Impressive how far you got without tweaking the .ini file, you should do a follow up where you tweak it, LowSpecGamer use to have really good videos on this back when that was his thing, back when I had a lowspec PC his advice got me running GTA V with good performance. I don't know how much of a difference tweaking the .ini file makes nowadays or if it's even a thing though. Great video though, cheers!
i think the reason the gamepad is smoother is probably because you can turn the camera way faster with a mouse and is really only limited by how fast and far you can move your mouse, so the game/computer has to do more work to refresh everything when you're doing practically a 180 on under a second, whereas with controller. your turn speed is way slower in comparison. idk. i'm just guessing tbh
This channel is SO refreshing. No crazy faced thumbnails. No screaming and yelling. No clickbait. No BS. Super chill vibes. For real great voice. Super easy on the ears. Amazing music. Just chill. Could watch these all day. Subbed 100%. LFG brotha. Bring that new dynamic to TH-cam. Killin it
Agree 10,000% 👍 We also don't see those terrible jump cuts in this channel. Yes, the creator is able to finish complete sentences. Wow, just like people did decades ago. And what a voice! 🫠
Matter of VRAM , mostly. Large textures require lots of (fast) VRAM. Other than that, Starfield is not an impressive game, at least graphically. In fact, it looks worse than some PS4 games, and RX 460 would run PC ports of PS4 games at 1080p med at 30-40 FPS . Why did they go for such large textures ? Well, Starfield came bundled with new AMD cards. Surprise, surprise 🙄
These kinds of videos are much more interesting to me than ones talking about the latest high end builds. There's just something interesting about squeezing out performance out of limited tech.
my uncle would love this even if its not optimal. He games on a chrome book since his laptop broke. Got inspirations from your videos to build him a 300 PC with used parts.
in terms of the most feeling worse it could be the high polling rate of the mouse I've noticed whenever you start to move your mouse the cpu takes a hit especially with lower end parts
That's what I'm thinking, when I had a A10 7850K years ago, I had to put my mouse at 125 or 250Hz, putting it at 1000Hz was spiking the CPU at 100% with rapid movements and made a lot of games unplayable because of the stuttering. I haven't seen that problem in years, CPUs are so good now that the spikes are basically invisible, but since most modern games are so CPU intensive, it wouldn't surprise me that it's coming back.
Once again, an HP Z440 Workstation with an RX 5700 would run circles around this build, for about the same price. Plus leave way more room for upgrades.
It's always fun to see this kind of video by running new games with low end gpu and with insane tweak, unfortunately LowSpecGamer stopped doing this long ago
Great video. Just a FYI. FSR doesn't actually kick in until u slide the resolution slider down. 77% = quality, 67% = balanced, 50% = performance. The image quality is much better using FSR. Try it with the 1650.
Lossless Scaling application. You only need 720p. 1080p native windowed mode is best quality but you can easily get away only using a 720p windowed game. ShaderGlass program also can do this. Here's a demonstration of a 720p game. No upscaling in this video. It's just a side by side compare to see if it actually does anything. My video I didn't demonstrate FSR but I used RCA instead which I think is way better then FSR. FSR is just filter to sharpen the games better to help with the upscaling to avoid blur. th-cam.com/video/jvMsrv5lx4s/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
@@OzTalksHW You're welcome, I thought you already knew of these upscaling tricks. Integer Scaler application uses no GPU or CPU if didn't know about this application as well. Same concept. Keep your game in windowed mode. Keep your display on 3840x2140 to upscale. You're welcome, you don't need to buy a new GPU because all of them cap out at 1440p 60fps or 2160p 60fps. All the new GPUs are just upscaling gimmicks to buy a new GPU for no reason. That's how I feel anyway.
Love your content. Great to see gaming related content that isn't all about the new and shiny 1200+ USD GPUs. So much potencial in used hardware. Only caveat is, as I am not based in the US, prices are never as good, ie most stuff on various EU ebay sites is somewhat more expensive, or there is simply less option to choose from. The Optiplex 7040 is a pretty cool prebuilt, with 4 SATA ports. I usually go for Lenovo when buying old "refurb" hardware. So thanks for introducing the 7040 to me. Found one locally with an i7-6700, 32MB RAM, 256GB SSD (actually usuable) and a Quadro K2000 for just under 100USD. Great as my old Unraid Home Server just broke down. I do have a spare RTX 3060, so might try some gaming, after watching your video.
I remember playing Oblivion on an older GPU at the time. It didn't have the required shaders so the mod made the game look extremely flat. But it did run and I enjoyed playing the game, for a while at least. I upgraded to a faster card shortly after and could finally enjoy the game as it was meant to be played.
