It isn't ideal to drop below 60 at all, though recall that my machine benchmarked a bit lower than expected-you may fair slightly better. On the 'Average' preset, I also got what I expected from the benchmark, 55-75 fps, only dropping below 60 when there were a lot of visual effects on the screen during a fight. On the same system I ran the benchmarks on, I was able to run FF15 at 1080p with the 'Highest' preset (the presets aren't named what they are in the benchmark, for some reason) with decent results, hitting around 45-65 fps. Graphics settings and optionsįinal Fantasy 15 has a maximum framerate setting of 120, which is disappointing if you have a 144Hz monitor-though I'd challenge you to run it at 144 fps in the first place. My results in-game were about the same as my benchmark results, except with Nvidia tech enabled, detailed below. Of course, you can just download the benchmark and try it yourself if you like (I suggest pairing it with a benchmark recording tool such as Afterburner or FRAPS since it gives you a score rather than min-avg-max fps). Based on the published scores, a GTX 670 should deliver something playable (though definitely not above 60 fps) on the lowest settings at 1080p. If you're running an older machine, the 'Lite' setting doesn't look great, but it didn't totally dehydrate my eyes, and I managed 88 fps on average. The FF15 benchmark tool at the lowest graphics settings. If your GPU clocks around 6000 or higher, you can expect a mostly even 60fps, but if it drops down to the 4000s, expect higher than 30 but lower than 60.
Looking at the average results, then, you can guess at what sort of experience you're going to get whether or not you download the benchmarking tool. On high settings, I received a 'fairly high' score of 4572 and averaged 45 fps, with a minimum of 28.
The practical result was an average fps of 68 and a minimum of 50 (during moments of a big fight). That could be for a variety of reasons, as this is my work PC and not a pristine benchmarking setup. Running the 1080p, Standard Quality benchmark on my system (Core i7-6700K 4GHz, 16GB RAM, GTX 980) returned a 'high' score of 6574, which ranks below the average for my GPU. Rough benchmarksįinal Fantasy 15's free benchmark can help you gauge performance on your system. Based on our testing, we recommend at least a GTX 1070, though the officially recommended 1060 should be OK if you don't expect to consistently exceed 60 fps.
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