Update: Recently, a website has appeared that offers a downloadable version of Enderal - this is a hoax and is in no way related to us or our project. This download seems to be only 23MB in size and "access" to it needs to be bought. We strongly advise against downloading, since it's probably malware.
Greetings,
The time has come: Here are the system requirements for Enderal.
Minimum requirements:
CPU: Intel Core2Duo E7400
RAM: 3,5 GB (32x OS) or 4 GB (64x OS)
Video Card: GeForce 9800 GTX 1GB or GeForceGTS 250
HDD Space: 13GB
The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim installed correctly on your system (No DLCs required)
Recommended requirements:
CPU: Intel Core I7-920
RAM: 6 GB
Video Card: GeForce GTX 560Ti or GeForce GTX 660Ti (With AA)
HDD Space: 13GB
The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim installed correctly on your system (No DLCs required)
Greetings,
The time has come: Here are the system requirements for Enderal.
Minimum requirements:
CPU: Intel Core2Duo E7400
RAM: 3,5 GB (32x OS) or 4 GB (64x OS)
Video Card: GeForce 9800 GTX 1GB or GeForceGTS 250
HDD Space: 13GB
The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim installed correctly on your system (No DLCs required)
Recommended requirements:
CPU: Intel Core I7-920
RAM: 6 GB
Video Card: GeForce GTX 560Ti or GeForce GTX 660Ti (With AA)
HDD Space: 13GB
The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim installed correctly on your system (No DLCs required)
Wow, a I7? Is that for real? Damn :/
Foacir wrote:Wow, a I7? Is that for real? Damn :/
Well you have to look at the actual processing speed though
As long as you have an Intel with a comparable CPU speed you are good to go, for AMD you need to have one with slightly higher GHz as those work worse than Intels while you play a game or use programms.
Still those requirments are quite steep. 6 gb ram is a lot for a skyrim mod.
That's quite a lot... I don't know much about system requirements, but do you think that a computer that can run vanilla Skyrim with a slight (I can't emphasize the word slight enough) lag in huge outside areas would be able to run Enderal at full speed?
I see. I suppose my FX-6300 will handle it well. Anyways, those requeriments seem reasonable.
Still those requirments are quite steep. 6 gb ram is a lot for a skyrim mod.
Lucky me, I have the two last requeriments
Garnet wrote:Do you remember Nehrim's woods? And Enderal is not a Skyrim mod.Still those requirments are quite steep. 6 gb ram is a lot for a skyrim mod.
Lucky me, I have the two last requeriments
As a matter of fact technically is a Skyrim mod because it use Skyrim's engine and assets. On the other part the story has nothing to do with the TES lore.
Yes, my laptop will be able to run it nicely 
Stahlrim wrote:That's quite a lot... I don't know much about system requirements, but do you think that a computer that can run vanilla Skyrim with a slight (I can't emphasize the word slight enough) lag in huge outside areas would be able to run Enderal at full speed?
Looks nice, meeting all the criteria +-, gonna be fun to see if there's a "Dark Forest v.2" hidden somewhere.

Redanxela
I typically play it on high settings, even though graphics really aren't an issue for me, what I need is speed! Still, here are the settings as listed on my Nvidia geforce program:
GPU: GeForce GT 740M
CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4700MQ CPU @ 2.40 GHz
As I've said, I have NO IDEA on how these things work, so I really appreciate the advice!
I will say though that having an ill-equipped computer never stopped me before! I remember playing Nehrim on my dad's old laptop at sometimes 10 or less frames per second... yes, Nehrim was actually so good that I basically played it in slow mo and still thought it was amazing!
Thanks for answering me!
I typically play it on high settings, even though graphics really aren't an issue for me, what I need is speed! Still, here are the settings as listed on my Nvidia geforce program:
GPU: GeForce GT 740M
CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4700MQ CPU @ 2.40 GHz
As I've said, I have NO IDEA on how these things work, so I really appreciate the advice!
I will say though that having an ill-equipped computer never stopped me before! I remember playing Nehrim on my dad's old laptop at sometimes 10 or less frames per second... yes, Nehrim was actually so good that I basically played it in slow mo and still thought it was amazing!
Thanks for answering me!
Your Laptop has significantely less graphics power then the GPU SureAI recommended for High Settings, but you're fine regarding your processor. I'd go for medium settings without or only a little AA, though I'm not sure if your computer can manage stable 30fps at 1080p. There might be some fps drops in Arkt or the outside areas.
Anyway, you will surely be able to run the game, so I wouldn't worry that much.
Anyway, you will surely be able to run the game, so I wouldn't worry that much.
EIN MEIN GOTT ARKT WILL BE ON THIS GAME? DAMN I FEEL EXCITED
Foacir wrote:EIN MEIN GOTT ARKT WILL BE ON THIS GAME? DAMN I FEEL EXCITED
I think Redanxela had a little typo in his post. I guess it was supposed to be Ark, which is the capital of enderal 
Jep, it was a typo. I am sorry that my mistake hyped you that much. But that doesn't mean there won't be no Arkt in Enderal. SureAI said somewhere we would meet characters we know, and Arkt is surely one most popular ones. So there is hope.
Thanks for the quick response Redanxela, medium settings is perfect!
Mathematics says my GeForce GTX 460 is 100 too small for Enderal.
Yep I said that.
Yep I said that.