If you're talking about Oldblivion, that works on minimum DirectX 8.1 if I remember correctly, and the Voodoo3 2000 is DirectX 6.0. If there's some other mod that does even more stripping down, I would like to know because it would be fun to test.
@@r3n846 I think you are right, it doesn't make sense. I had to edit my original message, I know I had a voodoo 3 2000 as a hand me down in the early 2000s but by the time Oblivion was released I probably had a FX 5200. I remember using OldOblivion. It sure would be fun to test what the lowest specs you can get the game running on are.
@@frankb5728IDK what the LOWEST are but I have been running it pretty handily on one of those Intel N97 mini PCs with integrated graphics, I'm able to max out most things, I can't play without grass distance at max and it still runs 60fps.
before i built my first tower, i was running games on a 2014 HP Pavilion laptop that was lucky to see 30 fps on old games, and even luckier to see 15fps on new (at the time) games. getting 10 fps on the new Tomb Raider felt playable back then to me, so the RX 460 section felt kinda nostalgic in a way 😂
Back in the mid 90s 10 FPS was a playable framerate for me, now I can't even tolerate 30 FPS (even stable 30). But there's also a pretty big difference between what I was playing on back then vs what I'm playing on today (especially when it comes to monitors). Screen size as well as screen tech (CRT vs modern screens) also plays into on what you can tolerate. Back in the 90s my monitor was a 12" CRT, the "monitor I'm using today on my set-up is a 55" Sony X900H.
@@madmax2069 that’s why I can’t go to console at all. I literally just can’t play any game at 30fps, Hell for most fps’s (even single player like cyberpunk) I’ll aim for 75-100 fps. And then games like counter strike where everything’s smooth as butter at 240hz, just hard to backpedal and casually play single player games at anything under 60 frames imo.
The 1650 SUPER is roughly equivalent to the venerable 1060, which only a few months ago was the most popular GPU on the Steam hardware survey (now in 4th place). It's not a surprise that this GPU runs games decently.
It's 5% faster according to the GPU database on that techpowerup site. But it only has 4GB VRAM while the 1060 has 6GB (there's also a 3GB version but don't get that!). Nvidia REALLY fucked up by giving it only 4GB. I guess it supports mesh shaders (required for Elon Woke 2), but that's about it... It's not a "real" ray tracing card. I'd rather take the 5% hit for 50% more VRAM.
You can find rx 580 8gb cards for around 60 dollars if you know where to look. Budget gaming scene is looking pretty good right now considering 2 years ago it was an absolute nightmare
Geze took me forever to rerund this video!! Lol typed starfield in my history- literally almost nothing, so glad to find this again- thank you for this video! (;
the RX460 was almost a legend in my country. It barely showed up in our stores. It's cool that it can -almost- play AAAs in 2023 but I have to agree on the fact that a GTX1650 (hopefully super) is the minimum these days. I play Starfield on a RTX3060 *mobile* at 1440p with all settings maxed out and it's enough to not even think about fps. I have no idea why people with GPUs like a 3080 and above are complaining. This game is not an online multiplayer shooter, as long as it's not a slideshow you can enjoy it all the same.
It doesn't really improve performance however it does make a game at a sub 60 fps feel wayy smoother cos of just how they are designed cos yk the sticks having more time to move the camera around. try playing a game at 30fps then use a controller compared to a kbm it'll just feel better
playing in fullscreen makes games run objectively better, he was running borderless/windowed fullscreen, which loses you some frames, and in some cases introduces more input latency. Also. lowering the resolution in fullscreen makes dramatic increases to your fps, like the difference between 1920x1080 borderless and 1024x768 fullscreen on all low settings would probably put him ahead by like 8-10 frames at least. lowering the resolution itself will always be faster than CASS or FSR
I got memories of my old PC trying to play Final Fantasy 7 remake, and it was one of those times that the graphics turned out to be not so good but playable. I treasured the moment because it was a hard time, but I got through it.
Same thing here! The game was jittery as hell on 2080ti, but when I tried the controller, to fool myself, it actually became much more playable! I thought I was crazy!
I really enjoy your content, and I wanted to share a suggestion about the audio quality. Perhaps consider using a condenser microphone placed just off-camera in the room; it could enhance the sound experience. I've noticed that the current microphone setup seems a bit boomy, and there's some noticeable popping with the 'p' sounds and lip sounds. Just a friendly tip to potentially improve your already great videos!
