https://www.pcgamer.com/pc-build-for-metro-exodus-the-parts-you-need-for-60-fps/

So, you’ve been in love with the Metro series ever since the first game and you’ve made a promise to yourself to play Metro Exodus no matter what. I don’t blame you. It’s a visually stunning game adapted from an equally cool series of novels. It’s also only one of two games available currently available that supports ray tracing. But, how does Metro Exodus stand up performance wise?

If you’re the kind of person that needs to play the most graphically demanding games on at least ultra at 1440p, a high-end gaming PC is the way to go. Even without ray tracing enabled, Exodus sucks as much power as it can out of your GPU, which means don’t pay attention to any of the minimum system requirements if you want to run this game at anything higher than 1080p on low and still keep a smooth 60 fps. It’s also worth noting that if you are not running an RTX graphics card, then there aren’t as many graphical settings you can change, but not by much.