The Cohhilition

Im trying making sure I can play Fallout 4 without having to worry about my PC lagging. Since I personally don't know alot about computers, I would love to get some advice from more experienced people!

These are my current specs:
GPU: GeForce GTX 760
CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770 CPU @ 3.40GHz
Memory: 8 GB Ram (7.93 GB usable)
Current resolution: 1920 x 1080, 60Hz
Driver version: 353.62
Operating system: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro

If there is any more information you need just let me know.

well your only "weakspot" is your gpu and even that is not all that shabby. how much are you willing to spend?

Im willing to spend around 400-500 euro. Also im going to reinstall windows, and my drivers which will hopefully help.
I have crossfire on my motherboard aswell which I can use to get another graphics card. Although I have no idea how that works.

Willing doesn't sound too convincing. h3lloj3llo has a good point with your system being pretty decent already. I would wait for the game to come out honestly and then go from there. If FO4 requires more power, then order a new GPU and play for a day or 2 until it comes.

If you do not need it, then you saved a bunch of money.....for things you can buy with gyros...

I wasn't able to play the witcher 3 without lag. This is why I wasn't sure if my PC would be able to handle Fallout 4

IF you have played any of the Fallout 3 or NV, you know they go more for immersion and world size and what not over textures and graphics, but this one may be completely different.

If you look at a few other games that came out in 2010 like NV you can see that there were a few that had better graphics, but the world size wasn't close.

I would say put it in a rainy day fund and wait and see. Some companies release PC requirements before release as well, so we will see.

Alright, ill just be saving my money. No upgrades for now besides cleaning up my PC. Thanks for the advice

[QUOTE="ThisIsMadnez, post: 28439, member: 59113"]Alright, ill just be saving my money. No upgrades for now besides cleaning up my PC. Thanks for the advice [/QUOTE]

Best PC upgrade right there!

I like to run a few programs when I am working on my computer. You might want to think about adding some more memory. Just an idea, I run 32 GB on my system.