My question is what setting will I be able to run this game at over 30+ FPS. Here's my computer specs

i7 2600 3.40 Ghz

8GB Ram

Geforce GTX 750TI graphics card 2GB

772gb free HD space.

Thanks for the suggestions in advance.

max.

http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri you're welcome.

Run the test and it'll anolyze what specs your computer has a run them against how good it'll play.

Although I'd say yes it will run more than 30 fps easily.

mine box old ... well, sorta, it is about 5 years old, still very capable, i dont feel the Need to play at MaxSettings

I7-3.? Giglyherts (1st gen)

3GB ram (was gunna go 6-core, but that a waste o time now)

ATi HD4570 512MB

windoze 7-64

running ESO @ 1680(?) x "Woteva it is", moderate settings, all extra setts (bloom etc) -off, resample set to closest to 100% -looks nice with all the mathematically correct rendered harsh edges softened (ArmA3 the same), gunna up the draw distance tho so i can see the shard thingies before i trip over them

runs sweet - looks lovely. get a solid 25-30 fps outa it, which is plenty for this type of game (i'd want 30-40 if it was a shooter however) only time it gets framey is when loading characters into memory at the start, snappy between 'travels', combat pretty good and solid too.

Much better than my PC and I run with everything maxed... Not sure what my fps are, but definitely more than 30.

Listing hdd space even listing a hdd seems odd on a performance thread

you can always use the /fps command to see realtime fps in game.

Should have no issues. Prior to my upgrade this week, I was running a i7-2600 and nvidia 580GTX at 1920x1080 and had everything on max to include view distance at 100. Other than a few areas, I stayed around 50-70 fps. Low spots where around 40 fps (using fraps to measure). I would imagine a large PvP battle might have gotten me down lower, at which time I imagine turning off Shadows would resolve that issue.