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For those who have pre-ordered it is already here, the rest have to wait a little longer. Starfield is finally here! Have you bought it, why or why not? If you've already played it, what do you think of it? We are very curious!
Discuss all things Starfield below!
What are your pc specs?
Ryzen 7 3700x, 32gb DDR4, nVidia RTX 2070 Super, @ 1440p.
I’m on a 3070, 10700k, 32GB ram, and it runs really well at 1080p. I’m hoping the steam deck can keep up decently as well
I mean you have a 3070 with a 1080p monitor. It would be a failure if any game didn’t run well on those specs. 1440p is more logical setup. 4K a challenging one.
That’s fair, I think fallout 4 scared me lol. That shit barely ran even on 1080p
I've been streaming it to my deck, I don't want to make space for it yet lol
Can I ask what your experiences are with streaming to the deck? I have a 5ghz router and still run into latency issues. Do you get good results, and if so what kinda router are you using?
My router is terrible, it's a linksys, cost me $400 and is just horrible to configure. It is however a WiFi 6 router with 5Ghz. The wifi 6, as I understand it, is the biggest benefit.
I get a capture of 60FPS and it says I'm getting 60FPS. The other thing is I have a clear line of sight between me an the router.
Damn that sounds amazing. I’ll have to check out some WiFi 6 routers — I thought I was up to date but clearly not! Thank you for the info
Also, make sure you enable HVEC decoding on your deck, it's higher performance compression
Thank you!! I will check on that tonight