Patch Notes and PC System Specs

My system specs:

Windows 7 - 64 bit
Intel i5-4590 @3.3 GHz
8 GB RAM
nVidia Geforce GTX 750 TI - 2 GB VRAM
DirectX 11

My game launches. I play on all low graphics settings. And I run into out of VRAM issues. I currently am stuck because I can't get past an early cutscene due to VRAM issues. And that was after having to restart my computer a number of times just to ensure my VRAM was open. You can't manual save during priority missions (main story missions), so you're at the mercy of your VRAM. There were times when I would restart the game just to flush my VRAM so that I could play more without having to lose progress.

I'm personally upgrading my video card. RAM issues at least give you fair warning before it crashes the game/computer, which is where I think my next bottle neck for this game is. I'm just trying to decide what card I want to go with.

To others:

Would upgrading to the nVidia Geforce GTX 1050 TI - 4 GB be enough to get me past my current crashing/VRAM issues? Graphics settings aren't a huge issue for me (all low doesn't look that bad). I just want to play the game without worrying that the next cutscene is going to eat my VRAM and I won't make it to the next autosave.

If you ask me, very bad. I played BF1 since December on my 1070 FTW @2100 / 4480 MHz, I can run 95 % Ultra settings with stable 60 FPS.

Andromeda won't even reach 60 FPS on medium settings. Of course I play in 2160p. The game looks incredible, but the performance seems like some early access or No Mans Sky (Which is early access disguised as a full price title).

I just set the FOV to max, and it looks incredible! When in the galaxy map,you see everything as if you are looking through your Ryder's point of view, as she (in my case, she) looks towards the map. You can can see the ceiling of the bridge.

I have the same problem as crow14.

The game lags terribly (single player) and the audio stutters, it's almost unplayable. I tried uninstalling Nvidia new drivers with DDU and reinstalling them with a clean install, updated my realtek drivers from the motherboard website. I tried lowering all settings but the problem persists even on low.
None of this worked.

My system:
i5-4670K
16 GB RAM
Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1080
SSD 250 GB
MOTHERBOARD Gigabyte GA-H87-HD3
My monitor is 1080p


I don't know what to do. This sucks.

Keeping 60 % of a SSD free? Thats a waste. I have a 1 TB 850 EVO for games and no problems with it, except sometimes infinite loadscreens and heavy framedrops in cutscenes. I have 30 FPS on some planets anyway. Playing this game at 60 FPS is currently utopic.

Everything had been going fine until I got to the Remnant Vault. Every time I engage in battle with those robots the sound in my game cuts out. I can't play the game without sound. Until they fix this, I'm not going to play it any more.

You need to change it to custom (one step beyond Ultra). Then you can change all other settings in the graphical menu.

Well, I don't blame you. It isn't exactly intuitive. But at least it's there (which the freaking fast save key isn't!)

It really depends on the overall build. Some people seem to be having issues and others it plays very good. So many variables to pc builds. Between cpu/gpu/mb/memory/drivers/os, it is a wonder most times it is not total FUBAR. I would make sure to limit what is running in the back ground. One demanding program doing something at the wrong time will cause some drops in performance.

For me personally it runs great. I don't have a top end pc build or anything but it does all seem to work very well together. I can play at 1080P, Ultra settings and have very nice frame rates which I monitor with Fraps. Even played in 1440P with Ultra and was still playable at a very good smooth rate. At 4K, well I need to upgrade. Playable but just barely.