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Final Fantasy VII Remake PC system requirements
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I bet, Final Fantasy 7 would look great on a modern gaming PC. I wish I can play this game.
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That's good at least.
I know the "max" shadows are supposed to be softer and more realistic, but I almost always use low/medium shadows even on my gaming rig. I like that the shadows are darker and tend to be a bit sharper. Also helps that it's a preference of mine because it is also a significant FPS increase with lower shadows.
Recommended specs call for a GTX 1080, the min specs are typically recommended for low/medium graphics at 1080p 30fps. So technically it does require a higher GPU lol
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Then you must download the hook mod and change the game's ini settings and install RTSS to fix the stuttering issues
FFVIIHook - INI and dev console unlocker
Unlocks the dev-console, giving access to console commands & easy changes to the games CVars - along with allowing loose INI config files to be loaded in from the games config folder
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Works if i had one working laptop kek as offline things started so I didn't look into personal requirements like laptopThen you must download the hook mod and change the game's ini settings and install RTSS to fix the stuttering issues
FFVIIHook - INI and dev console unlocker
Unlocks the dev-console, giving access to console commands & easy changes to the games CVars - along with allowing loose INI config files to be loaded in from the games config folder
Well you'll get your new laptop soon right? so might as well get ready for it. Run the game in DX11 instead of DX12 because it runs better in DX11 as the game was made with DX11 originally and set these in the game's Engine.ini file, really important:Works if i had one working laptop kek as offline things started so I didn't look into personal requirements like laptop
[SystemSettings]
r.DynamicRes.OperationMode=0
r.DynamicRes.MinScreenPercentage=100
r.DynamicRes.MaxScreenPercentage=100
r.ScreenPercentage=100 ;
t.MaxFPS=0
r.D3D11.UseAllowTearing = 0
r.VSync=0
r.Streaming.PoolSize=2850 ;
r.Streaming.MaxTempMemoryAllowed=600; 600 to 1500
r.Streaming.AmortizeCPUToGPUCopy=1
r.Streaming.MaxNumTexturesToStreamPerFrame=2 ; 2 or 3
r.Streaming.NumStaticComponentsProcessedPerFrame=3
r.Streaming.FramesForFullUpdate=1
s.AsyncLoadingThreadEnabled=1
s.AsyncLoadingTimeLimit=0.1
s.LevelStreamingActorsUpdateTimeLimit=0.1
s.UnregisterComponentsTimeLimit=0.1
s.AsyncLoadingUseFullTimeLimit=0
s.IoDispatcherCacheSizeMB=256 ; or more if you have a large amount of ram
s.LevelStreamingComponentsRegistrationGranularity=1
s.LevelStreamingComponentsUnregistrationGranularity=1
s.MaxIncomingRequestsToStall=1
s.MaxReadyRequestsToStallMB=0
s.MinBulkDataSizeForAsyncLoading=0
s.PriorityAsyncLoadingExtraTime=0
r.Streaming.LimitPoolSizeToVRAM=1;
Yer welcomeThanks for the great info mate
also with RTSS set fps limit to 40 to fix the stuttering with FMVs.
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With the streaming poolsize you'll have to experiment a bit, the values I posted work well with highest textures detail, if it still stutters lower the pool size and increase the MaxTempMemory and set textures to low from ingame option:
r.Streaming.PoolSize=2850 ;
r.Streaming.MaxTempMemoryAllowed=600
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I could play on PC if I wanted to but I might need my memory for other things.