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| Component | Minimum: | Recommended: |
|---|---|---|
| OS | — | Windows 10 (64 bit) |
| Processor | 2GHz Dual Core | 3Ghz Quad Core |
| Memory | 4 GB RAM | 8 GB RAM |
| Graphics | HD Graphics 530 (DirectX 11 or above) | 1060 (DirectX 11 or above) |
| DirectX | Version 11 | Version 11 |
| Storage | 1 GB available space | 1 GB available space |
What are the system requirements for ShelfLife: Art School Detective on PC?
To run ShelfLife: Art School Detective on your PC, you need at least a 2GHz Dual Core processor and a HD Graphics 530 (DirectX 11 / above) graphics card. For the best experience, a 3Ghz Quad Core CPU and 1060 (DirectX 11 / above) GPU are recommended. The game also requires a minimum of 4 GB RAM RAM, 1 GB available space of disk space, — as your operating system, and DirectX 11. Check the full specification table above and compare it with your hardware to make sure ShelfLife: Art School Detective will run smoothly on your setup.
What GPU do I need for ShelfLife: Art School Detective?
The minimum GPU required for ShelfLife: Art School Detective is HD Graphics 530 (DirectX 11 / above). For optimal performance, a 1060 (DirectX 11 / above) or better is recommended.
How much RAM does ShelfLife: Art School Detective need?
ShelfLife: Art School Detective requires at least 4 GB RAM of RAM. The recommended amount is 8 GB RAM for the best experience.
How much disk space does ShelfLife: Art School Detective require?
You need at least 1 GB available space of available storage space to install ShelfLife: Art School Detective.
Can I run ShelfLife: Art School Detective on Mac or Linux?
The system requirements listed on this page are for the PC (Windows) version of ShelfLife: Art School Detective. Check the official store page for Mac or Linux compatibility.
What CPU is needed for ShelfLife: Art School Detective?
The minimum CPU for ShelfLife: Art School Detective is 2GHz Dual Core. For better performance, a 3Ghz Quad Core processor is recommended.