Final Fantasy XV Might Be Impossible To Run In 4k at 60FPS
Mike Sanders / 7 years ago
Final Fantasy XV
Final Fantasy XV could represent one of the best looking games ever released for PC. It may, in addition, prove to be one of the most system demanding at high-level since the infamous Crysis.
A report has, however, found that no graphics card appears capable of running Final Fantasy XV in 4k at 60fps.
Graphics card performance in FFXV
When the benchmarking tool released, we all knew roughly where we stood with our systems and Final Fantasy XV. Personally, I was looking at the 1440p experience on high-graphics and fortunately, things seemed reasonably rosy.
In a report via PCGamesN, however, with the demo released yesterday, it appears that no graphics card might be powerful enough to run the game in 4k resolution at 60fps.
A game with graphics that are too good
In the testing, they round that while attempting to run the game in 4k, results were well below 60fps. The closest they were able to get was 57fps running on a Nvidia 1080ti. This, was with the Nvidia technology GameWorks disabled! Now, unless you have the best part of £1000 in your pocket, or already own one of these, sadly you might need to forget 4k gaming.
Even cards such as the Nvidia 1060 or AMD 580 in 1080p were only getting around the 40-60 mark. This though, with GameWorks activated.
Not great news so far
While I expect that everyone with a half-decent PC will find their level in Final Fantasy XV, this has confirmed what many of us already suspected. Final Fantasy XV might look fantastic, but it might need an absolute beast of a system to manage it.
Those usually accustomed to 4k gaming might have to take the step down to 1440p and similarly for those at 1440p going to 1080p.
This doesn’t appear to be anything to do with optimization issues for PCs. The game might simply be too good for the current market.
What do you think? Have you downloaded the demo? How did your PC fare? – Let us know in the comments!
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