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Many much cheaper 3 year old PCs would handle this fine
by naillo 3y ago
Many much cheaper 3 year old PCs would handle this fine
- dannyw 3y agoNo, you won’t many cheaper 3 year old laptops running Cyperpunk 2077 on Ultra this well… name one.
- dahauns 3y agoHonestly, I wouldn't use the phrase "this well" non-sarcastically for ~15fps at 1440x900 like shown in the video.
- WhereIsTheTruth 3y agothis is on Ultra graphics settings.. not lot of laptop could even run it on Low Cyberpunk is known to be a VERY demanding open world game on lowest setting, this should probably be fine
- smoldesu 3y agoIt's an impressive turnout, but I wouldn't ignore the power of modern low-end APUs. Here's a 3-generation-old, entry level Ryzen laptop playing the game for comparison: https://youtu.be/Aqgm0zcV7Kw https://youtu.be/Aqgm0zcV7Kw "this well" is more or less equivalent to a older Ryzen 3's native performance. Apple is really banking on developers recompiling for ARM to reduce overhead here.
- dahauns 3y agoWithout RT it's actually not that demanding. I mean, here's the game on Ultra on a Steam Deck: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHeso2jc_L0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHeso2jc_L0
- WhereIsTheTruth 3y agoComparison is not fair, game porting toolkit also does X86 -> ARM, so it's missing perf on lot of HW intrinsics Also this is the 1st gen M1, which was released in 2020, I wonder what's the performance like on the newest models?
- dahauns 3y agoHey, you made the claim "not a lot of laptops could run it even on low". I just put that in perspective.
- Jnr 3y agoIt says Ultra, but ray tracing is not supported so it is not really "ultra".
- sudosysgen 3y ago1440p900? Any laptop with a 2060 mobile would do it. At 1500$ it's well within budget.
- smoldesu 3y ago> name one. At 900p? Steam Deck does just fine (and it's SOC is even older).
- rowanG077 3y ago13 inch ultra lights? I very much doubt that. You are basically relegated to igpus. I could see Ryzen 7840u beating the M1. But 3 years ago the best there was was the Ryzen 5800u.