Game was a slog to get screen to screen before now those load times are instant. It's also super smooth consistently. I'm impressed. dasb00tj 3 years ago #4. Its still FFXV though. Can't say I hated it since I beat it. But there's no upgrade that could come out for it that would ever make me run it again.

The ultimate version of the fifteenth Final Fantasy (how many fantasies can really be final, eh?) has been outed, and now PC gamers now when they can expect to go around the most perfect iteration of the Final Fantasy XV game world. The latest, greatest, and heavily graphically-revised Final Fantasy will finally hit the PC platform on March 6.

This is the standard quality setting for a PC that meets the recommended specifications. High quality: This setting will activate the high end graphical features incorporated into FINAL FANTASY XV WINDOWS EDITION, such as NVIDIA® Turf Effects™, NVIDIA® HairWorks™ and NVIDIA® Flow™, etc.

In order to be able to run FINAL FANTASY XV at a minimum standard for the game, you will need a CPU ranked better than Intel® Core™ i5-2500 (3.3GHz and above) / AMD FX™-6100 (3.3GHz and above), more than 8 GB RAM, a GPU that is better ranked than NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 760 / NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1050 / AMD Radeon™ R9 280 , while the PC
Get it on PC. It isn't "unoptimised" Most mid-range PCs can run it with better graphics than a PS4 by miles. PC people just tend to want to be able to run everything at 4K 60fps, max everything. It can do that, but at 30fps. That's not unoptimised for the sack of costly NVIDIA effects that are in the game.
Characters that appear in Final Fantasy XV and its adjacent media (i.e. its DLC). For a list of the Astrals, see Astrals. Included here are named characters that appear in Kingsglaive and Final Fantasy XV - Dawn of the Future -. Information listed here will be limited to avoid extraneous spoilers (an individual character's story can be learned from their character page). Lucis is the main Just for fun, here's the specs for the 1998 PC release of FFVII. OS: Windows 95. CPU: Pentium 166MHz without a 3D accelerator, or Pentium 133MHz with a recommended 3D accelerator. RAM: 32 MB. HDD: 260 MB (minimum), 460 MB (recommended) CD: Quad-speed or faster. Besides elaborating on the technical specifications of the Final Fantasy XV demo and hinting at a possible PC release, Tabata had a few other interesting tidbits to share about the game.

Regarding the recommended specs you’ll have to own a GTX 1060, an i7 3770 or a FX 8350, and last but not least 16 gigabytes of RAM. A PC port of Final Fantasy XV was announced back in August

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