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Video games still target pretty mainstream pc specs. They have to, or no one can run the game. Sans Crysis.
by virtue3 6y ago
Video games still target pretty mainstream pc specs. They have to, or no one can run the game. Sans Crysis.
- Wowfunhappy 6y agoNot every game is Crysis for sure, but for instance, a lot of AAA games right now require 8 GB of memory minimum. The $400 Surface Go 2 that came yesterday has only 4 GB of memory in the base config, and such specs aren't isn't particularly uncommon. Not that you'd be playing AAA games on that machine even if it had more memory, but hence my point.
- grogenaut 6y agoNeither the Xbone or the PS4 offer 8GB of ram to the game (system reserves), and yet almost every AAA game launches on those platforms. They likely couldn't run Slack or the NYT tho. Just think about how slow the PS4 store loads (it's html5) or the whole xbone ui. Games are actually optimized for speed. NYT is optimized on a different key performance indicator.
- p1necone 6y agoLooked up similar hardware running games on Youtube and yup - it's pretty awful even for quite old AAA titles. Bet it still runs league of legends at like 150fps though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQ4Oh0BAt6I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQ4Oh0BAt6I