The optimization of the recently released space RPG Starfield certainly cannot be called bad. Players who enjoy the game on Xbox Series X/S consoles rave about how smooth the game is, and the game runs relatively well on PC.
Yes, some experience FPS drops when entering difficult cities despite great builds, but this shouldn’t come as a damn big surprise. In addition, the community is already releasing mods that will help you avoid trouble. But those who won’t necessarily enjoy Starfield as expected are owners of video cards. Intel Arc.
The blue team itself is focused on Starfield, as evidenced by both recently released drivers and previously released ones, which take care of fixing the inconveniences associated with the performance of this very game. In the latest notes Intel mentions stability improvements in various areas of the game, fixes for incorrect glass rendering or missing character eyebrows..
But Bethesda itself appears to be undermining the popular processor and graphics card maker’s efforts. Players who contacted its support center for help due to crashes or other issues were written off. Intel Arc graphics cards do not meet Starfield minimum system requirements. Accordingly, the A770 model, which is the flagship of the entire Alchemist series, cannot answer them. From this it is clear that other video cards in the series cannot meet the requirements.
“I see you have an Intel(R) Arc(TM) A770 graphics card. It does not meet the minimum requirements of the AMD Radeon RX 5700 or NVIDIA GeForce 1070 Ti.” — says a message from Bethesda support.
“Because you do not meet the minimum system requirements to run this game, the troubleshooting steps we can provide you are limited as some of the troubleshooting steps may potentially damage your system.” stocks.
Source :Indian TV
