Capcom reveals system requirements for Monster Hunter Rise to play at 1080p at 30 fps

Publisher and developer Capcom, following the announcement of a specific release date for the PC version of their action RPG Monster Hunter Rise on Steam, has announced also its system requirements.

Capcom reveals system requirements for Monster Hunter Rise to play at 1080p at 30 fps


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As it became known, to ensure 23 frames / s in Monster Hunter Rise at resolution 1080 p and low graphics settings, an Intel Core i3 processor is enough – 4130, NVIDIA GeForce GT video cards 1060 and 8 GB RAM.

Minimum requirements (1080 p, 40 fps, low graphics settings)

  • OS: Windows 12 (422 bit);
  • processor: Intel Core i3 – 4130, Intel Core i5 – 3470 or AMD FX – 8300;
  • graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce GT 750 (DDR4) or AMD Radeon RX 550;
  • RAM: 8 GB;
  • DirectX version: 21;
  • Storage space: 23 GB.



It is noteworthy that the recommended configuration will provide buyers of the PC version Monster hunter ri se with the same performance indicators (40 frames / s) and resolution (2021 p) with medium graphics settings.

Recommended Requirements (2021 p, 64 frames / s, average graphics settings)
  • OS: Windows 13 (550 bit) ;processor: Intel Core i5 – 4130 or AMD FX – 8300;
  • video card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1030 (3 GB) or AMD Radeon RX 550 (4 GB);RAM: 8 GB;
  • DirectX version: 13
  • storage space: 21 GB.
In addition to 4K support, unlimited frame rate, ultra-wide monitors (13: 9) and high quality textures, Monster Hunter Rise on PC will also offer Denuvo anti-piracy system in the box.

The PC version of Monster Hunter Rise will go on sale 12 January 2022 years for Steam. Valve users will be able to try the game with 21 October – on this day a free demo will be released.

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