The First Descendant - Ryzen 5 2600 + GTX 1650 SUPER

Windows 10
RAM - 16 gb (3000 mhz)
Motherboard - b450 aorus elite v2
CPU - Ryzen 5 2600
GPU - Palit GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER StormX OC 4096MB 128bit GDDR6
Nvidia driver - 556.12
1920x1080p - Low setting

[@KingKaozy]

From what I could understand, the game has a high VRAM consumption, causing the frame rate to drop by almost 90% on medium graphics. In other words, with a 4GB card, if it had 6GB, you could easily achieve 70FPS on medium settings. Today, they updated the VRAM and RAM usage of the game; I recommend testing it out or waiting for further optimizations. The game is really poorly optimized, and this card is superior to the 1060, so there's no reason it should struggle so much in this game. So, for those reading this, don't worry-it's not your graphics card that's weak, it's the game struggling to manage VRAM and RAM usage. The 1660, which is a slightly better variant, can run the game very well on MEDIUM and HIGH settings at 100fps thanks to its 6GB VRAM. The game suffers from high memory leakage due to poor shader reallocation optimizations.

[@azd6364]

thats a big fat lie the gtx 1660 gets 70fps with low settings and a r5 5600x and 32 gigs of ram and it has 6 gb of vram

[@XanderTheReaper]

why it is laging ?