I see an OZtalks video and I usually ignore them. For ages his thumbnails would pop on my frontpage but I never really thought to give them a chance. I've seen so many cliockbait nonsense of $100 gaming PC's that I conditioned myself to ignore them altogether. This was a refreshing breathe of fresh air. Aside from the smooth chill af narration, it's nice to see a video of someone just enjoying life on low-end. Not obsessing over 60fps or ultra ray tracing. No clickbait or outrageous claims. No obsessing over screen tearing and frame times. Just a guy enjoying life with everyday PC hardware. It's sort of nostalgic. Definitely subscribing
@OzTalksHW I really love you care about pc users who can't or don't want to spend much money on brand new or high grade hardware. There are a lot of people who don't need textures on ultra settings. Anyhow, big thanks for creating such great content, thanks for putting a calm and friendly mood in it and thanks your efforts to make pc gaming accessible for amateurs too. Love it!
You give me hope A few months ago I bought some computers off govdeals for my family and before I even come up with enough for video cards Starfield came out. And I realized the I7-6700 wouldn't meet min specs. So if we ever get enough ahead for video cards maybe we can play after all. The computers I Got are Z240 with the I7-6700 and a 400w platinum power supply. I wanted to find video cards reasonably priced that would fit in that power envelope. I have been looking at 1660s (I understand the Xbox series S is about equal to a 1660), RX 5600XT and even considered the cheaper 1060 but they are much less powerful. Money has just been to tight to buy anything the last 3 months so they are sitting on the shelf we have 4 of the Z240 really need 5 computers for our family, one of these days we will manage.
What's the program you use to pull up all your specs as you're playing? Love the content, btw! I went the super balls-to-the-walls expensive route for my first and current PC build; for my next one, I'm definitely following one of your guides. Keep up the good work!
Currently playing around with optiplex 3060, working on unlocking pcie 3 on the nvme m2 slot (defaults to pcie 2) & then trying to see if i can add gen 9 micro codes like the 7060 people have done
2 things, 1. I just paid 70 for a B450 Strix and a R5 3600. Also a new-old-stock Lenovo S30 600w 80Plus Gold PSU is about 30 (20 on sale). So the recommended specs aren't crazy, and I feel 500-600 is a more reasonable recommended spec PC if you are a savvy shopper. And 2. an RX 580 is probably worth around 50 and will play it. Bonus 3. My buddy was having trouble playing Starfield and I sent him to get a 6750XT for 180 on local FB marketplace, he upgraded from his 1070ti.
Sup Oz, I always love your budget builds. And now that im no longer a teen (for many years now) i can easily afford to slap a ryzen 5600 + a gtx 1650 Super together. But i'll always be a budget man at heart, i love the buzz i get from creating a bang for buck build, and getting awesome gaming performance and visuals for a low cost. Which i wouldnt get the same buzz if i jus put $600 (twice the money) dollars into a new build. And recently i made a budget build someone else, with great upgradability. A Intel dual core G6400 + GTX 960 for £60 total, in the uk + bought a new LGA 1200 mother board for it. I honestly really enjoyed benchmarking it.
Manufacturers keep churning out new CPUs and GPUs but the vast majority of games will happily run on older components at modest resolutions. That CPU was barely breaking a sweat, even with the 1650
I slapped a $7 R7 250 2gb into an older 2/4 Intel Celeron machine, it plays PUBG at low settings 60fps, WOTB/WOS 100+FPS, Skyrim and Fallout 4 at 60+ fps, GTA 4/5 50-60fps. I payed a grand total of $25 for the entire computer including ordering the gfx card.
This seems like something worth returning to in a year or so, when the game is more understood, bugfixed, and modded, it may well be able to run better on lower end hardware like this
It could be price drops due to being 7 months later, but right now the 1050ti is around $60 on ebay, while being 50% faster than the 460. The problem is that 80% of ebay listings for optiplexs are either for sff or micros, and the 1050ti would fit in a sff, however the power supply is recommended to be 300w and 250w is pushing it. So you have to sure the optiplex is the biggest size listed as "mt", but sometimes they aren't and you have to just look and see. Theres also the dell inspiron and dell xps desktops (make sure to specify desktop when searching as inspiron is also for laptops) as long as they have around 250w and a large enough size to support the 1050ti.
