@wacomole: 16gb.

Plus i have two 780ti's and have tried the game both with SLI enabled and without it. Still a ton of stuttering and slowdown.

They said they are still working with Nvidia and AMD to get SLI/Crossfire support enabled.

@brandondryrock: Yes, which is why I tried disabling it. And it still sucks. Plus this is 2015 and SLI should have been supported from the beginning.

It fixed my version so that it crashes on bootup... I'm gonna try and uninstall it and reinstall it again to see if that does the trick.

@jsnyder82: This has been the craziest game launch I've witnessed. Like you said, it is 2015. I can't believe this was allowed to happen.

Oh, also something really funny about the PC version now. When the splash screen loads up, the speed limit sign now says "60" instead of "30." Someone posted that on reddit and I found it amusing.

@brandondryrock: The level of incompetence from the people who ported this game is STAG-GER-ING.

Oh I don't blame you. I only got it on PC because the price was discounted (not the 40% the weekend before release, few months prior to that). I have a 3 year old card and it ran like shit the first day, but then I downloaded those drivers AMD released and the game was totally playable for me. Occasional dips in frame rate, but nothing really holding me back from playing it. Didn't particularly enjoy the game, but that's a different story.

The whole experience has really made me weary of PC games and pre-ordering. Yes, I know you'll always run this risk when buying a game before it's actually released, but I just like to have the game downloaded and ready to go for 9pm (PST) the night before official release. Really holding out hope that Fallout 4 performs well on the lower end spectrum.

Hmmm...interesting. That's the amount that the devs are now recommending for the game to play smoothly, avoiding the need to page out memory.

...which is surprising as it appeared that most people with 16GB or more were not seeing as many problems. This whole thing is confusing.

I think I'll give it another try over the weekend.

@wacomole: I saw that. Granted, I haven't played all that much since the patch and all I did was some flying and driving around Gotham. I'm getting low framerates (40-ish) but I don't get any gigantic frame drops and stuttering all over the place like I did on release. If I lock it at 30, it doesn't seem to go bellow that.

I'm also using a GTX 770 and a i7 920 OC'ed at 3.2 GHz.