Phantom Blade Zero system requirements forecast

To run the Phantom Blade Zero requirements, we estimate you'll need an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 GPU, an Intel Core i5-10600 CPU, 12GB of RAM, and 50GB of space.

An official release date for the PC port of Phantom Blade Zero has yet to be announced, but the trailer gave us a pretty good idea of the game's overall mechanics and graphical demands. As such, we've compared the game to others in the same genre, and looked at hardware trends to put together our own Phantom Blade Zero system requirements.

We believe that the Phantom Blade Zero minimum requirements will demand an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 graphics or equivalent at the very least, alongside an Intel Core i5-10600 processor and 12GB of RAM just to ensure the game runs on the lowest available presets. 

By comparison, we anticipate that the Phantom Blade Zero recommended specs on Windows 11 PCs and laptops will be much more demanding, requiring something as powerful as an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 GPU, an Intel Core i5-11500 CPU, and 16GB of RAM. Of course, depending on how much ray tracing or upscaling the game employs, it's possible that the game will demand significantly more from your gaming rig.

Phantom Blade Zero size - How big is Phantom Blade Zero?

We estimate that the Phantom Blade Zero download size on PC will require about 50GB of SSD space.

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Phantom Blade Zero guides

Want the latest Phantom Blade Zero news and guides? Head on over to PCGamesN where you can see the Phantom Blade Zero preview from Gamescom, and the latest Phantom Blade Zero trailer. 

Phantom Blade Zero will run on PC system with Windows 11 and upwards.

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Phantom Blade Zero FPS - what frame rate can you expect?

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