The controller being a little better is due to a few factors. 1.) It is 1 input device vs. 2 of them (wireless or not). 2.) Less buttons/inputs allowed. And 3.) Slower/smoother camera and movement inputs since a mouse will be faster at movement based off of speed of travel. The keyboard buttons are all or nothing unlike controllers for walking slowly or strafing side to side slowly, keyboard cannot. The upside to keyboard and mouse is more functions (like leaning around corners or "hot keys/shortcuts") allowed and better control while aiming (mostly snipping). Btw, i gamed on console for ages and moved to PC. Still have a controller for optional comfort or nostalgia i suppose.😅
All I do is watch stuff like HU, Linus, J2c, GN, Daniel Owens, PC Builder, etc, etc. Why was I not recommended your channel before now? Algorithm be weird sometimes. Anyway I subbed, good stuff, love the vibe!
It's not worth it, even the 1070 really struggles to run it. And unfortunately that's due to the lack of mesh shader support. Theoretically one of the devs did say that you could switch to vertex shaders, but they said the dev team had a rough time getting good performance out of them.
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Impressive how far you got without tweaking the .ini file, you should do a follow up where you tweak it, LowSpecGamer use to have really good videos on this back when that was his thing, back when I had a lowspec PC his advice got me running GTA V with good performance. I don't know how much of a difference tweaking the .ini file makes nowadays or if it's even a thing though.
Great video though, cheers!
Might try that texture mod on my steam deck, love the game but by god does it get choppy sometimes on low settings on that, thanks for doing this vid!
i think the reason the gamepad is smoother is probably because you can turn the camera way faster with a mouse and is really only limited by how fast and far you can move your mouse, so the game/computer has to do more work to refresh everything when you're doing practically a 180 on under a second, whereas with controller. your turn speed is way slower in comparison. idk. i'm just guessing tbh
i've never seen tech content with such a calmness and classy delivery
Thank you :)
Legit, I'm so over that flashy style, it makes my learning battery run out real fast.
@@OzTalksHW Your PC still a beast, some lads stil running GT710, the little frankenstein still runs everything... not playable frames thou
This channel is SO refreshing. No crazy faced thumbnails. No screaming and yelling. No clickbait. No BS. Super chill vibes. For real great voice. Super easy on the ears. Amazing music. Just chill. Could watch these all day. Subbed 100%. LFG brotha. Bring that new dynamic to TH-cam. Killin it
Agree 10,000% 👍 We also don't see those terrible jump cuts in this channel. Yes, the creator is able to finish complete sentences. Wow, just like people did decades ago. And what a voice! 🫠
Man, this channel is chill AND interesting. No yelling jump cuts and gurning. How awesome.
That’s true, it’s a great change of pace and still very entertaining.
Also no obnoxious fake enthusiasm
Ozzy, thank you so much for reminding us how long we can actually stretch hardware amidst all of the FOMO and hype that plagues the PC gaming space
Wow, actually surprised it could run on the $168 computer.
More like it "walked" 😄, but it honestly surprised me too!
Matter of VRAM , mostly. Large textures require lots of (fast) VRAM. Other than that, Starfield is not an impressive game, at least graphically. In fact, it looks worse than some PS4 games, and RX 460 would run PC ports of PS4 games at 1080p med at 30-40 FPS . Why did they go for such large textures ? Well, Starfield came bundled with new AMD cards. Surprise, surprise 🙄
@@aleksazunjic9672My current setup, rx 5700xt OC is only pulling
@@OzTalksHW 😂
I wish he would have spent literally 1 more dollar on the build. That would have been "Nice!".
These kinds of videos are much more interesting to me than ones talking about the latest high end builds. There's just something interesting about squeezing out performance out of limited tech.
I used one of those in an office environment for years. Glad to see there's life in those old bones.
my uncle would love this even if its not optimal. He games on a chrome book since his laptop broke. Got inspirations from your videos to build him a 300 PC with used parts.
If thats your budget he's better off with a Series S or Used Nintedo Switch.
@@brokeandtired Can the Series S or Nintendo Switch play the PC games he might have already bought on his laptop before it broke?
@@Pasi123 a perfectly good point
Get him a used Steam Deck for the same price
Get a used workstation (E5 1650 v3 or v4 should be possible here) and put in a used GPU (think RX5600 XT or RX5700 XT).
in terms of the most feeling worse it could be the high polling rate of the mouse I've noticed whenever you start to move your mouse the cpu takes a hit especially with lower end parts
Would be interesting to see how a regular PS/2 mouse and keyboard would fare.
@@mrmerlin6287it would be better obviously 😡
That's what I'm thinking, when I had a A10 7850K years ago, I had to put my mouse at 125 or 250Hz, putting it at 1000Hz was spiking the CPU at 100% with rapid movements and made a lot of games unplayable because of the stuttering. I haven't seen that problem in years, CPUs are so good now that the spikes are basically invisible, but since most modern games are so CPU intensive, it wouldn't surprise me that it's coming back.
