Especially if you drop the quality: the High preset averaged 55fps, while Medium managed 59fps and Low pushed out a near-constant 60fps. But given this combination averaged 49fps at 1080p using the Maximum graphics preset, having less memory or an older GPU shouldn’t preclude you from clearing the 30fps mark at this resolution. Admittedly, when I tested the GTX 1060 it was a 6GB version – not 3GB – and it was installed in my main test rig, which has a very much above-spec Intel Core i5-11600K and 16GB of RAM. GPU – Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 / AMD Radeon RX Vega 56Īsking for 12GB of system RAM remains weird to me, but if your PC isn’t quite up these standards, know that you have more wiggle room than such a high minimum spec would suggest.CPU – Intel Core I7-8700K / AMD Ryzen 5 3600X.GPU – Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 3GB / AMD Radeon RX 580 4GB.CPU – Intel Core i5-8400 / AMD Ryzen 3 3300X.Let’s start with a reminder of those system requirements, and see how on the money they are.Įlden Ring PC requirements and performance
And while Elden Ring probably does feel better on a controller than a mouse and keyboard, UI rejigging for the latter remains poor.įor now, then, the highest you can aspire to is a solid 60fps.
Like Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and Dark Souls III before it, Elden Ring launches with a 60fps cap – so anyone who’s invested in one of the best graphics cards or the best gaming monitors will find themselves leashed, at least until enterprising modders can come up with an unofficial patch. But be warned: Just because it can run decently on PC, doesn’t mean that this is a particularly good PC port. Below, you’ll find guide to Elden Ring’s best settings, based on my performance testing so far. As it turns out, Elden Ring will perfectly manageable on a range of hardware, and even if you do want to up the frame rate, there are over a dozen custom graphics options to help you get there. If the minimum recommended graphics card is a GTX 1060, how hard will it be to travel the Lands Between on the highest quality settings? Or at 4K? Would this game kill PCs like it kills player characters? When the Elden Ring system requirements landed on Steam with a dull, disappointing thud, I’d admit to some worry about FromSoftware’s latest would perform on PC. Oh dear! There are a few possible fixes you can try, though, and I'll keep this guide updated should more official improvements arrive.
Sadly, players are still reporting problems, including some that I dodged - like invisible enemies. Update: Elden Ring is now out and the recipient of a day-one patch, which in part aims to address the stuttering issue described in the performance section below.
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