Resident Evil Village does not require too high a configuration.
This is good news for the gaming community, especially in the context that the price of video cards in particular and computer components in general has been increasing rapidly for many months.
According to PCGamer’s testing, they have successfully tested playing Resident Evil Village on a PC without a discrete graphics card. The CPU of choice this time is AMD’s Ryzen 5 3400G, with a built-in Radeon Vega 11 GPU. At 1080p graphics settings, this PC can play games with frame rates ranging from 27 to 34 fps. When downgrading to 720p, the performance is much more stable at 43 or even 54 fps.
Of course, the above fps level is completely not comparable to what the discrete video card offers. However, it is still enough for gamers to get the experience of the game. In these stormy times, sometimes a little bit of discomfort can be overlooked and let go. As long as you can play games and save money, it’s fine.
It is known that Resident Evil Village is the latest version of the horror game series of the same name produced by Capcom. After a lot of waiting, gamers will finally be able to experience Resident Evil Village first-hand today.
When Capcom revealed this game in January, the world gaming community was feverish because of the evil Lady Dimitrescu. With the perfect combination of magnificence and hot beauty, this female boss has made many gamers stand still.
Resident Evil Village promises to be a good game. If a few shortcomings in the demo version can be overcome, Village can completely become a candidate for the Game of the Year award, similar to what RE 2 Remake did before.
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