find the money to build a computer before the release.

sieboldii2 wrote:

My system can handle it, but I will not use Steam.

My pc should have no issues running lots of mods with the games.hopefully the same with texture mods I have Nvidia 970 i5 4690k 8 go ram so I'm set

I won't be able to play it on my PC when it releases unfortunately. I need to upgrade my CPU and buy myself a newer graphic card to be able to play the game on my PC, since the vRAM on my current card is bad. That will be a while, so in the meantime, I'll enjoy it on my XB1.

I'm curious to see how necessary the recommend system specs really are. I just built a gaming computer earlier this summer. I have Nvidia 970 i5 4690k 3.2ghz and 8 gigs of ram. To say that I'm a tad salty about technically being .2 ghz under the recommended specs is an understatement.

gunslinger6792 wrote:

I'm curious to see how necessary the recommend system specs really are. I just built a gaming computer earlier this summer. I have Nvidia 970 i5 4690k 3.2ghz and 8 gigs of ram. To say that I'm a tad salty about technically being .2 ghz under the recommended specs is an understatement.

I have the Same build as you but the 4690k is 3.5ghz it should max it out on ultra setting

AussieShepherd117 wrote:

gunslinger6792 wrote:

I'm curious to see how necessary the recommend system specs really are. I just built a gaming computer earlier this summer. I have Nvidia 970 i5 4690k 3.2ghz and 8 gigs of ram. To say that I'm a tad salty about technically being .2 ghz under the recommended specs is an understatement.

I have the Same build as you but the 4690k is 3.5ghz it should max it out on ultra setting

I certaintly hope so. I guess we'll see if they truly learned anything from fallout NV and skyrim. To be honest Skyrim's follower system is a joke compared to FNVs

gunslinger6792 wrote:

AussieShepherd117 wrote:

gunslinger6792 wrote:

I'm curious to see how necessary the recommend system specs really are. I just built a gaming computer earlier this summer. I have Nvidia 970 i5 4690k 3.2ghz and 8 gigs of ram. To say that I'm a tad salty about technically being .2 ghz under the recommended specs is an understatement.

I have the Same build as you but the 4690k is 3.5ghz it should max it out on ultra setting

I certaintly hope so. I guess we'll see if they truly learned anything from fallout NV and skyrim. To be honest Skyrim's follower system is a joke compared to FNVs

yeah but you gotta remember NV was made by obsidian not bethesda but people say the specs should be less cause companies apparently second guess like my old laptop could play skyrim on high setting even though its specs say my old system couldnnt handle it

Hmm pretty high requirements

im glad that i have a solid gtx 960