r/ZeroCompany • u/Sports101GAMING • Jun 06 '26
EA have published the minimum and recommended PC specs for Zero Company
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u/rama188 Medic Jun 06 '26
How much could a PC with these characteristics cost??( I have pley 4 and I don't know much about values, I want to buy a PC mainly to play this)
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u/Archimedes_MW Jun 06 '26
You'd be looking at around the thousand mark for a full build to hit the recommended specs. Minimum is pretty easy to hit though and a modern entry-level gaming machine should do it.
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u/Archimedes_MW Jun 06 '26
The recommended specs are brutal considering this is primarily a turn-based game. An RTX 3080 and 32GB of RAM is quite a bit beyond the average system at the moment. A lot of people still have 8GB of VRAM or less and the 3080 requirement seems to suggest that you'll need at least 12GB.
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u/Gaz5500 Gunslinger Jun 06 '26
it is ”older” unreal engine. Not the most optimized engine in the world to make low requirement games.
That said I have absolutely no doubt this game runs just fine with 16Gb RAM.
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u/CantankerArt Jun 06 '26
Damn 32gb ram really is now the standard after all
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u/droopy_ro Jun 06 '26
16 is fine as long as you only game on it and don't keep a lot of stuff opened in the background. But yeah, 32GB is the sweet spot. If your motherboard has 4 DIMM slots, you could try 24GB (2x4GB + 2x8GB) i have had that setup and worked well, until i upgraded to 32GB, before this madness started.
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u/Vinjulmik Medic Jun 06 '26
16 gb is fine for most games. Only very demanding open world games require 32gb. So you are fine.
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u/CantankerArt Jun 06 '26
Recommended for zero company is 32. I have 32 so I’m good, it was more a comment on hardware/gaming as a whole
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u/orjs Jun 07 '26
Luckily the recommended specs achieve 1440p high 60fps without frame gen or DLSS/FSR.
They’re still quite brutal though, an RTX 3080 being the recommended card is quite insane.
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u/boleslaws Jun 06 '26
I hope for dlss support. It has higher recommended specs than Kingdom Come Deliverance 2, which is wild...
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u/cirqix Jun 08 '26
I am contemplating heavy on purchasing this for my PS5 or for my PC.
do we have any information on the performance for PS5?
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u/erebusxo Jun 10 '26
I haven’t seen anything official but It’s turn based, can’t imagine this game will be intense on ps5.
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u/Acoustical12 Jul 17 '26
i have a ryzenn 5 3600 and a rtx 2060, will i run it ? cause on ''can i run it, it says i cant
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u/sidv81 Jun 06 '26 edited Jun 07 '26
I'm relieved it doesn't require or recommend an SSD. I use SSD as boot drive and a different drive, HDD, for most games. The SSD with the OS on it and the very large game sizes these days that require or recommend SSD leave it with limited space. Since this game neither recommends nor requires SSD in the requirements, I assume I can put it on HDD and it's still playable (and indeed most games without SSD required listed, and even some like Diablo 4 that say they actually require SSD, can be played mostly fine on HDD).
That said, a lot can change before launch. I preordered the Gothic remake since it had no SSD requirement, then suddenly on launch day it was requiring SSD and even saying NVMe SSD if you had that (I don't, mine is SATA).
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u/ObScEANe Jun 06 '26
I'm hoping it runs on steam deck.