Fortnite Season 4 - RTX 3070 ALL SETTINGS test

[@larthx3594]

If you change your settings in game to medium or low, you won’t be able to turn ray tracing off so the fps isn’t accurate for actual medium or low settings, if you turn off ray tracing before a game your fps will be significantly higher

[@Tangy-is-Tangiest]

Thanks for posting this! I'm thinking about buying an RTX 3070. My current specs are an i5 10600K and 32 GB of DDR4 3600 MHz, so I'm expecting even better performance!

[@Knytz]

@@Tangy-is-Tangiest Damn i envy your RAM

[@monkeybusiness1061]

U should get a i5 12600kf

[@Tangy-is-Tangiest]

@@monkeybusiness1061 I can't. LGA 1200 is a dead socket, it only goes up to 11th gen. I also wouldn't have enough money.

[@zachreed1961]

Not trying to hate but fortnite is a gpu and ram game not a cpu so you would get way better results with 32 gb of ddr5 6000mhz ram it’s what I am currently useing with a 3070 and a ryzen 5 7500f and on epic settings I get 200-250+ fps

[@Knytz]

@@zachreed1961 Yeah of course i would get more fps but i just would need to spend the money on that

[@قسورماجدنعمهحمود]

What is the name of the motherboard you are using with it?

[@FidosTeasers]

Huuuuuh????? Fortnite is an UE5 title, means its hella CPU intense. Especially fortnite, because there are a lot of physical calculations (especially in build fights). The GPU is really one of the last things in that game, that matters. RAM and CPU, that is important for that game.

[@Tangy-is-Tangiest]

It means you have lumen and raytracing off.