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Assassin's Creed Valhalla - System Requirements

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No comment 😂

I do appreciate the detailed specs and performance though.
 
Love it when they list an Ultra recommendation that is 30fps.

Edit: Assuming because they know 4k 60 is likely not doable for whatever reason with anything less than a 30xx card.
 
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Are you seriously fucking complaining that an almost 5 year old card can't run a 2020 game on HIGH, not low, not medium, not mixed settings but all HIGH at more than 30 fps?
Well, the game runs at probably medium settings on a PS4 with 7 year old mid/low range specs so yes, I would hope for a bit more.
 

Maddux4164

Member
At what settings? Low?

How do you think they will be getting double the framerate of a similarly specced PC at the same resolution?
Obviously it wouldn’t be at ultra high. That’ll be the assumed “performance mode”.


I also assume they’ll be a fidelity mode as well and will get the consoles 4k/30 or 1440p/60 or something like that.
 

RoboFu

One of the green rats
Pc master wallet! Lol.
My pc is exactly the ultra specs which means it will never run ultra settings lol.
 

NT80

Member
At what settings? Low?

How do you think they will be getting double the framerate of a similarly specced PC at the same resolution?
As per usual I expect there being incredibly inefficient with the power of a PC compared to a console. Why do I need a whopping great GTX 1080 and i7 just to reach 1080p and 60fps at high settings?
 
As per usual I expect there being incredibly inefficient with the power of a PC compared to a console. Why do I need a whopping great GTX 1080 and i7 just to reach 1080p and 60fps at high settings?


You're going with the secret sauce/coding to the metal thing ? There's no magic involved in the way games run on consoles. If it runs in a certain way there, it will run the same way on PC. We need to wait for the game to come out to see
 

MiguelItUp

Member
Looks like it'll run just fine for me on my PC. I may very well hop into this, it's definitely looking better and better!
 

GHG

Member
As per usual I expect there being incredibly inefficient with the power of a PC compared to a console. Why do I need a whopping great GTX 1080 and i7 just to reach 1080p and 60fps at high settings?

Just saying "i7" is meaningless. The i7 they listed isn't even a match for a current gen i3.

Also the 1080 on par with a 2060 super which is a soon to be a last gen mid range card.

Then there's the fact that it will be running on high settings.

So much for "whopping".
 
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NT80

Member
You're going with the secret sauce/coding to the metal thing ? There's no magic involved in the way games run on consoles. If it runs in a certain way there, it will run the same way on PC. We need to wait for the game to come out to see
They always get way more out of consoles than there specs suggest since there made for just 1 system. Just look at the best looking console games vs the specs. and price.
 
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NT80

Member
Just saying "i7" is meaningless. The i7 they listed isn't even a match for a current gen i3.

Also the 1080 on par with a 2060 super which is a soon to be a last gen mid range card.

Then there's the fact that it will be running on high settings.

So much for "whopping".
The GTX 1080 and i7 6700 came out 2 to 3 years after the PS4/X1 and how much more powerful were they than the equivalent parts in the consoles and how much did they cost? This game is coming out on PS4/X1 and this is supposedly what it takes to hit 1080p 60fps at high settings. On the chart high settings seem to be in the middle.
 
They always get way more out of consoles than there specs suggest since there made for just 1 system. Just look at the best looking console games vs the specs. and price.


No. They dont. You cant make above what the specs allow you. I thought the secret sauce talk was over years ago. They learn to better leverage what they have and other tricks, but they dont do black magic. You could absolutely do the same thing they do on consoles with similar pc specs if that was your goal
 

NT80

Member
No. They dont. You cant make above what the specs allow you. I thought the secret sauce talk was over years ago. They learn to better leverage what they have and other tricks, but they dont do black magic. You could absolutely do the same thing they do on consoles with similar pc specs if that was your goal
I'm not talking about any secret sauce I'm talking about how there developing for 1 spec on console and how you always see better and better results over time while the console stays the same. PC requirements go up and up over the gen. If the PS4 and X1 had a GTX 1080 and an i7 6700 what kind of consoles games would we be looking at now? Wasn't the PS5 GPU compared with a 2600 super to a 2070 on Digital Foundry?
 

Dampf

Member
This still looks like a current gen title and performs like a next gen title with RTX.

Yeah, unoptimized again. Anvil has to be replaced.
 
I'm not talking about any secret sauce I'm talking about how there developing for 1 spec on console and how you always see better and better results over time while the console stays the same. PC requirements go up and up over the gen. If the PS4 and X1 had a GTX 1080 and an i7 6700 what kind of consoles games would we be looking at now? Wasn't the PS5 GPU compared with a 2600 super to a 2070 on Digital Foundry?


It goes up with a computer because you do much more with every game than on console, resolution wise and details wise. Remember how Red Dead 2 for example runs on consoles at a mix of mostly medium and low and some settings are lower than the lowest possible on pc. Sure, one spec helps get the most out of it, but its always gonna stay within those specs. Its nothing out of the ordinary really
 
It goes up with a computer because you do much more with every game than on console, resolution wise and details wise. Remember how Red Dead 2 for example runs on consoles at a mix of mostly medium and low and some settings are lower than the lowest possible on pc. Sure, one spec helps get the most out of it, but its always gonna stay within those specs. Its nothing out of the ordinary really
You should go play RDR2 on a PS4-equivalent GTX 750 Ti then.

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NT80

Member
instead of running the game on a 2 gb card from half a decade ago, how about i run red dead on a radeon 580, the xbox x equivalent. What do you know, its like for like with how it runs on the console. Who would've thought.
What are the rest of the specs? A better comparison is with the base console One X/PS4 that the game was made for rather than the mid gen refresh which is also tied to the base system. Also how representative of games in general is RDR2 of optimization/efficiency between console specs and PC equivalent specs? The PC version of RDR 2 was worked on for up to a year after it came to consoles.
 
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