I wouldnt say it runs starfield...
It kinda WALKS starfield
Once again, an HP Z440 Workstation with an RX 5700 would run circles around this build, for about the same price.
Plus leave way more room for upgrades.
Yep. I'm not recommending this PC, but since I'm stuck with it, I might as well use it as much as I can hehe
@@OzTalksHW maybe it use it as a foot rest for under your desk haha
Again? You know that was not the point of the video right?
@@leftylou4693
You must be new here...
@@KomradeMikhail Could be, still doesn't take away that, you missed the point of the video. have a blessed day.
It's always fun to see this kind of video by running new games with low end gpu and with insane tweak, unfortunately LowSpecGamer stopped doing this long ago
Great video. Just a FYI. FSR doesn't actually kick in until u slide the resolution slider down. 77% = quality, 67% = balanced, 50% = performance. The image quality is much better using FSR. Try it with the 1650.
Lossless Scaling application. You only need 720p. 1080p native windowed mode is best quality but you can easily get away only using a 720p windowed game. ShaderGlass program also can do this. Here's a demonstration of a 720p game. No upscaling in this video. It's just a side by side compare to see if it actually does anything. My video I didn't demonstrate FSR but I used RCA instead which I think is way better then FSR. FSR is just filter to sharpen the games better to help with the upscaling to avoid blur. th-cam.com/video/jvMsrv5lx4s/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
AH! Thank you for this! Very helpful information
@@OzTalksHW You're welcome, I thought you already knew of these upscaling tricks. Integer Scaler application uses no GPU or CPU if didn't know about this application as well. Same concept. Keep your game in windowed mode. Keep your display on 3840x2140 to upscale. You're welcome, you don't need to buy a new GPU because all of them cap out at 1440p 60fps or 2160p 60fps. All the new GPUs are just upscaling gimmicks to buy a new GPU for no reason. That's how I feel anyway.
What a strange way for them to implement FSR. Bethesda really does some of the weirdest things.
Dlss coming soon amd partnership game just couldnt allow it at launch or nvidia gpu would run atleast x2 better with higher pq
i just upgraded from a i5 6500 to ryzen 7 5700x... could feel the wind blowing in my hair/s
Same CPU I just upgraded too, its amazing. :) Went from an i7-7700K :)
@@TheHoldenmcgroin I used to be at 80 100 cpu usage now it barely touches 60% it's madness
mine was RX 5600, from a xeon E3-1230v2 💨\(￣︶￣*\))
I didn't thought this video would be this cool .
I love these cheaper end builds! Your channel helped me build my first pc :))
OMG 😆the optimize texture pack brings me back FO4 days with me playing with a low end HD7450 back 2015
I get so excited when i see oz post
Great, calming video as always, Ozi. You take potatoes and make… potatoaid? 🤔 that sounded better in my head.
now i am considering potato beverages ???
kinda plays is good enough 👍
Recording from a modmic, what a chad
Love your content. Great to see gaming related content that isn't all about the new and shiny 1200+ USD GPUs. So much potencial in used hardware. Only caveat is, as I am not based in the US, prices are never as good, ie most stuff on various EU ebay sites is somewhat more expensive, or there is simply less option to choose from.
The Optiplex 7040 is a pretty cool prebuilt, with 4 SATA ports. I usually go for Lenovo when buying old "refurb" hardware. So thanks for introducing the 7040 to me. Found one locally with an i7-6700, 32MB RAM, 256GB SSD (actually usuable) and a Quadro K2000 for just under 100USD. Great as my old Unraid Home Server just broke down. I do have a spare RTX 3060, so might try some gaming, after watching your video.
Now that actually sounds like a great find. Congratz
32 MB ram
Bro you gonna burn your house down
I remember playing Oblivion on an older GPU at the time. It didn't have the required shaders so the mod made the game look extremely flat. But it did run and I enjoyed playing the game, for a while at least. I upgraded to a faster card shortly after and could finally enjoy the game as it was meant to be played.
If you're talking about Oldblivion, that works on minimum DirectX 8.1 if I remember correctly, and the Voodoo3 2000 is DirectX 6.0. If there's some other mod that does even more stripping down, I would like to know because it would be fun to test.
@@r3n846 I think you are right, it doesn't make sense. I had to edit my original message, I know I had a voodoo 3 2000 as a hand me down in the early 2000s but by the time Oblivion was released I probably had a FX 5200. I remember using OldOblivion. It sure would be fun to test what the lowest specs you can get the game running on are.
