So what are the specs of your rigs?

greylox · April 2018

Laptop
i5 6300hq
GTX 960m 2gb
8gb ram
1tb harddrive, nothing fancy

Play at 1080p, aa on, vsync off, settings all on high, view distance 60, other 2 sliders max, all boxes below ticked on.

Non combat in delves fps is 45-85. Combat can drop that to the 30's

Standing in wayrest town centre when busy drops fps to 28. Also in the event with so many people killing bosses the fps can momentarily drop quite a bit but I have no problems playing on this system and am prob gonna keep it another year.

Don't PvP so no idea how big zergs effect this system.

PlagueSD · April 2018

I'm usually around 40-70fps. Have no issues playing the game.

System Information

Operating System: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit (6.1, Build 7601) Service Pack 1 (7601.win7sp1_ldr_escrow.180327-2230)
Language: English (Regional Setting: English)
System Manufacturer: MSI
System Model: MS-7821
BIOS: BIOS Date: 08/18/13 10:34:34 Ver: 04.06.05
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4570 CPU @ 3.20GHz (4 CPUs), ~3.2GHz
Memory: 16384MB RAM
Available OS Memory: 16328MB RAM
DirectX Version: DirectX 11

Display Devices (Running SLI)

Card name: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660
Manufacturer: NVIDIA
Chip type: GeForce GTX 660
DAC type: Integrated RAMDAC
Device Key: Enum\PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_11C0&SUBSYS_84221043&REV_A1
Display Memory: 4095 MB
Dedicated Memory: 1946 MB
Shared Memory: 2149 MB
Current Mode: 1920 x 1080 (32 bit) (60Hz)

Disk & DVD/CD-ROM Drives

Drive: C
Free Space: 80.6 GB
Total Space: 457.6 GB
File System: NTFS
Model: SSD2SC480G1CS2754D117-514 ATA Device

Drive: D
Free Space: 780.0 GB
Total Space: 953.7 GB
File System: NTFS
Model: WDC WD1003FZEX-00MK2A0 ATA Device

Drive: H
Free Space: 190.7 GB
Total Space: 715.4 GB
File System: NTFS
Model: ST3750640AS ATA Device

Malmai · April 2018

themaddaedra wrote: »

Jonno wrote: »

I7 7700k @5ghz
GTX 980
16GB ddr4 3200
M.2 nVME 500gb ssd

I get 250 fps constant when questing
60 fps generally in trials
Certain bosses 12 fps (vmol twins vhof boss 4 and execute of boss 5)

Pvp varies between 100 and 5

I run most setting lowest
Sub sampling high
Max particles + distance

What screen you got? I don't yet know of a monitor with 250hz refresh rate.

Its benq 240hz...

Ragnarock41 · April 2018

i5 6600k
16 gigs of ddr4
gtx 1070

Planning to upgrade the cpu for a while now, while the 6600k is great overclocker, I kind of want to try an i7 to see the difference.

profundidob16_ESO · April 2018

8700K OC @5.2Ghz on all cores
16GB@3600Mhz CL15
Titan XP OC
Asus Maximus Formula X
Samsung NVME 960 Pro 2TB

Full custom waterloop on all components

sudaki_eso · April 2018

CPU: 8-Core x86-64 AMD "Jaguar"
GPU: 1,84 TFLOPS, AMD Radeon™-Grafik-Engine
GDDR5 8 GB

Dudis · April 2018

MSI laptop with

i7 6700 HQ
GTX1060 6gb
16 gb ram
m.2 SSD

Hitting my G-Sync cap of 75 FPS at almost all times unless things go crazy. My fans rarely even spin up.

Usually run everything on High in PvE areas but switch to Low for PvP.

Liddyenna · April 2018

Pentium III 500Mhz
Voodoo 2 graphics
64Mb Sdram

Not running as well as I would like.

Septimus_Magna · April 2018

My current rig is pretty old:
FX-8370 OC to 4.4GHz
GTX970 MSI OC
16GB DDR3-1866 RAM
512GB SSD

Before Summerset launches I will build a new rig with these specs:
I5-8600K
GTX1080Ti
32GB DDR4-3000 RAM
512GB SSD

Not 100% sure if spending €1000+ on the 1080Ti is worth it compared to only €600 for the 1080.

Rair.Kitani · April 2018

Septimus_Magna wrote: »

My current rig is pretty old:
Not 100% sure if spending €1000+ on the 1080Ti is worth it compared to only €600 for the 1080.

At which resolution you want to play? If not 4K I think 1080Ti is total overkill.

exiars10 · April 2018

Septimus_Magna wrote: »

My current rig is pretty old:
FX-8370 OC to 4.4GHz
GTX970 MSI OC
16GB DDR3-1866 RAM
512GB SSD

Before Summerset launches I will build a new rig with these specs:
I5-8600K
GTX1080Ti
32GB DDR4-3000 RAM
512GB SSD

Not 100% sure if spending €1000+ on the 1080Ti is worth it compared to only €600 for the 1080.

That CPU (Core i5-8600K) is waste of money. It's hardly better in games than 8400 but price is close to Core i7-8700 which is better for future proofing and even now. Just buy 8700K. Also, with GTX 1080/Vega 64+ you want as much as fast RAM. There is a noticable difference.

