I5 4690k

Gtx 970 reference version

8 gigs of ram

500 watt powersupply


I get pretty good fps 60 through out my play. Everything is set on very high.


Also when i spawn in about 100 ai bots to fight it's still smooth pretty much.


What about you all

i7 4790k @4.8 ghz - Water Cooled

Gtx 980ti @ stock

16gb of corsair ram

850pro SSD

Windows 10

I play at 1440p "2k" with a 27inch asus monitor.

Well FO4 fried my AMD card on my laptop, well probably didn't,..... so took the opportunity to build a new rig this past week.

Gigabyte GA-Z170XP-SLI MB

i-5 6600k @ 4.2 w/Cool Master Hyper 212 EVO Cooler

16 GB GSkill TridentZ DDR 4 3200 RAM

EVGA Geforce GTX 980 SC

Samsung EVO 850 PRO M.2 250 GB SSD

Samsung EVO 840 500 GB SSD

EVGA 750W 80 Plus Gold PS

Corsair Carbide 500R Case

Asus 24" LED HD Monitor

Smooth as glass with your favorite lube......

Rig in sig.

I run 2560 x 1440 for Fallout 4 due to many 2k and 4k texture mods, Re-shade, MSAA and other settings which improve graphics quality.

Setup in sig I run several texture mods, re-shade, ENBoost, and run on ultra at 1080p. FPS capped at 60, I very rarely have any FPS dips.

You guys think the i7 6700k would be an upgrade over the i5 4690k ?


I guess for example i could have bigger battles, alot more stuff going on with out much fps drop?

Playstation 4

Classic.....=)

i5 3570k 3.40ghz, 8gb ram, GTX 970 4gb vram at a resolution of 1366x768 with everything set to ultra settings. Everything runs silky smooth with no lag or hitches.

lol

By the way, the graphic is decent but frame rate is not very good on PS4.

gtx 980 4g

i7- 4790k 4ghz

1tb hdd

8g ram

some fancy asus mb I can't remember the letter and numbers

Runs all max settings like a champ, but I'm hooked to a tv so it's locked at 1080p

PS4

i7 4790 @ 4.00GHz (factory speed) but I have overclocked it in bios. I think 12% or something like that. Cooled by a Noctua UH12 cooler.

Asus Z97-pro gramer MB.

Asus GF Ti560 CUII,

8GB RAM XMS3

SSD 240GB system drive, don't remember make/model. Possibly a crucial drive

regular SATA drive 500GB dedicated for games.

Corsair AX750 power supply

BenQ E2200HD widescreen monitor.

Graphics card is a bit old but it works although I obviously don't max settings.

Not in games. You'd probably notice it in video editing and stuff though. As for my specs,


I7 6700

8 gig ddr5 ram

R7 370 with 4 GB memory.


Runs game on ultra without a hiccup or crash

Intel E6600 overclocked to 3400 Mhz on an ASUS P5wdh-delux 4Gb DDR2 Ram Win7 Pro, ATI 5670 1Gb video - on high, shadows turned down , god rays off. texture replacers. FPS 30 to 40 in Sanctuary, Below 20 in the Financial district. 19 inch 4/3 monitor 1024/768. Works as expected for a 10 year old computer, but I seem to be missing out on a lot of the problems people are having on newer hardware.---This computer does not even meet Skyrim minimum specs.

Before replacing the GPU in my desktop that died two days before Fallout 4 was released, I was playing it n my Dell Latitude 3540 laptop:

Core i5-4200u

Radeon HD 8850m

1080p screen (but played at 1600x900)

8GB RAM

I got decent performance with a mix of low and medium graphic settings and I disabled all shadows in FalloutPref.ini.

Once I got my GTX 970 I was able to play on my PC (i5-4670k).

I'm going to be building a DAW/Gaming rig soon and have been looking at the Gtx 970 series video cards.

I've read great reviews on it with the exception that some people are hearing a high pitched whine coming from the coils on the card itself.

You guys that have this card, have you heard this sound and is it loud? I'm worried I'll get one that's making this noise and my mic's will pick it up when I'm recording.

Thanks!

Shane

Intel i-7 4790

Nvidia gtx 980

16 gb ram

My monitor is really old though. 1920x1200 , 60 Hz

Ultra high settings, I get 60 fps, very rare it drops to 40.

I run a stand alone DAC and it sounds very nice. I would not use the audio from a video card for a DAW myself.

Ancient i5 750 and a GTX 780 to run my 2560x1600 display. It is sweet.

Alienware 15 r2 laptop
I7 quad 6700hq
24" LG @ 1080
Nvidia 970m 3g onboard
upgraded to 16g Corsair ddr4
1tb 7200

no cap on FPS, never stutters.

Thanks. I have an external one too. It's an older recording interface but it's dying. Some kind of internal relay clicks wildly when I activate the phantom power for my mic's with or without a mic connected.

I have the same CPU as you do. It's good to know that it can handle FO4 if I decide to keep it. I'm thinking I'll slap a Gtx970 in, put in some more ram, an ssd drive (the drives have died that's why I'm thinking of building a new one) and just use the embedded video on the mobo of the new DAW that I build. Or the ancient card I'm currently using in my 750. Recording software doesn't require any video processing power unless you are doing video editing which I'm not.

Thanks.

• AMD A10-7850K Processor 3.7 GHz


• 12 GB DDR3 RAM


• 2 TB 7200 rpm Hard Drive, 8 GB Solid State Drive


• Graphics Card: EVGA GeForce GT 740 Superclocked - 4GB DDR


• 24" Monitor 1920 x 1080


• Win 10

My rig originally came with a 2 GB AMD Radeon card, but I switched it out for the 4 gig Nvidia one.

My games run pretty smooth, without any issues. I just find that Win 10 has so many background processes running, it's ridiculous. I had to trick the system to shut down Cortana completely and I also have to make sure that Superfetch isn't running. Otherwise I will have issues with stuttering sound and/or FPS drops. I'm really debating of switching back to Win 7, since I have never encountered issues with any of my games while running that OS.

nothing special but it works good for me

CPU- AMD FX 8350 4GHz AM3+ Black Edition

MB- ASUS M5A99FX PRO R2.0 Socket AM3+ 990FX ATX AMD Motherboard?

RAM- Corsair Vengeance Pro Series 16GB DDR3-1866 (PC3-15000) CL9 Dual Channel Memory Modules

HDD - S?amsung 840 250g SSD + Seagate Hybrid 1T HDD

GPU- 2x E?vga 970 SSC in SLI

monitor AoC 27"? 1920 x 1080

PSU- Corsair 1000w

case - Cooler Master HAF 932 Advanced Full Tower Case

Yea , runs very good and is nothing slowed it down yet .. is a year in the making so cost wasn't all at once .

I do run evga precision x at custom fan speeds

i7-950

HD7970

8GB RAM

I run it at 1080p and have disabled Screen Space Reflections, and put God Rays on Low and Shadows at Medium Quality and Distance. I also recently bumped Draw Distance down to High from Ultra for better performance in Boston.

Game still looks great, and now runs great. I'm hoping my 7970 can last me until Pascal. I'll be taking a look at Zen too.

BTW OP, there is no "very High", just High and Ultra.