PC Hardware

[kamikazee54]

Guys i want ask. What pc hardware i need to play ETS2 with promods on ultra settings.

[IvanGF14]

With infinite money, i can get crazy. A cheap option can be a AMD CPU, something like FX8350 (which i have), a GTX 1060 and 16gb of Ram at 1600mhz. A SSD is also recommended.
If you want a detailed build, tell me and i can build something interesting

[realdeal350]

I can also run ETS2 on ultra. I have 16gb DDR4 RAM, 128gb SSD, Intel Core i7 2.6ghz with Turbo Boost to 3.5ghz, and GTX950M 4gb VRAM.

[Gman912]

If you want to know what specs I have to run on ultra, here they are: Intel i5 4590 @3.3ghz, EVGA GTX 960, 8gb G.Skill RAM @2133mhz and a 128gb Sandisk SSD. Hope this can give you an idea on what you want

[Callipso]

I'm not sure why an SSD would be recommended. I can run it just fine on my 1 TB WD Velociraptor hard drives. given they are only somewhat faster than your traditional drive. SSD are quick though they do have a problem of short life spans due to their method of data storage. The data/file retrieval is good enough on most drives though it should not be an issue for this game. I know lots of people use them to boot their system, it sounds like overkill for this kind of thing.

best things I can recommend are going with a sufficiently fast CPU and GPU combination. One that doesn't bottleneck, into oblivion. A fairly new i7 processor will do the trick or any recent model of AMD quad-core will probably be sufficient, though if you did want just a bit more power you could look into the hex-core family from Intel or the eight-core models by AMD. This alone can help your machine become high-end by itself, though with a nice GPU to boot you will be rocking any recent game that isn't really heavy in graphics. Nvidia GTX 960 and up are very good parts to speed things up, AMD has some equivalent models though I'm not up to speed on their GPUs so I cannot give a recommendation of which models are best.

basically your going to need a hunk of memory to run this game properly, and if you want more scaling then you may as-well double it. I think about 8GB is sufficient to run the game, 16GB is optimal, I have 24GB on quad channel and it seems this game will gobble it all up in certain areas. I'm looking at you Barcelona!

[plykkegaard]

SCS recommended configuration

OS: Windows 7/8.1/10 64-bit
Processor: Quad Core CPU 3.0 GHz
Memory: 6 GB RAM
Graphics: GeForce GTX 760-class (2 GB)
Hard Drive: 3 GB available space

No need to buy i7 an i5 with high clockspeed is preferable and cheaper as you can read on any gaming site
SSD is a nice option (samsung 850 EVO) I have used them for the last two/three years with any issues, current build is with 2 SSDs one for system and one for user data
For data storage (SVN, source filkes etc) I have a 2 Tb hybrid disk

If you dont like SSDs get some extra memory and add a RAM drive and micro stuttering due to saves is a thing of the past

[realdeal350]

I'm looking at you Barcelona!

[jamal1992]

i have question i have now this system i want only more fps then i now have
make ssd difference in FPS?
Prossesor: i7-6700K oc 4.6ghz
OS:windows 10 pro
HDD seagate: 2TB
Memory :G-skill 16GB 3200mhz
videocard: EVGA GTX 1080 8gb ssc

[ScuL]

SSD makes no difference in improving fps, it will improve the loading times of the game

[EG0611]

One day when I become rich I will buy a PC masterrace with 2 GTX1080 and a steering wheel just to play Promods.

I am wondering does anyone get 60 FPS on Promods? Or 60 FPS on Multiplayer? Is it possible