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10/13/2019 9:33:33 PM
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I don't believe they updated the minimum requirements going into shadowkeep.
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They did. It was some random shitty cpu before now its rx 1600 3.6hz
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Edited by Ari: 10/13/2019 10:17:39 PMProcessor Intel® Core™ i5 2400 3.4 GHz or i5 7400 3.5 GHz / AMD Ryzen R5 1600X 3.6 GHz It's exactly the same as it was in battle.net, but still it's kinda odd since those cpu don't have the same performance..
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I'm not familiar with the apple variants, but, I'll never go with anything but true dev, ie: intel as opposed to AMD, as far as parts goes. They may spec out the same but the performance under pressure is going to be different, especially when you take the quirks of the internet into play. That's why I absolutely don't trust anything a dev specs for you. They test in a box, the internet is anything but that.
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I dunno. I have a 1600 3.2ghz and im hitting 75fps on most locations at lower settings. Supposedly 1600x 3.6 is for 1080p 60fps on med to high settings.
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I know i know.. i need to upgrade to a six core cpu.. but still it's really odd that this wasn't happening before.. and the sysreq are the same..
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Edited by ITZ Baddy: 10/13/2019 9:53:32 PMWhich is still hella crappy lol. I went with 32gig. I plan on not re-building for a MINIMUM of 15 years. Intel i-7 9700k chip.
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It is crappy. But bungie isnt here building future proof rigs for you. Theyre just wanting the minimum and recommended for their game.
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and when have they EVER been right? Just sayin'
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I dunno. I have pretty much exactly the recommended specs and im getting what they recommended.