@@frankb5728 Yeah, I got the same idea, and started looking it up. However all I have that is awful and DX8+ are old iGPUs
@@frankb5728IDK what the LOWEST are but I have been running it pretty handily on one of those Intel N97 mini PCs with integrated graphics, I'm able to max out most things, I can't play without grass distance at max and it still runs 60fps.
Having the courage of playing an entire AAA game in what amounts nowadays as "electronic waste" is a chad move
Bro is becoming the new LowSpecGamer
Oz doesn’t upload often, but when he does I drop everything to watch!
Thanks man!
before i built my first tower, i was running games on a 2014 HP Pavilion laptop that was lucky to see 30 fps on old games, and even luckier to see 15fps on new (at the time) games. getting 10 fps on the new Tomb Raider felt playable back then to me, so the RX 460 section felt kinda nostalgic in a way 😂
Back in the mid 90s 10 FPS was a playable framerate for me, now I can't even tolerate 30 FPS (even stable 30). But there's also a pretty big difference between what I was playing on back then vs what I'm playing on today (especially when it comes to monitors).
Screen size as well as screen tech (CRT vs modern screens) also plays into on what you can tolerate. Back in the 90s my monitor was a 12" CRT, the "monitor I'm using today on my set-up is a 55" Sony X900H.
@@madmax2069 that’s why I can’t go to console at all. I literally just can’t play any game at 30fps, Hell for most fps’s (even single player like cyberpunk) I’ll aim for 75-100 fps. And then games like counter strike where everything’s smooth as butter at 240hz, just hard to backpedal and casually play single player games at anything under 60 frames imo.
The 1650 SUPER is roughly equivalent to the venerable 1060, which only a few months ago was the most popular GPU on the Steam hardware survey (now in 4th place). It's not a surprise that this GPU runs games decently.
It's 5% faster according to the GPU database on that techpowerup site. But it only has 4GB VRAM while the 1060 has 6GB (there's also a 3GB version but don't get that!). Nvidia REALLY fucked up by giving it only 4GB. I guess it supports mesh shaders (required for Elon Woke 2), but that's about it... It's not a "real" ray tracing card. I'd rather take the 5% hit for 50% more VRAM.
I felt that NAAAAUURRR in my soul
love it.. just making it work and creating something to play what you want..
RX560 4GBs are available at around $40 or less, similar performance to the 460, but double the VRAM.
You can find rx 580 8gb cards for around 60 dollars if you know where to look. Budget gaming scene is looking pretty good right now considering 2 years ago it was an absolute nightmare
they also have 460s 4gbs for 20-30$ and 570s for 40
Geze took me forever to rerund this video!! Lol typed starfield in my history- literally almost nothing, so glad to find this again- thank you for this video! (;
the RX460 was almost a legend in my country. It barely showed up in our stores. It's cool that it can -almost- play AAAs in 2023 but I have to agree on the fact that a GTX1650 (hopefully super) is the minimum these days. I play Starfield on a RTX3060 *mobile* at 1440p with all settings maxed out and it's enough to not even think about fps. I have no idea why people with GPUs like a 3080 and above are complaining. This game is not an online multiplayer shooter, as long as it's not a slideshow you can enjoy it all the same.
Been playing it on low hardware myself but I have been enjoying it.Glad to see you making new content.
You should run this again with the FSR 3 mod that's out now. I imagine the performance and graphical detail would be insane.
The relax of these videos is something else ❤
Great video as always! That is so strange that the controller upped performance hahaha...wonder if this is a pattern in other modern games
It doesn't really improve performance however it does make a game at a sub 60 fps feel wayy smoother cos of just how they are designed cos yk the sticks having more time to move the camera around. try playing a game at 30fps then use a controller compared to a kbm it'll just feel better
This makes me feel much better about my 2019 Acer Nitro 5 with a GTX 1650
playing in fullscreen makes games run objectively better, he was running borderless/windowed fullscreen, which loses you some frames, and in some cases introduces more input latency.
Also. lowering the resolution in fullscreen makes dramatic increases to your fps, like the difference between 1920x1080 borderless and 1024x768 fullscreen on all low settings would probably put him ahead by like 8-10 frames at least.
lowering the resolution itself will always be faster than CASS or FSR
I got memories of my old PC trying to play Final Fantasy 7 remake, and it was one of those times that the graphics turned out to be not so good but playable. I treasured the moment because it was a hard time, but I got through it.
