Nvidia GeForce GTX 750Ti
8GB RAM
AMD A8-6600K APU with Radeon HD Graphics 3.90 GHz Processor
Windows 7

amd or intel cpu? And when you say ultra do you mean at 30fps or 60fps? Because i think you wouldnt be able to get a stable 60fps at ultra settings.

your if you have Intel cpu you be good but your 750 will only be able to play normal setting if you want 60 fps

@AussieShepherd117 my thoughts exactly for example skyrim ran a lot better on intel than skyrim. It was a lot better optimized for intel,

Hope I'm not hijacking the topic but could a 770 OC with an AMD Fx 6300 @ 3.50 get 30 on ultra?

Can my RIG run this game on ultra??? i have a i5 4670k and a gtx 780ti.

Please post your RAM size and speed, resolution that you want to play the game at and I will try to answer the questions as best as I can.

AceGoober wrote:

Please post your RAM size and speed, resolution that you want to play the game at and I will try to answer the questions as best as I can.

my spec:

i5 4670k
gtx 780ti
8 gb ram @1300mhz
1920x1080 resolution

I also want to ask if i can fallout 4 in ultra as well.
Here are my specs.
i5 4210m 2.6ghz
nvidia geforce 920m/ 2gb ddr3
DDR3 8gb ram
1366x768 resolution.

Truth is, we're not going to know for sure until we get the game in 5 days time.
Skyrim had seriously poor performance very early on before the patches and so forth.
Certain areas in the game, the FPS would just crawl, even on decent rigs.
I will not be surprised if the same happens in Fallout 4. With that said, we probably won't know
our optimal settings until a few months into game play.

i have i5-4690k and r9 290 with 8 ddr3 ram. And @TheHermit i couldnt agree with you any more the game more than likely will run pretty bad but i will probably run it at high to medium if i must to obtain 60fps stable i may be able to use ultra but 60fps is were its at.

I hope I'm wrong, @Ironhide11183
And perhaps the reasons for the problems originally was purely down to the fact that
Skyrim was trying to do more than pre-gen engine could handle.
I hope that holding the reigns a bit on the graphics will allow the game to be more stable.
But, you know, this is Bethesda we're talking about. Although I love them, I also hate them, especially the game breaking quest bugs. That's another thread entirely though.

Well yea i hope were wrong but i have higher hopes in performance than skyrim as now they are using the same engine and can apply the same performance updates from skyrim.