The Witcher does not work well on any graphics settings (The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt)
All good afternoon. Game version 1.06Config: Intel Core i3 - 3245
RAM - 4GB
Video: AMD Radeon hd 7750 (1gb)
Actually, you can't say that the Witcher slows down directly, but it's somehow not pleasant. Jerks, reloading grass, distant objects. Moreover, I put high settings, which are low, the difference in FPS is somewhere around 5-10. What do you recommend in my case? Maybe you can tweak the settings somehow. Or maybe it's worth changing something in the system unit? (The fact that I know little of the operatives myself, but in my opinion it is not a decisive factor in my case)
It is worth changing the system unit, 1gb cards and 4gb RAM are clearly not enough, and the processor is weak.
And your computer doesn't even fit the minimum wage.
13baph13
I agree, the computer is rather weak. And what will advise? So that you can play normally on high and get stable 40-50 fps?
Upgrade the hardware, add up to 8 RAM, at least a 2 gig video card, take the processor as soon as possible. Video level gtx 700 and above, i5 / i7 processor overclocked, provide good cooling
viktorvvv555
I don't really understand which processor and video card are best suited for the game, please write the most optimal models (for high settings without Geralt's hair)
RedBlack23
On my gtx 770, i7 3770, 8gb, I don’t have stable 40 fps on medium, it often drops to 35. So for stable 40+ on high, I’ll have to fork out for top-end hardware, at least 970 vidyuhu and percent, which will completely reveal it. (This is if the resolution is full hd).
RedBlack23
Take i7 3770/4770 or i5 4570 gtx 970/960 video card. This game is more demanding on the video card. It is better to take a fast processor for this video card in order to fully reveal the potential of the video card
I have 2 PCs. On one, like your RAM - 4GB and 1GB of video. And here it hangs a little (even at the minimum). On the other RAM - 8GB and 2GB of video and not the best Intel Core i5, but on it almost everything (keyword almost) is on high, and the game is played with a bang. So draw your own conclusions. Wild Hunt is far from being the most demanding game, add up to 8GB of RAM and 2GB of video and you should be fine.
13baph13
If you do not need to change motherboards, hard, etc. then I’m ready to spend 30,000 (I still wanted to update the hardware)
I watch video testing of processors on this game, intel core i3 - 4130 copes well with it and produces 38fps.
RedBlack23
For starters, you can buy a 970 not a reference, from MSI or Asus, be sure to add 4 gigabytes of opera, and even a PSU to pull it and it will be fine.
http://www.regard.ru/catalog/product162354.htm
RedBlack23
i5-4690k (4 cores, 3.5ghz-3.9ghz)
msi z97
​​8gb
M.2 plextor 256gb (770/580)
Nvidia 970
To be honest, now is not the best time to buy iron. The ruble fell, iron, even old stuff, did not rise in price. I bought a GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 750 Ti 1033Mhz PCI-E 3.0 2048Mb 5400Mhz 128 bit 2xDVI 2xHDMI HDCP a year ago for about 6 thousand rubles, I now looked at how much it costs ofigel, the average price is about 9 thousand, horror. If 1-2 years ago for 25 thousand it was possible to assemble an excellent (budget) system unit, now it will take 30 thousand for about the same. Bad time to upgrade hardware
LittleJoke
is already too much money))
13baph13 Motherboard
model H61M-S20 (G3) (MS-7788)
Uruz
That's for sure. I took i7 3770 2 years ago for 9.5k, now it costs 15-20k. And vidyuhi gtx 770 took a year ago for 12, and now it is sold at a price of 18k in the same store.
RedBlack23
I have i5 4430.8 gigs of opera and vidyuha 980, before that I was 760. Right now I'm playing on ultra settings, without hair and ultra textures, there's no sense in them, maybe they'll finish it later. no. if you only have thirty, it’s better to wait, maybe the price will drop at least a little. buying a 700 series, taking into account the future, is not an option at all, it’s better to take it more powerful, otherwise it will become obsolete without having time to pass the warranty. look at YouTube reviews on processors with benchmarks, you will decide from these videos what is enough for you. I will personally take the i7 4790 or 4770. in short, take the equipment with a power reserve, and if not enough, do not rush to spend money, pick it up, maybe the dollar will fall during this time