Now here is something cool. Capcom has just released a PC Benchmark Tool for Street Fighter 6. PC gamers can download and run this benchmark in order to see whether their PC systems are capable of running this upcoming fighting game.
In Street Fighter 6, players will take part in the Fighting Ground, which focuses on the classic fighting game experience with modes from previous games in the series. Two new modes will be available in SF6. These modes are World Tour and Battle Hub. World Tour is an immersive single-player story experience. On the other hand, Battle Hub promises to further expand the scope of player communication and engagement.
According to Capcom, those that score between 71-90 will be able to play the game without any problems. Ideally, you’ll need a score between 91-100 in order to play SF6 with ease.
Street Fighter 6 will release on June 1st, and you can download its PC benchmark tool from here.
Enjoy!
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No matter what their machines score people will want to wring every ounce out of their machine for this. That’s the beauty of PC gaming.
I thought there was a general site that did this for you. Select the game and it shows you performance.
lol those are probably as reliable as Jim Cramer’s stock predictions. You’re better off searching for benchmarks done by good tech sites and on youtube.
They’re mostly ‘algorithm-driven’ and are way off from actual performance.
Holly crap, 15 giga!
one of the first time im happy to have optical fiber ahah
(i’m kinda dissapointed though, i was expecting to have ultra fast internet when i had fiber, it end up that most of website struggle or ar limited in speed, that bench dowloaded in less than a minute though)
Meh, I just thought it will be smaller. Im on unlimited 50mbs adsl, download wont be instant, but still I can download terabytes if I want. Slow and steady!
They said 71-90. Bet.
just finished it… it’s just look like an early ps3 game…. with the performance of last of us remake
Maybe you have a Potato PC that can’t even run this on low settings. RE Engine is very well optimized and it looks great as shown by remakes of RE games. I played the open beta, it runs and looks great without any problems at max settings. Get yourself a PC that’s better than PS3.
Lmfao, it s not because a game is made with same engine that it will look the same noob XD
And I didn’t played on potatoes PC I set the graphics at maximum, it’s definitely look like a early PS3 graphics, even the playstation home was more beautiful ?
Downloaded it and on top that archive got corrupted, its actually installer, not portable! Just dl steam demo better
I mean, the game is locked at 60 fps anyway, which is a bit rubbish for 2023, but I suppose has something to do with the net code… for context (and saving a download), according to the image on their site a 2019 mid-high build with a i7-9700 +2070 Super scores 100/100 in this benchmark.
I suppose it’s for 1080p then, on 4k I had 60/100 with 13600k+ 2070 super , the graphics just look like early PS3 game also