The witcher 4: minimum and recommended requirements for pc

Many believed that The Witcher 3 was going to be the last game in the warlock saga, but ultimately this will not be the case. Yesterday we already told you that the European studio CD Projekt has made a series of comments regarding the future of the franchise that will surely make more than one happy. This makes us see some supposed minimum and recommended requirements of the new The Witcher 4. Will they be real?

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The Witcher 4 How powerful should my PC be?

CD Projekt CEO Adam Kicinski confesses and calls it "unfair" not to produce more games about The Witcher.

"It would be unfair for fans of The Witcher not to develop a new game in the series. We have been working in this universe for more than a decade. It is still early to talk about it, but no, we have not forgotten the series . ”

Minimum requirements

The Witcher 4 will give a new leap of quality in the image and this is evident from the "supposed" minimum requirements that our team must have in order to move it decently.

• 64-bit Windows 7 Intel Core i5 processor 2500K.8 GB RAM Radeon HD 7970 graphics card or 3GB GTX 970 100 GB HDD.

To give you an idea, the minimum requirements to play this game are somewhat higher than the recommended requirements of The Witcher 3. We are sure that we will see scenarios with more details and better visual effects.

Recommended requirements

• 64-bit Windows 10 Intel Core i7 5960X processor 16GB RAM 4GB GTX 980 graphics card or Radeon R9 390, 100GB hard drive space DirectX 12

As recommended we find an 8-core processor and 16 threads of execution, 16 GB of RAM and a struggling 4GB GTX 980. But we understand that when MOD is released, the graphic requirements will be much stronger. So, you have to be careful.

The warlock saga has a future after Geralt

The Witcher 3 has been a best seller and critically has succeeded, being the best video game of the year 2015. Knowing this, it is logical that they do not want to leave it to its fate, even if that means leaving behind its main protagonist. It's just that the world of The Witcher seems to be too big to tell all its stories from the perspective of a single hero (or anti-hero).

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Kicinski is also cautious in confirming if they are already working on T he Wicther 4, that is something that surely will not happen soon. CD Projekt is currently engaged in the making of Cyberpunk 2077, their new futuristic action game for which we don't even have a release date yet. Will they get to work on two games at once?

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