I've said it before, vsync off can make a 10Hz monitor output 1000fps. If you do not know why disabling vsync gives you a VERY false framerate readout, go read up on it.
We're talking 2080's in SLI and a good CPU.Īlso, I am willing to bet your "other games" run with vsync off so you get the fairy tale of "100fps" when half of those frames are incomplete. Hell I can't get 60fps in Ark or 7 Days, and I have two GTX 1070's in SLI! Granted, Unity only uses one because Unity lives in the 90's, but at any modern resolution (1K-4K) with max settings, you'll need some serious hardware. Don't expect a steady 60fps unless you want to drop a LOT of cash. YOu can probably watch your cores in Task Manager to see this if you really want to.Īs for your definition of "running good", it REALLY sounds like you are a console player trying to get into PC gaming. There are several forum threads about that on these forums. I mean heck, we have the i9 series!Īnyway, 7 Days does use multiple threads/cores just fine. It is stupid and one of the few things I seriously dislike about Intel. Intel CPUs rarely drop in price, even years after they are out of production. This is a very touchy subject for me because I'm upgrading my pc at the moment and can't get any straight answers and I'm not really looking to spend 3 thousand or more just to go overkill on this game when all other games run perfectly on a pc that costs half that price. If you want 4k and all the extras then yeah.you are going to have to spend a nice bit of cash. In the last thread on this topic a few people came in and said they are running it fine on very old hardware so let me clarify what "running good" means to me, at least 60fps on highest settings. I know the game isn't finished and I don't expect the minimum requirements to stay as they were when the game released but there really should be an update to the minimum requirments that are stated on the steam page because those are ridiculously off. Like I said in my original post though, nothing is written in stone here because this game seems to have "special needs". This setup will run most games at 100 fps or more on the highest settings. From what I have been reading 7D2D doesn't use multiple cores properly so if it doesn't run flawless with that cpu then that's on the game and not the hardware assuming it is supported with at least 16gb ram and a decent gfx card. If you want to spend a bit the i7-8700k is just under 400 bucks and should be more than enough. That's still a thousand dollar cpu.hardly cheap bit I'm thinking you wanted to flex.
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