Same thing here! The game was jittery as hell on 2080ti, but when I tried the controller, to fool myself, it actually became much more playable! I thought I was crazy!
It's amazing what old PC tech can do.
I really enjoy your content, and I wanted to share a suggestion about the audio quality. Perhaps consider using a condenser microphone placed just off-camera in the room; it could enhance the sound experience. I've noticed that the current microphone setup seems a bit boomy, and there's some noticeable popping with the 'p' sounds and lip sounds. Just a friendly tip to potentially improve your already great videos!
I don’t think this is what Todd meant when he said you may have to upgrade your computer, but I’m all for it.
Refreshing. I legit subscribed within 7 seconds.
Finally content creation done with class, grace, no gimmicks and great content. You are a breath of fresh air and an inspiration. Thank you 🙏🏿
This video was so soothing and chill to listen to. Like a slow smooth radio DJ talking about computer hardware.
I see an OZtalks video and I have to click on the video.
This man can take a office PC and make it into a gaming PC.
I see an OZtalks video and I usually ignore them. For ages his thumbnails would pop on my frontpage but I never really thought to give them a chance. I've seen so many cliockbait nonsense of $100 gaming PC's that I conditioned myself to ignore them altogether.
This was a refreshing breathe of fresh air. Aside from the smooth chill af narration, it's nice to see a video of someone just enjoying life on low-end. Not obsessing over 60fps or ultra ray tracing. No clickbait or outrageous claims. No obsessing over screen tearing and frame times. Just a guy enjoying life with everyday PC hardware. It's sort of nostalgic.
Definitely subscribing
he lies the 7020 is a 4th gen not a 6th gen
its a 7040 which is correct about the gen i7 he just said 7020 by mistake but in the video you see it labeled as 7040 optiplex @@tomtry3814
You sir, are a madman. I love it you earned my sub.
I love this channel so much. It has such a distinct style and personality. Stay classy
Good job man! You're the settings KING!.
Tech talk with a deep, soothing voice? Subbed. Reminds me of Three-Dog. 😊
I love budget builds, I love budget builds.
@OzTalksHW I really love you care about pc users who can't or don't want to spend much money on brand new or high grade hardware. There are a lot of people who don't need textures on ultra settings. Anyhow, big thanks for creating such great content, thanks for putting a calm and friendly mood in it and thanks your efforts to make pc gaming accessible for amateurs too. Love it!
2:05 when you see the joke coming a mile away but it was still hard tho 🔥
old tech often reminds me how thankful should I be for what i have.
Its crzy how i been watching you for 7 years i still remember watching a 2016 build with 2 core amd And now look how many cpu is there ❤🎉
"I have indeed confirmed that I am not crazy". Well not really. You've just confirmed that this is not a reason that you are crazy.
Wow that controller fact is crazy
You give me hope A few months ago I bought some computers off govdeals for my family and before I even come up with enough for video cards Starfield came out. And I realized the I7-6700 wouldn't meet min specs. So if we ever get enough ahead for video cards maybe we can play after all.
The computers I Got are Z240 with the I7-6700 and a 400w platinum power supply. I wanted to find video cards reasonably priced that would fit in that power envelope. I have been looking at 1660s (I understand the Xbox series S is about equal to a 1660), RX 5600XT and even considered the cheaper 1060 but they are much less powerful. Money has just been to tight to buy anything the last 3 months so they are sitting on the shelf we have 4 of the Z240 really need 5 computers for our family, one of these days we will manage.
how does bro only have 381k subs this guy actualy goes far and beond with his videos
Wow such and interesting video concept
I meant an
LMFAO you havnt even watched 2 seconds of the video and your calling it intresting 😂😂😂
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What's the program you use to pull up all your specs as you're playing?
Love the content, btw! I went the super balls-to-the-walls expensive route for my first and current PC build; for my next one, I'm definitely following one of your guides. Keep up the good work!
MSI Afterburner but check the settings because it'll not show you anything by default
@@TottoB Thanks so much!
love this guy, have just subbed
I woke up late but I have the pleasure of relaxing to an Oz video before I start my day
What a mad lad. I'm surprised you got it to run.
StarFied is crazy
Personally I prefer StraField
That intro is why I subbed years ago and won't unsub though I watch like twice a year
Loved the review. I like that front and back plate too. Good luck with the channel. 😊
comfort videos
Just play in 768/720 or force in 480p if you want a better experience idk why people are so against it
Or upscale from 540p to 900p or just play in the windowed mode.
