The Dead Space Remake developers have shared official PC requirements and 30/60 FPS modes for consoles via their social media page. The team has indicated that console owners can experience the game at 60 FPS by playing it in QHD (1440p) without ray tracing or at 30 FPS in 4K with ray tracing effects enabled.
Looking for #DeadSpace specs? We’ve got you covered. Console players have the option to choose between 2 graphics modes:
— Dead Space (@deadspace) January 13, 2023
👉 Quality: 30fps at 4K (UHD) resolution with ray-tracing.
👉 Performance: 60fps with 2K (QHD) with no ray-tracing.
PC players keep reading 👇🧵 pic.twitter.com/GxVMjai8QX
PC Requirements
The Dead Space Remake developers have additionally provided both the minimum and recommended PC hardware requirements. The team did not indicate resolution or desired framerates with the specs and GPU-wise, they are unusually modest for a modern game with ray tracing effects nor have they responded to questions regarding ultra-wide support or game settings. Intel was absent from the listed GPUs but an Intel Arc A770 could potentially meet either the minimum or recommended specs given that it has been favorably compared to the cards that are listed there.
Minimum PC Specs
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2600X or Intel Core i5 8600
- GPU: AMD RX 5700 or NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070
- Direct X: DX12
- RAM: 16 GB
- Storage: 50 GB
Recommended PC Specs
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- CPU: Ryzen 5 5600X or Intel Core i5 11600K
- GPU: AMD Radeon RX 6700XT or NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070
- Direct X: DX12
- RAM: 16 GB
- Storage: 50 GB
The Dead Space Remake team previously revealed a stunning 4K trailer in October 2022, but it is not known what hardware was used in its gameplay. NVIDIA also recently announced that this game would launch with support for DLSS 2, which should help the players if it turns out to have more demanding needs with high or ultra-type settings, and could assist with higher FPS when using RTX graphics cards. The Dead Space Remake launches on PC and consoles in ten days on January 27 and currently Steam is offering the second game for free with pre-orders.
Discussion (3 replies)
Join Discussion →I havnt played this franchise. I just watched the 4k trailer and it looks pretty (well the rendering/animations) though grim and morbid.
It had a System Shock 2 kinda feel, does that fit?
It's more like Aliens I think. As a game it is a simple highly linear survival horror. SS2 was much more complex than that, with research, RPG elements hacking and so on.
Never played it but in watching the videos for it I can see some similarities. I have played all of the original Dead Space games though. My only complaint was about all the backtracking, and there is a ton of it, but I heard they were making some changes with this one so it might not be as annoying in that regard. Grim and morbid, without a doubt, and the scary/creepy vibe was even more intense on various levels. Oh, I guess I did have more comlaints which would be about the off-angle 3rd person perspective and the controls. I'm sure they've updated the controls but not too sure what the new camera(s?) will be like.