If your main game is ESO, GTX 1080Ti is huge overkill. GTX 970 is more than enough. Better spend money on 8700K with good motherboard and cooler.

Basically, cheapest version:
Intel Core i5-8400 + some B360 MB + 2.400 or 2.666 MHz RAM + GTX 970

For SATA SSD: Samsung 850 EVO 500 or Crucial MX300 525 GB.

Septimus_Magna · April 2018

Rair.Kitani wrote: »

Septimus_Magna wrote: »

My current rig is pretty old:
Not 100% sure if spending €1000+ on the 1080Ti is worth it compared to only €600 for the 1080.

At which resolution you want to play? If not 4K I think 1080Ti is total overkill.

My aim is 1440p with stable 60 fps.

exiars10 · April 2018

Septimus_Magna wrote: »

Rair.Kitani wrote: »

Septimus_Magna wrote: »

My current rig is pretty old:
Not 100% sure if spending €1000+ on the 1080Ti is worth it compared to only €600 for the 1080.

At which resolution you want to play? If not 4K I think 1080Ti is total overkill.

My aim is 1440p with stable 60 fps.

Still overkill. ESO is like every MMO heavily CPU bound.

I have RX 470 which has similar performance to GTX 970. I can force 2.560x1.600 (VSR) in ESO and even then graphics card doesn't work at fullest. I play with 8xSSAA forced via Catalyst and no fps hit at all.

This should tell you how much ESO is CPU bound.

Eeri_Ravencaw · April 2018

i5-4670K CPU
GTX770 GPU
16GB RAM

I play @ 2560x1600 without AA and most of the settings at middle but the texture is highest quality. My system is old but I don't plan to upgrade unless it blows up on me.

Septimus_Magna · April 2018

exiars10 wrote: »

Septimus_Magna wrote: »

My current rig is pretty old:
FX-8370 OC to 4.4GHz
GTX970 MSI OC
16GB DDR3-1866 RAM
512GB SSD

Before Summerset launches I will build a new rig with these specs:
I5-8600K
GTX1080Ti
32GB DDR4-3000 RAM
512GB SSD

Not 100% sure if spending €1000+ on the 1080Ti is worth it compared to only €600 for the 1080.

That CPU (Core i5-8600K) is waste of money. It's hardly better in games than 8400 but price is close to Core i7-8700 which is better for future proofing and even now. Just buy 8700K. Also, with GTX 1080/Vega 64+ you want as much as fast RAM. There is a noticable difference.

If your main game is ESO, GTX 1080Ti is huge overkill. GTX 970 is more than enough. Better spend money on 8700K with good motherboard and cooler.

Basically, cheapest version:
Intel Core i5-8400 + some B360 MB + 2.400 or 2.666 MHz RAM + GTX 970

For SATA SSD: Samsung 850 EVO 500 or Crucial MX300 525 GB.

Many benchmarks show only a small difference between the i5-8600k and the i7-8700k for gaming applications. Have you tried the 8600K or did you hear from someone who tried it?

Maybe its better to get the i7-8700K and GTX1080. I do want the K because I plan to OC 10-15%.

fierackas · April 2018

My laptop runs the game fine
Intel® Core™ i7-7700HQ processor
RAM: 16 GB / Storage: 512 GB SSD
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070

Trinity_Is_My_Name · April 2018

Ryzen 1800X all cores unparked at 4 GHZ
32 Gig 3200 RAM
1 TB NVME SSD
2 TB SSHD
1 480 GIG SSD
1 250 GIG SSD
ASUS Prime X370-Pro Mainboard
Noctua NH-D15 dual tower cooler with both fans
EVGA 1000 Watt Gold Power Supply
EVGA 1080 Ti SC2 Video Card X 2 running in SLI mode
35 Inch Ultrawide Gsynch Gaming Monitor

Moloch1514 · April 2018

For ESO, the CPU, especially ones with strong single core benchmarks, will see best gains. With Update 18, we are getting multi-core support finally which should really help boost older CPUs with multi cores to reduce that bottleneck.

HidesFromSun · April 2018

I have an MSI laptop with a i7 6700 processor and a GTX 1060 3gb graphics card. Also have a 128GB SSD and 2TB HDD

exiars10 · April 2018

Septimus_Magna wrote: »

exiars10 wrote: »

Septimus_Magna wrote: »

My current rig is pretty old:
FX-8370 OC to 4.4GHz
GTX970 MSI OC
16GB DDR3-1866 RAM
512GB SSD

Before Summerset launches I will build a new rig with these specs:
I5-8600K
GTX1080Ti
32GB DDR4-3000 RAM
512GB SSD

Not 100% sure if spending €1000+ on the 1080Ti is worth it compared to only €600 for the 1080.

That CPU (Core i5-8600K) is waste of money. It's hardly better in games than 8400 but price is close to Core i7-8700 which is better for future proofing and even now. Just buy 8700K. Also, with GTX 1080/Vega 64+ you want as much as fast RAM. There is a noticable difference.

