#Can i run doom 4 Pc#

I can't tell you what to do with your money, but I'm really surprised at how well this card works for the price. I would say save up a bit, I ended up paying $280 with tax getting it from Best Buy, simply because they had one in store.В AndВ I think my 760 cost around $320, even though it was an older card when I bought it. On Doom Eternal, I'm getting 150-200 FPS on Ultra, 120-200В on Nightmare, with the texture preloadingВ turned down to Ultra (Because it says 6GB isn't enough VRAM to have the texture preloading set to Nighmare). Now it's a solid 200 FPS on ultra, because that's as high as the engine goes. Long story short, I was getting 35-60 FPS on Doom 2016 on high settings, some on ultra with the old card. And I finally decided to go ahead and buy Doom Eternal anyway, so I needed to finally get aВ new card. I had my old GTX 760 TI since 2014, and I kept trying to convince myself that it was still ok. I don't regret it, yeah it costs a bit more than the 1650, but if you pay a bit more now, you can go longer without having to replace the thing.

Honestly, I spoiled myself last week and got an MSI GTX 1660 TI Super. Besides, at the moment, none of the other games in my Steam need anything more than a 960.

#Can i run doom 4 Pc#

I've done it before, gotten a hot new game when my PC was less than the intended spec, and liked it enough to upgrade. I want to get the game added to my Steam to get it out of the way so I can gather the money for the 1650S later, just so I can try the game first. I believe I can get it running on the 960 at a reasonable frame rate at a much lower resolution than 1080p, even if it looks terrible. Change of plan: I'm buying the game first, then the gfx card later.