i5-2500k (i know its 7 years old now, but it didnt break and still does its job)
32 GB RAM
GTX 770
SATA SSD (the thing that really helps with performance)
wired lan
does bestest possible graphics on fhd-projector.
Lags, rubberbending and stuff r only an issue when im forced to use hotel wifi or my not-so-smartphone as a hotspot.



jaekobcaed wrote: »My rig has some trouble running the game in big cities (I get serious framerate dips) but, to be fair, this rig is five years old and I've just updated it here and there where possible. Not to mention my HDD is almost entirely full and I haven't defragged the drive in a long time.
OS: Windows 7, 64-bit
CPU: AMD FX(tm)-8320 Eight-Core Processor (8 CPUs), ~3.5GHz
RAM: 16GB
Motherboard: MSI 760GMAP34(FX) MS7641
GPU: MSI GTX 980 (4GB of VRAM)
HDD: Toshiba DT01ACA200, 2TB
I ran the game with no issue during beta on my laptop which is a 2013 HP Sleekbook with an AMD APU clocking somewhere around 2.1GHz, 6GB of RAM, the integrated GPU being an AMD 8610g with 2GB of VRAM. While I didn't run it on max (like I do on my rig), it did run steady at ~30FPS. I'd guess that most desktops nowadays, at least ones that aren't super cheap, should be able to run the game at lowest at least. However, if you can afford a rig that runs this game on high/ultra, definitely go for it. ESO is definitely the most beautiful MMO on the market and in many ways, its graphics are more beautiful than Skyrim's.