Outrider’s PC system requirements are in – Specs designed for a “buttery smooth 60fps”

People Can Fly have released Outrider’s PC system requirements, revealing that hardware that you will need to run the game at a “buttery smooth 60 FPS”. 

Yes, unlike other developers, People Can Fly are only offering system requirements listing that target 60 FPS framerates, ensuring that gamers will be able to play Outriders with minimal system latency and the smoothest animations. The game is also designed to run on older PC hardware, ensuring that the game will be able to run at high framerates on any gaming desktop “from the last six years”. Now that’s what I call accessibility. 

On PC, Outriders will support ultra-widescreen resolutions, an adjustable field of view options, Nvidia’s DLSS technology and dynamic resolution scaling. The game will also support crossplay across all of the game’s versions. People Can Fly have also confirmed that they are continuing to optimise Outrider’s Ultra settings, and that system requirements for 4K 60 FPS at Ultra settings are coming. 

 

    – The People Can Fly team has worked hard to ensure a consistent frame rate experience, no matter what your PC capabilities are, and you may notice that our Hardware requirements are geared towards ensuring you’ll always be playing in buttery smooth 60fps.
– We’re still working on identifying and optimizing the CPU and GPU requirements for Ultra settings and will publish these when we have more information.

Outriders will at launch additionally support:

– Key remapping & advanced graphics options as standard
– Support for most first party controllers
– Interface and subtitle support for 13 languages. Full audio support for nine. Details can be found here.
– A Customizable HUD – full details can be found here.
– Full Cross Play across all platforms.
– Cross Save will be supported within an eco-system, but not between different platforms.
– Ultrawide screen support: 3440 x 1440
– Adjustable Field of View (FOV), which allows you to see more or less of the game at the edges of your monitor.
– Dynamic Resolution Scaling (DRS) – This system will adjust your resolution on the fly in order to increase performance and prevent system slowdowns or bottlenecks. Theoretically, you shouldn’t even notice it’s happening, but it will result in significant performance improvements across all systems.
– NVIDIA DLSS – DLSS utilizes the power of AI to boost performance for NVIDIA GeForce RTX gamers so you can enjoy higher fidelity gameplay at higher frame rates.
– NVIDIA Ansel – Enables NVIDIA GeForce gamers to capture unique screenshots from custom angles, with filters and other tweaks applied. Simply take a snap, upload to ShotWithGeForce, and share with just a few clicks.
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