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Crytek has lowered the recommended system requirements for the PC version of Ryse Son of Rome. Initially, the company had posted the requirements to play the title at 4K, rather than 1080p. The spec revision makes the game much more accessible to low end/midrange system users.
In an update on the Steam Community page, a Crytek developer said:
“since there was some initial confusion about the System Requirements (as we originally posted the specs needed for 4k as recommended on the Store page), we wanted to give you a bit more insight into the system requirements to run the game and some examples of fitting CPUs and GPUs in the three categories.”
While the minimum system requirements have mostly remained the same, the recommended requirements have lowered significantly. To run the game at 1080p you'll need:
- Intel Core i5 2500k /AMD FX-6350 or better.
- 8GB RAM
- Nvidia GeForce GTX 660Ti /AMD Radeon R7 260x or better.
- 64-bit OS.
- 26GB free hard drive space.
If any of you guys are already gaming at 4K, then you'll need a system featuring an Intel Core i7 CPU or an AMD FX-8350 along with an Nvidia GTX 780/Titan or an AMD R9 290x.
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KitGuru Says: The revised recommended requirements are much more realistic for 1080p gamers. Due to the low graphics requirements, its possible that Crytek has heavily optimized the port for PC hardware. Are any of you guys going to pick up Ryse Son of Rome on PC?
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Will my i7 930 be able to run this?
Oh well that’s reassuring. Good to know I can play it at 4k if I want.
I would be suprised if it couldn’t.
The i7 930 is still a powerfull CPU
i5 3550 with gefroce gtx 760 & 8gb ram , will be enough ?
will my i7 3630 QM, 8GB RAM and gt635m be able to run this
A 660ti and r7 260x are not even close to being the same performance level
Probably not. I had that GPU in my old laptop, it’s equivalent to a 400 series desktop GPU, so it doesn’t boast much power… Also, your i7 seems slightly overkill in that system.
It’s a laptop, he/she can’t really help it.
i7 4770k, EVGA GTX 780 should be great but even some games slow down that tiny bit in ultra, those frame drops piss me off… i’m so sad :'(
my i7 and Nvidia GTX Titan X ram 16 gb can i run it
Can my AMD TURION DUAL CORE M500 2.20GHZ with 4GB ram and ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4200 series 320mb dedicated , 64 based processor work with low settings of the game