RPG medium ✓ Verificado no Steam Deck FSR

Elden Ring

FromSoftware · 2022

Wondering how many FPS you'll get in Elden Ring? The table below shows estimates across 5 PC tiers at 1080p High. Elden Ring needs about 12GB RAM and 4GB VRAM — check your exact GPU + CPU here.

Elden Ring is medium weight at 12GB of RAM and 4GB of VRAM with FSR support, and it runs on the Steam Deck. The open world streams constantly, so stutter usually traces to storage or CPU rather than the GPU. Its 60 FPS cap means chasing higher-refresh hardware is pointless here.

Estimativas de FPS

Frames por segundo estimados por preset

Tier Hardware Baixo Méd Alto Ultra
Básico RTX 3060 / Ryzen 5 5600X 109 90 78 55
Intermediário RTX 4060 / Ryzen 5 7600X 115 94 82 57
Alto RTX 4070 Super / Ryzen 7 7800X3D 143 117 102 71
Entusiasta RTX 4080 Super / Ryzen 9 7950X3D 188 154 134 94
Ultra RTX 5090 / Core Ultra 9 285K 224 184 160 112

Requisitos do Sistema

RAM 12 GB
VRAM 4 GB
Gênero RPG
Desenvolvedora FromSoftware
Ano de Lançamento 2022

Stable 60 FPS Settings

60 FPS

Eliminate stutter, maintain stable framerate

  • Ray Tracing: Off (heavy performance cost, minimal visual impact in this game) +15-25%
  • Shadow Quality: Low or Medium +5-8%
  • Lighting Quality: Medium or Low +5-8%
  • Effects Quality: Low (less particle clutter) +5-10%
  • Volumetric Quality: Low (big FPS impact) +10-15%
  • Reflections Quality: Low +5-8%
  • Water Surface Quality: Low +2-3%
  • Shader Quality: Low +3-5%
  • Global Illumination Quality: Medium or Low +5-8%
  • Set max FPS via GPU driver (not in-game) for smoother frame pacing Stability

Elden Ring FAQ

How many FPS will I get in Elden Ring?

FPS depends on your GPU and CPU. The estimates table above shows 5 hardware tiers at 1080p High — Elden Ring needs about 12GB RAM and 4GB VRAM. Run your exact parts through the FPS calculator for your number.

What are the system requirements for Elden Ring?

Elden Ring (2022) by FromSoftware requires approximately 12GB RAM and 4GB VRAM.

How do I boost FPS in Elden Ring?

Enable upscaling if available, lower shadows and volumetrics first, and keep textures high if your VRAM covers it. Use the settings optimizer for your target FPS.