If I look at laptops with the recommended CPU for Control, that’s bumped up to about $500+, and this isn’t taking into account any of the specs for RAM, graphics, etc, which would bump it up more I would think. So for reference, if we look at just the CPU alone, I can find a laptop meeting that minimum requirement for TS4 for about $300, give or take (there’s some variety in the top few that pop up).
* NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 / AMD Radeon R9 280X * AMD Radeon HD 7870/ R9 270, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 * CPU: AMD 6-core 3.2 GHz, Intel quad-core CPU 3.0 GHz * Hard drive: 9-15 (seeing some differences across some of the major sites reporting this) GB + 1 GB for cc/saves (recommended)Īnd then if we compare it to others games (I picked Dragon Age Inquisition because it came out roughly around the same time as TS4 iirc, and Control because I believe that one is sometimes used as a benchmark for gaming)ĭragon Age Inquisition Recommended (2014) * CPU: 1.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, AMD Athlon X4 Dual Core 4000+ or equivalent (some differences if computers use built in graphics chipsets) So they did lift them, but I think they’re still relatively low requirements relative to other popular games. A bit of a wall of text but I thought this was an interesting question so I wanted to do a little bit of googling :)
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