Crimson Desert PC specs don't keep resolution and framera...

What’s Happening

Not gonna lie, Crimson Desert is a little over one week away from release, and developer Pearl Abyss has delivered the official, final list of specs for the game.

The twist is that the specs not only include useful information for PC players, they also cover similarly relevant details for console players, who traditionally don t get mentioned in those reveals. Read more Home News Crimson Desert Faith Possible? (plot twist fr)

Crimson Desert PC specs don’t keep resolution and framerate targets a secret, and they don’t use upscaling for everything either Finally, a PC specification list that actually indicates resolution and framerate targets, and doesn’t leave console players behind.

The Details

Image credit: Pearl Abyss News by Sherif Saed Contributing Editor Follow Crimson Desert Crimson Desert is a little over one week away from release, and developer Pearl Abyss has delivered the official, final list of specs for the game. The specs are decently detailed, but more surprisingly - except for a single instance - they don t include upscaling on PC, another thing games have gotten too comfortable using, even with their lowest specs.

To see this content please enable targeting s. Manage settings On the official Crimson Desert site , developer Pearl Abyss has delivered a chunky post breaking down five different sets of PC requirements for the upcoming open-world action RPG.

Why This Matters

Each set indicates the graphics preset being used - and crucially, the resolution and framerate targets you can expect with each. With the exception of the Minimum spec, all other presets do not appear to rely on upscaling of any kind. They do not say, but, whether ray tracing is being used with any of them, which is a feature that will throw all of those specs out of whack.

The gaming community has been watching developments like this closely.

Key Takeaways

• Crimson Desert PC specs Minimum Graphics Preset : Minimum.
• Performance Specs : Upscaled 1080p (from 900p) at 30fps.
• GPU : AMD Radeon RX 5500 XT, Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060.
• CPU : AMD Ryzen 5 2600X, Intel i5-8500.

The Bottom Line

Performance Specs : 1080p at 30fps. GPU : AMD Radeon RX 6500 XT, Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660.

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