Thanks man I love these projects 👌
Currently playing around with optiplex 3060, working on unlocking pcie 3 on the nvme m2 slot (defaults to pcie 2) & then trying to see if i can add gen 9 micro codes like the 7060 people have done
2 things, 1. I just paid 70 for a B450 Strix and a R5 3600. Also a new-old-stock Lenovo S30 600w 80Plus Gold PSU is about 30 (20 on sale). So the recommended specs aren't crazy, and I feel 500-600 is a more reasonable recommended spec PC if you are a savvy shopper.
And 2. an RX 580 is probably worth around 50 and will play it.
Bonus 3. My buddy was having trouble playing Starfield and I sent him to get a 6750XT for 180 on local FB marketplace, he upgraded from his 1070ti.
You're such an entertainer. The only Tech+Entertainer on YT.
Never seen a video of yours before but damn bro your voice chills me out ❤
Starfield Low Settings with the lowest GPU, is like Doom 3 on highest settings on the best GPU at that time. It is amazing how time went by.
Sup Oz, I always love your budget builds. And now that im no longer a teen (for many years now) i can easily afford to slap a ryzen 5600 + a gtx 1650 Super together. But i'll always be a budget man at heart, i love the buzz i get from creating a bang for buck build, and getting awesome gaming performance and visuals for a low cost. Which i wouldnt get the same buzz if i jus put $600 (twice the money) dollars into a new build.
And recently i made a budget build someone else, with great upgradability. A Intel dual core G6400 + GTX 960 for £60 total, in the uk + bought a new LGA 1200 mother board for it. I honestly really enjoyed benchmarking it.
Manufacturers keep churning out new CPUs and GPUs but the vast majority of games will happily run on older components at modest resolutions. That CPU was barely breaking a sweat, even with the 1650
I slapped a $7 R7 250 2gb into an older 2/4 Intel Celeron machine, it plays PUBG at low settings 60fps, WOTB/WOS 100+FPS, Skyrim and Fallout 4 at 60+ fps, GTA 4/5 50-60fps. I payed a grand total of $25 for the entire computer including ordering the gfx card.
What a budget banger! Loved it❤
Calm bud, calm Love yeh style. Love across the the pond.
Immediately recognized Apotos Night in the background lol
Subscribed, nice chill video
This seems like something worth returning to in a year or so, when the game is more understood, bugfixed, and modded, it may well be able to run better on lower end hardware like this
It could be price drops due to being 7 months later, but right now the 1050ti is around $60 on ebay, while being 50% faster than the 460. The problem is that 80% of ebay listings for optiplexs are either for sff or micros, and the 1050ti would fit in a sff, however the power supply is recommended to be 300w and 250w is pushing it. So you have to sure the optiplex is the biggest size listed as "mt", but sometimes they aren't and you have to just look and see. Theres also the dell inspiron and dell xps desktops (make sure to specify desktop when searching as inspiron is also for laptops) as long as they have around 250w and a large enough size to support the 1050ti.
With sucha frugal build, and a few potato mods? Works for me!
The controller being a little better is due to a few factors. 1.) It is 1 input device vs. 2 of them (wireless or not). 2.) Less buttons/inputs allowed. And 3.) Slower/smoother camera and movement inputs since a mouse will be faster at movement based off of speed of travel. The keyboard buttons are all or nothing unlike controllers for walking slowly or strafing side to side slowly, keyboard cannot. The upside to keyboard and mouse is more functions (like leaning around corners or "hot keys/shortcuts") allowed and better control while aiming (mostly snipping). Btw, i gamed on console for ages and moved to PC. Still have a controller for optional comfort or nostalgia i suppose.😅
Well played!
Truly Classy style content! Loved it!
Missing the dead cat. Crumple Pop has a good free utility to remove the plosive pops in post.
the vibes are immaculate .
new upload yay!
All I do is watch stuff like HU, Linus, J2c, GN, Daniel Owens, PC Builder, etc, etc.
Why was I not recommended your channel before now? Algorithm be weird sometimes. Anyway I subbed, good stuff, love the vibe!
We need Alan Wake 2 next!
It's not worth it, even the 1070 really struggles to run it. And unfortunately that's due to the lack of mesh shader support. Theoretically one of the devs did say that you could switch to vertex shaders, but they said the dev team had a rough time getting good performance out of them.
Watched the 300-500$ pc vid now I’m here I can’t complain
Lowspecgamer reborn on OZ’s channel. I worship you black linus
Thanks a ton sir...great stuff. Good reminder it's not all about big $ new GPUs and hype. Cheers and keep it up!
You have such a smooth jazz voice
16x16 textures...that's the same as Minecraft, lol