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Red Dead Redemption 2 PC Specs leaked
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If it's anything like GTAV, it'll scale pretty well, but I have to say, I can't imagine playing it on a GTX 770 will be a pleasant experience!
TBH that seems super reasonable, wth. Don't make it look like I could run it if I drop resolution down. But, then, game was pretty ok on base PS4, so makes sense I guess.
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I sit firmly between those two. Except for that ridiculous storage space requirement lol. I really should buy another hard drive...
I'm curious to see how it'll run on my integrated GPU. Witcher 3 is pretty shit yet borderline playable, but RDR2 seems to run better on base consoles.
150GB? Fucking hell. Game installs really need to be a la carte on all platforms, like the PS5. Not interested in 4K textures or multiplayer.
Interesting that it recommends more memory from Nvidia GPUs compared to AMD though. That's a flip from how it used to be.
Interesting that it recommends more memory from Nvidia GPUs compared to AMD though. That's a flip from how it used to be.
I recently bought a 1TB SSD......but I'm not sure I want a single game taking up 150gb. I think I'll install in on my HDD instead.
My specs are this and nothing OC or anything.
Intel Core i7-8700 (6 cores, 12 threads), I don't even know off hand what the base clock frequency or boost clock is on this thing. It's an IBuyPower midsize full desktop computer.
16 GB DRR4 - probably one of the slower clocks like 2400 or 2666.
RTX 2070 (vanilla) with 8GB GDDR6.
1TB SSD.
Hooked up via HDMI 2.0 to a 2016 50 inch Samsung 4K, HDR10 TV.
Should I play at 1080p 60fps, with very high settings, RTX OFF (if RDR2 is RTX supported),
Should I play at 4K 30fps with Ultra settings (RTX OFF)
or should I go for 1440p,very high settings and RTX effects ON and hope it doesn't dip below 60fps.
Intel Core i7-8700 (6 cores, 12 threads), I don't even know off hand what the base clock frequency or boost clock is on this thing. It's an IBuyPower midsize full desktop computer.
16 GB DRR4 - probably one of the slower clocks like 2400 or 2666.
RTX 2070 (vanilla) with 8GB GDDR6.
1TB SSD.
Hooked up via HDMI 2.0 to a 2016 50 inch Samsung 4K, HDR10 TV.
Should I play at 1080p 60fps, with very high settings, RTX OFF (if RDR2 is RTX supported),
Should I play at 4K 30fps with Ultra settings (RTX OFF)
or should I go for 1440p,very high settings and RTX effects ON and hope it doesn't dip below 60fps.
Don't think so? Lol
Only ones available atm are Special Edition and Ultimate Edition
I wonder. Can you buy this on Steam and easily refund it if it doesn't run sufficently well? Asking because of the Rockstar launcher or whatever the hell it's called.
Bro do you not have a 2TB HDD just to chuck games on
It's cheap as fuck nowadays
Would love to see a comparison of the maxed out lighting in Red Dead 2 vs Metro's raytraced GI. That would be a nice video from DF comparing the best of the old lighting tech vs the newest lighting tech.
Well put together PC ports of current console games should have very reasonable min and recommended specs. They run on potato hardware from 2013 that wasn't that impressive to begin with.