Vanquish 7 and rust

There are a number of problems with Rust. The fact that the game is ~still~ in early access means that the optimization has not ever been considered, yet. The game struggles on stronger machines as well.

The second issue is not the RAM but the fact that the Vanquish level 1 does not have a discreet GPU. The Vanquish uses the integrated graphics and will be taxed to play a lot of today's games. This, along with the above, means that Rust is going to have problems.

And lastly, you are correct, again because of the EA status of the game, 8Gb RAM just isn't enough.

To sum up, it's not just the computers that is causing the issue, it is the game that you've chosen to run on it. As a backer of Rust from years ago (2014), I have given up on the game as just another cash grab from a studio who can't be bothered to try to finish the game.

Just my 2¢...   


EDIT:.... I've just read that Rust is not longer in Early Access. So some of my points are no longer valid. I am still angry at FacePunch studios for the crap they pulled with this game and am leaving this post as is... I will be looking into the game to see if it is optimized but they have a long way to go to convince me that they have actually reached a point where the game is playable.


Edited by Snaike - 25 Jun 2018 at 7:36am

Originally posted by nubatpc though the pc was rusting ,got scared

And first I was, too... then I read "It wouldn't play" and I knew it was the game.

Adding a GPU is a very simple process. There are many youtube videos and posts here that can show you how. I replaced the original GPU in my Vanquish 2.. and if I can do it, etc etc etc. The only thing I do not know about (and most of the forum gurus around here ~do~ know) is about the power cord to the new GPU. Mine was already there waiting for me so it was easy to spot. (Here is a link to my thread about installing my new 1070, if your interested.)

As far as the optimization... if Rust has come out of EA as they claim (something I've just read about this morning) then they should have optimized the game. Check on the game's requirements for play, you may see a higher gpu than your integrated graphics... but that I'll leave to the smarter folks around here.

As for the stupid questions... don't stop. No one here has asked the more stupid questions than me and only by the kindness of the smart folks that come around here was I able to learn anything. These guys are really good, patient and helpful. So, send as many questions as necessary... consider it a challenge.

Cheers!

Edited by Snaike - 25 Jun 2018 at 9:41am

@snaike I appreciate your patience and knowledge. I shall watch that link you attached and see what trouble I can get myself into. Thank you for your help sir. As far as I can tell they should be able to run rust with the minimum requirements. Just not sure about that Vega 11 that our systems have in it.

Cretae. Thank you very much. I just went on Amazon and did some wishful Shopping and looked at

2 AMD Ryzen 7 2700X Processor with Wraith Prism LED Cooler - YD270XBGAFBOX
and
2 8GB of RAM and it came to $808. Ouch!!! I may have to wait until next month.

I shall head over there now and check out their website. Thank you let's see what trouble I can get into.

Looks like that's what I'm going to do first. Buy 2 16 memory cards and give both PC's one and see if that helps any before I go buying any graphics cards. Thank you all.

It starts up it just really low frame rates. And I have a feeling it's only on that game. As they're able to play other games it might just be the game rust. Not being optimized. It appears as if they can play other games just fine.

This is the thread that Cretae was mentioning...

Here is a link to the card on Amazon... https://www.amazon.com/MSI-RX-560-AERO-ITX/dp/B072J422CZ for all the specs and questions.

I am in agreement with Cretae that if you want your kids to play Rust with these new machines the first step will be the dedicated GPU... RAM is secondary.

We just want you to be as happy with your DS purchase as we are... That's why we all hang around here, doing what we do.   

The Nvidia brand 1050 Ti is a bit better performer at a smallish bump up in price. To be honest, I don't know much about the Radeon brand cards, but typically, the next best card will be a higher number. Like the RX 570 perhaps.

Sorry, I'm on the road right now trying to use a tablet for this, or Id give you better info.

Glad we could help!

@hoserator that is awesome thank you very much.

I chose to purchase two of these. They're on the way and should be here tomorrow.

EVGA GeForce GTX 1060 SC GAMING, ACX 2.0 (Single Fan), 6GB GDDR5, DX12 OSD Support (PXOC), 06G-P4-6163-KR

😁😁😁😁😁

Bpratt22 no plans on doing that. I was hoping just to plug and play. As it's much better than the integrated graphics card that has now.

OH noooooo.bprat22 beat me to it again!

Edited by hoserator - 02 Jul 2018 at 11:06am