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* Please note that the score does not guarantee that your system will run FINAL FANTASY XIV. Adjusting settings is unlikely to improve performance.ĭoes not meet specifications for running the game. Adjusting settings may improve performance.ġ000-1999 Low Performance – Changes to Settings RequiredĬapable of running the game, but will experience considerable slowdown. Consider switching to a higher resolution depending on performance.Ĭapable of running the game on default settings.Ģ000-3999 Slightly Low Performance – Changes to Settings RecommendedĬapable of running the game, but will experience slowdown. Should perform well, even at higher resolutions.Ĭapable of running the game on default settings. Should perform exceptionally well, even at higher resolutions.Įasily capable of running the game. 15000- Extremely High PerformanceĮasily capable of running the game on the highest settings.Įasily capable of running the game. Please use the explanations of the scores outlined below for reference. The score represents how well FINAL FANTASY XIV is estimated to run on your PC. Once the cutscenes have completed, a score will be displayed. Starting the benchmark will cause several cutscenes to play. Results will not be displayed if playback is stopped before completion.

* The cutscenes are approximately 7 minutes in length.

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Graphics card and drivers compatible with DirectX® 11. * This benchmark is not available on Mac OS. * The 64-bit version of the above mentioned operating systems is required.

If the majority of reviewers and users consider that, immediately and over time, the changes are largely positive, even if some 'tweaks' are introduced based on post-release feedback, it's a success. Too frequent or too many drastic changes = possible confusion, frustration and dissatisfaction. Long-periods without both interface and cosmetic change/modernisation = familiar, at the expense of appearing stagnant & boring vs. > Come up with something similar, but not identical > Give the agreed design framework to the programmers with instructions to make it work for the next major Windows OS release.

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Watch what significant visual changes Apple and now Android introduce > Wait long enough to see if a 'look' gains significant popularity with users, media designers, Linux Desktop developers etc. Windows graphic design approach and trends (as I see it):