If your main game is ESO, GTX 1080Ti is huge overkill. GTX 970 is more than enough. Better spend money on 8700K with good motherboard and cooler.

Basically, cheapest version:
Intel Core i5-8400 + some B360 MB + 2.400 or 2.666 MHz RAM + GTX 970

For SATA SSD: Samsung 850 EVO 500 or Crucial MX300 525 GB.

Many benchmarks show only a small difference between the i5-8600k and the i7-8700k for gaming applications. Have you tried the 8600K or did you hear from someone who tried it?

Maybe its better to get the i7-8700K and GTX1080. I do want the K because I plan to OC 10-15%.

Buy 8400 or 8700(K).

As I typed, 8600K is hardly faster than 8400, but lack threads like 8700(K), and 8700K is the better for OC (it's clocked higher in start anyway). It's true that 8700(K) is hardly faster in games than 8600K, but in the feature... And if you do some work on PC beside gaming, i7 is better.

But as you would play in 1440p, CPU is less relevant than GPU.

You can buy 8400 with good Z370 MB, fast 3.200+ MHz RAM (faster the better) and GTX 1080, and then several years later buy used 8700(K).
In vast majority of games in 1440p there is small difference or not at all between 8400 and 8700K as games become GPU bound.

And if you just play ESO, stick with GTX 970.

Just wait until Summerset to see if multicore support is hot air or real one.

aarolmstedb14_ESO · April 2018

I have a computer I recently built myself,
I9-7900X
Gigabyte Aorus X299 Motherboard
2 16 gigabyte RAM cards
480 gigabyte intel optane ssd (the one that plugs into the PCIe bus)
Nvidia gtx 770

This was my first time building my own pc. Really happy how it turned out, even if I ran out of money before I could upgrade my graphics card.

Smokewood · April 2018

Micah_Bayer wrote: »

What kind of specs do your laptop's, PC's, or Mac's have? Also how fairly does eso run for you with your specs?

xbox 1 S - game runs great!

zaria · April 2018

greylox wrote: »

Laptop
i5 6300hq
GTX 960m 2gb
8gb ram
1tb harddrive, nothing fancy

Play at 1080p, aa on, vsync off, settings all on high, view distance 60, other 2 sliders max, all boxes below ticked on.

Non combat in delves fps is 45-85. Combat can drop that to the 30's

Standing in wayrest town centre when busy drops fps to 28. Also in the event with so many people killing bosses the fps can momentarily drop quite a bit but I have no problems playing on this system and am prob gonna keep it another year.

Don't PvP so no idea how big zergs effect this system.

Do you do trials nMOL trials is a lot like zergs, and you should pvp for the easy transmute stones. pvp pug zerg is mostly like normal non craglorn trials

Azphira · April 2018

i9 7960x 4.3ghz Fixed
MSI X299 Gaming M7 ACK
1080 Founders Edition SLI
32GB DDR4 3000 15-15-15-35
2tb Samsung 960 pro NVMe
1tb Samsung EVO
1tb Samsung EVO
1tb Crucial M550
12tb Seagate Helium Enterprise
8tb HGST Helium Enterprise

Liddyenna wrote: »

Pentium III 500Mhz
Voodoo 2 graphics
64Mb Sdram

Not running as well as I would like.

I remember that cpu, I bought the 550 one, then stuck it in a 133mhz board to get a 733 cpu.

Banana · April 2018

Intel 6800K, 32G Ram, Nvidia 1080, SSD and some water circulation and no upgrade in sight.

Pascal_1080Ti_SLI · April 2018

Rair.Kitani wrote: »

Septimus_Magna wrote: »

My current rig is pretty old:
Not 100% sure if spending €1000+ on the 1080Ti is worth it compared to only €600 for the 1080.

At which resolution you want to play? If not 4K I think 1080Ti is total overkill.

overkill for what?2560x1440p 144hz and some games cant hit 144 even with 2x 1080Tifor 1080p@60hz yes its overkill but that's is very easy res and ref

Xirks · July 2018

i7 7700k @ 4.20GHz - 16GB RAM - 1080gfx and the game still runs like trash lmao. I get great fps but the lag of cyrodiil is unreal..

SydneyGrey · July 2018

PC, Hewlett-Packard
Desktop-RVI6VAQ
Intel(R)Core(TM) i7-7700 CPU 3.60GHz
16.0 GB RAM
64-bit

Runs ESO beautifully with no issues.

starkerealm · July 2018

I'm running on a very old rig. It's an i7 920 @ 2.67ghz, with 12 gigs of RAM. The graphics card is new, it's a GTX 1050 Ti with 4gigs.

Olen_Mikko · July 2018

I use my gaming laptop, MSI GT72 2
- Quad Core Intel i7
- 16 gb ram
- Nvidia Geforce 980m 8gb

https://msi.com/Laptop/gt72-2qe-dominator-pro.html

Max resolution (1440) is no issue. FPS is usually between 50-80.

I like to use laptop, as i travel a lot, so i can play while on a working trip or on a cabin.

In Finland, 4G-mobile network is cheap (unlimited use around 10-20€ / month) and it covers all of Finland. With mobile connection, my Ping is usually 100-150