config laptop for game

[KcsGreg]

Hello,

I would like to know if my laptop configuration is recommended for Ghost Of Tsushima

I'm not sure if my configuration is recommended

My laptop : configuration
Ryzen 7 5800H
3070 (8GB VRAM) - TGP (100W)
16GB RAM
SSD 512
SSD 2TO

 

[64K]

According to what is recommended on Steam you are fine. It recommends a desktop RTX 2060 but your laptop 3070 is probably close or maybe even a little better and even if it's not you can always adjust settings. Either way you are well above the minimum requirements so you will be fine.

 

[KcsGreg]

According to what is recommended on Steam you are fine. It recommends a desktop RTX 2060 but your laptop 3070 is probably close or maybe even a little better and even if it's not you can always adjust settings. Either way you are well above the minimum requirements so you will be fine.

Yet on starfield even by adjusting the parameters I do not even exceed 50 FPS constant

 

[wNotyarD]

It is common for laptops to dynamically adjust its power budget between its CPU and its GPU, so you'll hardly ever get "maximum performance" that either part should get you by specs alone.
Does Ghost of Tsushima (and Starfield, as you did use it as an example) have DLSS, though? As much as I am particularly against using upscaling whenever possible, I recognize it as an option whenever things require it.

 

[Frick]

Yet on starfield even by adjusting the parameters I do not even exceed 50 FPS constant

Starfield is a heavier game than Ghosts of Tsushima. You need DLSS for that game.

 

[KcsGreg]

Thanks m,

Starfield is a heavier game than Ghosts of Tsushima. You need DLSS for that game.

So Ghost of tsushima if I adjust it graphically it will run at 60 FPS?

 

[QuietBob]

From Notebook Check:

 

[KcsGreg]

From Notebook Check:

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It’s wrong what they put by what I would be surprised that Alan Wake goes to 90FPS in low quality it should not even work with the power it requires

 

[Frick]

Thanks m,

So Ghost of tsushima if I adjust it graphically it will run at 60 FPS?

Yeah sure.

 

[64K]

I think you will be fine but if you get it and it doesn't meet your fps expectations then just return it within the return window time.

 

[Dr. Dro]

That laptop is gonna run Ghost of Tsushima just fine. Use settings close to what would be recommended for the desktop RTX 3060. You might be interested in an upgrade to 32 GB of RAM down the road, though. It's a good one.

 

[KcsGreg]

I think you will be fine but if you get it and it doesn't meet your fps expectations then just return it within the return window time.

I took it and I will adjust it graphically so that it reaches 60 FPS

It is common for laptops to dynamically adjust its power budget between its CPU and its GPU, so you'll hardly ever get "maximum performance" that either part should get you by specs alone.
Does Ghost of Tsushima (and Starfield, as you did use it as an example) have DLSS, though? As much as I am particularly against using upscaling whenever possible, I recognize it as an option whenever things require it.

I can’t get it set on my machine

 

[wNotyarD]

I can’t get it set on my machine

You don't, the manufacturer does.

 

[KcsGreg]

You don't, the manufacturer does.

Do you know which graphic parameter is best optimized for my laptop ?

 

[wNotyarD]

Do you know which graphic parameter is best optimized for my laptop ?

For a mobile 3070? First things first, whenever you're gaming set Windows power plan to High Performance.
Ingame, as Dro said, set things roughly the same one would set for a desktop 3060. But rule of thumb, start at maximum settings (turn DLSS on from the get go if the game has it) and tune everything down as needed to match your desired frame rate. Only setting I'd say to never turn on if available is Path Tracing. Ray Tracing yes, medium if need be, buy never Path Tracing.

 

[KcsGreg]

For a mobile 3070? First things first, whenever you're gaming set Windows power plan to High Performance.
Ingame, as Dro said, set things roughly the same one would set for a desktop 3060. But rule of thumb, start at maximum settings (turn DLSS on from the get go if the game has it) and tune everything down as needed to match your desired frame rate. Only setting I'd say to never turn on if available is Path Tracing. Ray Tracing yes, medium if need be, buy never Path Tracing.

Can I have a screenshot of these settings please ?

 

[KcsGreg]

I come back to the game Ghost Of tsushima that goes well graphically
Thanks for you