Can I run Ark: Survival Evolved on a GTX 750 ti and a fx 8350?

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It's hard to say on frame rates, it changes often [for the better]. The game is being updated constantly. If I had to guess, you'd be starting off around 30fps with some adjustments to the video settings. That may sound low, but it's a common fps for the game right now.

I went from 25fps to 45fps in just a couple weeks of updates, so it's getting better optimized all the time. Still a great game and well worth the purchase.

Have fun,

d1rty

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It's hard to say on frame rates, it changes often [for the better]. The game is being updated constantly. If I had to guess, you'd be starting off around 30fps with some adjustments to the video settings. That may sound low, but it's a common fps for the game right now.

I went from 25fps to 45fps in just a couple weeks of updates, so it's getting better optimized all the time. Still a great game and well worth the purchase.

Have fun,

d1rty
 
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A friend of mine just started playing, i5 4460/R9 255, and gets 30 ish fps at medium settings. 1080p
They just got an Nvidia patch that was supposed to be pretty significant.
The game is fairly multithreaded, moar cores helps.
There are also a fair number of Steam launch options (low memory, extremely low memory, etc)

Alpha game, pretty unoptimized, but it WILL play on your rig at some reasonable fps, and look decent.
Keep an eye on cpu/gpu temps. even on lower settings, this game makes your pc work, hard.