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Microsoft and Bethesda they haven’t confirmed yet requirements of Starfield, one of the most anticipated games of the moment and undoubtedly one of the biggest engines of the
Microsoft and Bethesda they haven’t confirmed yet requirements of Starfield, one of the most anticipated games of the moment and undoubtedly one of the biggest engines of the Xbox Series X and Series S, as it will be exclusive to the said consoles and PC. However, this data already provides us with very valuable information that allows us to make a well-founded estimate of your possible requirements.
We also know that Starfield will be built on Creation Engine 2 graphics enginewhich is an update to the Creation Engine, the graphics engine that was used in Fallout 4 and Fallout 76. This new graphics engine will also power other highly anticipated games like Fallout 5 and The Elder Scrolls VI, so it’s likely that they all share very similar requirements.
The technical base of Starfield will be the Xbox Series Sa console that has 10 GB of unified memory, 8 of which remain free for games, and has a trimmed Zen 2 CPU and a Radeon RDNA2 GPU with 1,280 shaders without an infinite cache and with fairly narrow frequencies, so it is not quite able to match the Radeon RX 6500 XT in raw power, so it’s clear that Starfield’s requirements will be quite reasonable.
With this configuration the game should work 1080p and low quality, or maybe low medium, with an acceptable frame rate (probably between 30 and 40 FPS).
If we meet these requirements, we can most likely push the game in 1080p resolution and maximum quality with total fluidity, or in 1440p with fluidity by adjusting the graphic quality. It will all depend on how it is optimized.
This configuration should be enough for you to play it 1440p with maximum quality and overall smoothnessand also to get 4K graphics quality setting so that I don’t have any fluidity issues, although again it will all depend on how the game is optimized.
The Starfield launch will take place on September 6 and as many of our readers know, it’s shaping up to be a futuristic action RPG title focused on interplanetary exploration, and the truth is, it has details that remind me a lot of Fallout.
Source: Muy Computer
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