Resident Evil 2 and 3 aren't overly demanding relative to modern hardware. I recall getting those frame rates on a 2500K and GTX 1060. I wasn't running at 1440p or max settings but more like 1200p and mostly max settings, so it was close enough. That was pre-ray tracing update though. Still, I can't imagine you should have any issues with those two on most any modern hardware, although things can change fast when you set a firm "I don't want to reduce any setting" criteria for yourself.

Resident Evil 4 and Village, on the other hand, are a little more demanding as far as I know (I haven't played either). In particular, 8 GB video cards may require the need to reduce the texture settings (and/or it may automatically provide you with lower quality ones). But that shouldn't be a problem on a 9070 as it doesn't come in 8 GB.

What's your current specs?

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Illusion of Progress:

Resident Evil 2 and 3 aren't overly demanding relative to modern hardware. I recall getting those frame rates on a 2500K and GTX 1060. I wasn't running at 1440p or max settings but more like 1200p and mostly max settings, so it was close enough. That was pre-ray tracing update though. Still, I can't imagine you should have any issues with those two on most any modern hardware, although things can change fast when you set a firm "I don't want to reduce any setting" criteria for yourself.

Resident Evil 4 and Village, on the other hand, are a little more demanding as far as I know (I haven't played either). In particular, 8 GB video cards may require the need to reduce the texture settings (and/or it may automatically provide you with lower quality ones). But that shouldn't be a problem on a 9070 as it doesn't come in 8 GB.

You need 12 gb vram minimun for most games

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από lailaamell:

You need 12 gb vram minimun for most games

I'm not sure what the point of that generalized statement was.