Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered PC Performance Review and Graphics Comparison

Performance - Is 60 FPS easy?

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered PC Performance Review and Graphics Comparison

Performance - Is 60 FPS easy?

Hot Pursuit Remastered is easy to run on PC, and while the game's 60 FPS framerate cap will be disappointing to some, PC gamers will be happy to see how easy this game is to run at its highest graphical settings. 

Yes, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered is not the best looking racer of 2020, but users of graphics cards like Nvidia's RTX 2060 or AMD's Radeon RX 5700 will be able to play the game at 4K 60 FPS with ease. 

With graphics cards like AMD's RX 580 and Nvidia's GTX 1060, 1440p High settings will deliver gamers a rock-solid 60 FPS framerate, which is great news given the fact that most uses of these lower-end graphics cards will be using 1080p monitors. 
  

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered PC Performance Review and Graphics Comparison  

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09-11-2020, 22:41:51

Stoly
When I first heard of HP (2010) I tought it was a remaster of NFS III HP, to think that there is NFS HP2 which is actually a sequel for NFS III.Quote

10-11-2020, 10:16:44

Warchild
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Originally Posted by Stoly View Post
When I first heard of HP (2010) I tought it was a remaster of NFS III HP, to think that there is NFS HP2 which is actually a sequel for NFS III.
There are actually 3 Hot pursuits

NFSIII 1998
NFSHP2 2002
NFS Hotpursuit 2010

I think Highstakes was one of my favourites in the entire line. Underground got boring when it was possible to make almost unbeatable setups in specific cars. All dragsters using the same Nissan Fair Lady with the one true car setup etc.Quote

11-11-2020, 19:22:07

Wraith
Given what I've just watched I'd say if you have the original I'd stick with that, this is just pure lazy cash grab by EA.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YLnZDYuqJM&t=349sQuote

11-11-2020, 19:42:31

looz
What, that's egregious. I guess consoles are getting a boost in fidelity but on PC, what a turd.


Edit: Locked to 60fps too, negating any positive performance impact if they changed the graphics API (which I haven't looked up).Quote
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