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Rare Reveals Detailed PC Spec Requirements For Sea Of Thieves
Rare has shared the requirements for minimum, ultra, and all specifications in between needed to run Sea of Thieves on PC.
A handy graph shaped like a treasure chart reveals specific settings, such as what is needed to run the game at 1080p resolution and 30 frames per second, or the same resolution but at 60 fps. Regardless of your rig, everyone will need at least 60 GB of hard drive space.
You can watch our Sea of Thieves adventures, including our journey to the edge of the map, attacking an enemy pirate ship, beta endeavors, and read our thoughts on the closed beta, as well.
Sea of Thieves launches March 20 on Xbox One and PC. Players on both platforms can play with and against each other.
[Source: Sea of Thieves website]
Our
Take
It's neat to how Rare details the
specifics on what's needed to run the game at different resolutions and frame
rate. Hopefully more developers will provide these kinds of broad details in future
updates.
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