Satisfactory: The 7 Most Important Things About The Unreal Engine 5 Announcement 

One thing everyone is going to have to do is clear their shader cache when the update drops, otherwise I'm going to be replying to people that don't know what's up with their graphics on the forums for the 6 weeks after...

Thanks Mason, helps a lot!

good stuff buddy

IMHO Its gameplay not graphics. Look on Minecraft huh? Hope we survive boys. Those 1300h are best times 👷🏼‍♂️ Have efficient day! #potatoSetupSquad #still Win7

where did people got this wrong pronounciation of nvid? it's NOT: n(e)-vidia it's: (e)n-nvidia it's not that hard - or just say AMD if you can't say nvid the correct way

Glad you talked about the updated min specs, I've been losing my mind over reading the forums and seeing the amount of misinformation everywhere. Great job :)

1:22 I actually prefer the shots with Lumen off. I hope that's a feature that can be toggled on/off.

With the chaos physics you can now also use vehicles to kill the hostile fauna. Vehicles used to have no effect on fauna before.

I think I'm probably very late to the party as update 8 already drop on experimental. But as a person who doesn't own a desktop PC and only has an almost 10 years old mid-tier laptop. I can confirm that GTX 860m can run Satisfactory Update 8 experimental with some issues. Well, the graphic issue is a normal one and I hope they fixed it. But performance in the 'Low' setting isn't that different from update 7 stable. In fact, there are some performance gains in loading time and smoothness of the game. So, as long as your graphic card supports DX12 I think it is safe to say that it will probably run Satisfactory in Unreal 5 just fine. Although, the Geforce Experience suggests the game run on 1366x768 resolution. But I prefer to run on full HD (1080p). Yes, there are some performance losses but it can still run 60 FPS fine unless I run into my almost 300 Turbo Fuel power generators...

why does he talk about what a game engine is? We already know. But very nice video!!

Lets be honest if you own a 1650 this is probally not the game for you.

i never got how people expect newer games to still run on their calculator from the early 2000s ...

Be interesting see how this works on my 11-year-old PC, it's probably going to blow it up it's got a 980 graphics card and CPU is practically a museum piece at this point Sandy bridge i7 and to top her all off of 32 gigs of ramp.

thank you💯

As a person who watched that update from Coffee Stain. I can honestly say that unreal 5 will be a god send for both low end PC's and the higher end user. For the lower end performance improvements and for higher end optionals that you can turn on to eat up your frames and make it look noice or give you plenty of overhead so you can multitasking (satisfactory in the background as you play warcraft or something) As for the specs change, they aren't the only games to do it in the past, world of tanks min specs have changed quite a bit as the level of technology has improved. The main reason a lot of people don't complain about it is because it's usually a discrete change to the recommended specs, lowering the GPU requirement from a 2070 to a 2060 for example. And its always a good idea to revise your min spec on a game that's still being developed as old graphics cards stop receiving drivers from AMD and Nvidea, as Coffee stain mentioned it was a 750ti they had lying around the studio originally. While the old tech is still usable, it's pretty much at end of life and is likely to pack in anyways and so most users tend to upgrade their PC every 7 to 12 years. We do it with out cars usually every 10 to 15.

Note: If going Team Red: RX6800/6900 cards are having failure rates recently.