Age of Empires 4: Tuning Tips & Compare Products with Captiva

Age of Empires 4 - Graphics and Tuning Tips

Since yesterday s Thursday, October 28, 2021, strategy game fans can fall into a new version of an absolute classic of strategy game history. The speech is from Age of Empires 4, which was thus published 24 years after the very best Age of Empires and 16 years after the last part so far. We have already tested Age of Empires 4, and purely graphically the series stays loyal to stylistics.

Table of contents

1. Page 1age of Empires 4 Graphics Tuning: Introduction, Captiva Test Notebook
2. 1.1age of Empires 4 - Graphics and Tuning Tips
3. 1.1.1UNSer test notebook from Captiva
4. Page 2age of Empires 4 Graphics Tuning: Procedure and Graphics Menu
5. 2.1vor to our tests
6. 2.1.1The graphics menu
7. Page 3age of Empires 4 Graphics Tuning: benchmarks and tips for tuning
8. 3.1Benchmarker results
9. 3.1.1ur Tuning Council
10. Page 4Pictures Gallery for Age of Empires 4: Tuning Tips and Graphic Comparison

Although the hardware requirements are not exorbitantly high, but there are certainly many users interested in such a game that do not have a top PC, but maybe even only one PC on the current entry-level level, we look at the influences of detail settings the performance is more accurate.

In this way, you end up knew whether certain menu items of the graphics options cost more power than others. What agree with Age of Empires 4: For many of the graphics option menu item you have to restart the game, so it is very tedious to test different settings combinations.

We have also created some screenshot comparisons, so especially gamers who need to play because of their hardware at the lower limit, see how much the difference is. We performed the tests with a notebook of Captiva, which we have recently already used a tuning article about Far Cry 6. For this reason, we also mark our Age of Empires 4 items as advertising features.

Our test notebook from Captiva

We have tested Age of Empires 4 in various detail settings on a notebook of our partner Captiva, which uses a mobile GeForce RTX 3060 for the graphics calculation. The model is the Captiva Highend Gaming I60-257 (GH7 736G 21V1), with the following technical data:

Display: 17.3 inches (1920x1080 pixels), Matte IPS panel with 144 Hertz CPU: Intel Core i7-10750h (Comet Lake H), 6 cores (12 threads), 2.6 GHz per core (5.00 GHz Boost) RAM: 2x 8GB DDR4-2666 MHz SO-DIMM Graphics Card: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 (6GB) for 3D; Intel UHD 630 for desktop operation Drive: 1TB-SSD (M.2 format) Connections: 3x Type A (1x 2.0 and 2x 3.2), 1x Displayport 1.4, 1x Mini DisplayPort, 1x HDMI, 1x 3.5mm Audio Dimensions: 39.6 x 26.2 x 2.95 cm, weight 2.5 kg

The notebook with illuminated keyboard has a price recommendation of 1899 euros (including Windows), but is in the trade if necessary to find cheaper. There are also other model variants, even with slightly stronger and weaker graphics cards.

On the next page we explain our approach to our tests for the graphics of Ege of Empires 4, explain the graphics menu and also have comparative screenshots ready.

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