Friday, August 31st 2018
Forza Horizon 4 PC Requirements Revealed
The PC requirements for the latest, upcoming iteration of Forza Horizon (now in its fourth installment) have just been outed. Of course, you wouldn't expect these to be much different from those of Forza Motorsport 6. Forza Horizon 4, developed by Microsoft Games Studios' Playground Games, will launch on October 4th, and promises to take you to new heights in arcade racing.
Being a Games for Windows game, of course, means Windows 10 is part of the minimum requirements - specifically, version 15063.0 of the OS (the Creators Update released back in 2017). Catch up on the rest of the requirements after the break - but if you have an Intel i3-4170, or an NVIDIA GT 740/ AMD R7 250X, you're gold for the minimum.
Minimum
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via ETeknix
Being a Games for Windows game, of course, means Windows 10 is part of the minimum requirements - specifically, version 15063.0 of the OS (the Creators Update released back in 2017). Catch up on the rest of the requirements after the break - but if you have an Intel i3-4170, or an NVIDIA GT 740/ AMD R7 250X, you're gold for the minimum.
Minimum
- OS Windows 10 version 15063.0 or higher
- Architecture x64
- Keyboard
- Mouse
- DirectX DirectX 12 API, Hardware Feature Level 11
- Memory 8 GB
- Video Memory 2 GB
- Processor Intel i3-4170 @ 3.7Ghz OR Intel i5 750 @ 2.67Ghz
- Graphics NVIDIA 650TI OR NVidia GT 740 OR AMD R7 250X
- OS Windows 10 version 15063.0 or higher
- Architecture x64
- Keyboard
- Mouse
- DirectX DirectX 12 API, Hardware Feature Level 11
- Memory 12 GB
- Video Memory 4 GB
- Processor Intel i7-3820 @ 3.6Ghz
- Graphics NVidia GTX 970 OR NVidia GTX 1060 3GB OR AMD R9 290x OR AMD RX 470
38 Comments on Forza Horizon 4 PC Requirements Revealed
This type of stuff can create confusion among players. I'd say 1 CPU model per series should do it.
Pentium G4560 is within minimum, but people might think that it isn't, for example.
Since i have heard the Skylake-X CPUs get very hot, should i buy a Threadripper 1920X then ?
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You don't have to use an Xbox the traditional way (with a TV and a pad). You can put it on your desk, connect to an LCD and play with a mouse/keyboard. You get all of console advantages without going to far from the PC interface you're used to.
Sure, PCs are years ahead in image quality, but you know why is it like that? It's because PC gaming exists. :)
Currently leading Xbox One X costs $500 and good luck matching it's performance with a similarly priced PC. If people stopped gaming on PCs, we would most likely get a $1000 console with 1080Ti-ish performance. :)
If I could live with an Intel IGP for work, having to compromise the whole PC (which I use for 20-30h a week) to run games (3-5h a week) would be just silly and expensive. It's really not hard to understand why so many people moved to consoles.
I have high hopes for game streaming as well.
Maybe it's my first and last console. Maybe few years from now I'll replace it with apps (hopefully for both TV and Windows). :-)
I don't play lag-critical games and I'm fine with 1080p@60fps. I should be covered by the 1st "Xbox in the cloud" generation.
(And the other part of me really wants an RTX2070... But my bank account disagrees :-))