It's worth noting that Diablo 4 supports DLSS 2 and 3, as well as FSR 2 - meaning you can cut down on those requirements considerably if you decide to use a reconstruction tech. We recently saw it with The Last of Us Part 1. As you can see below, running Diablo 4 at that tier requires 32GBs of RAM, as well as an RTX 3080, or equivalent 40 Series GPU (so a 4070).Īsking for 32GBs of RAM is becoming more and more common for the highest tier of certain AAA games. All spec sets require 90GB of free space at launch, a figure that will likely grow as new content gets added down the line.īut perhaps the most surprising thing about those specs is what Blizzard said your PC needs to play it at 4K ultra settings. Blizzard said the game could run on dual-core CPUs, and mechanical HDDs, but 'the game experience may be significantly diminished.'Īnd you're going to need to free up quite the space for it, too, as the launch build of the game requires twice as much space as the recent beta. While things start off fairly standard, they quickly turn to the absurd for the game Diablo 4 is.įor one, the game requires an SSD, and a quad-core CPU as a minimum for all spec sets.

The latest Diablo 4 video delves deep into personalisation.īlizzard revealed in a blog post four whole sets of PC requirements, targeting different resolutions and framerates. Today is the day all of those fans get their answer, and it's one not many of them will be excited to hear. As a classic PC series, knowing how well your PC will handle the action RPG is something of a tradition for anyone who's been awaiting its release all those years.

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