RX 7600 runs Shadows of Doubt at approximately ~16 FPS at 1080p High settings — verdict: CANT_RUN. At 1440p: ~41 FPS (PLAYABLE). At 4K: ~16 FPS (CANT_RUN).
The RX 7600 cannot sustain playable frame rates in Shadows of Doubt at 4K High settings (~16 FPS estimated). A minimum GPU tier of 5 or higher is required to run this title. Purchasing before upgrading is not recommended. Note: Performance in large-scale or late-game scenarios depends heavily on your processor's single-thread clock speed, not just GPU power — a fast CPU matters as much as your GPU here. Note: This title is currently in Early Access. Performance estimates include a conservative buffer — actual results may vary as the game continues to be optimized between patches.
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Can I run Shadows of Doubt on RX 7600?
Not at playable frame rates. The RX 7600 delivers approximately 16 FPS in Shadows of Doubt at 1080p High settings. Frame rate is below the 30 FPS playability threshold. Reducing to 1080p Medium settings or upgrading to the next GPU tier is recommended.
What FPS does RX 7600 get in Shadows of Doubt at 1440p?
The RX 7600 averages approximately 41 FPS in Shadows of Doubt at 1440p High settings — verdict: PLAYABLE. Playable at 1440p — consider lowering to Medium for a smoother experience.
Can RX 7600 run Shadows of Doubt at 4K?
The RX 7600 averages approximately 16 FPS in Shadows of Doubt at 4K High settings — verdict: CANT_RUN. 4K is not recommended on this GPU for this title. 1080p or 1440p is the better choice.
About Shadows of Doubt
Shadows of Doubt is a detective stealth game set in a fully-simulated neo-noir metropolis. An open world stealth game with a whole city of secrets at your fingertips! Set in an alternate reality hyper-industrialized 1980s where the government outsources police work to private corporations and contractors. You play the role of a private intelligence investigator, making money by finding and selli…
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