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| Component | Minimum: | Recommended: |
|---|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10 or higher | — |
| Processor | 2 GHz Dual Core CPU | — |
| Memory | 4 GB RAM | — |
| Graphics | GeForce 8800 or higher, AMD Radeon HD 4000 or higher, Intel HD 4000 or higher (min. 512 MB VRAM) | — |
| Storage | 1 GB available space | — |
What are the system requirements for School of Magic: Deck & Slash on PC?
To run School of Magic: Deck & Slash on your PC, you need at least a 2 GHz Dual Core CPU processor and a GeForce 8800, AMD Radeon HD 4000, Intel HD 4000 (min. 512 MB VRAM) graphics card. For the best experience, a — CPU and — GPU are recommended. The game also requires a minimum of 4 GB RAM RAM, 1 GB available space of disk space, Windows 10 or higher as your operating system, and DirectX —. Check the full specification table above and compare it with your hardware to make sure School of Magic: Deck & Slash will run smoothly on your setup.
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What GPU do I need for School of Magic: Deck & Slash?
The minimum GPU required for School of Magic: Deck & Slash is GeForce 8800, AMD Radeon HD 4000, Intel HD 4000 (min. 512 MB VRAM). For optimal performance, a — or better is recommended.
How much RAM does School of Magic: Deck & Slash need?
School of Magic: Deck & Slash requires at least 4 GB RAM of RAM. The recommended amount is — for the best experience.
How much disk space does School of Magic: Deck & Slash require?
You need at least 1 GB available space of available storage space to install School of Magic: Deck & Slash.
Can I run School of Magic: Deck & Slash on Mac or Linux?
The system requirements listed on this page are for the PC (Windows) version of School of Magic: Deck & Slash. Check the official store page for Mac or Linux compatibility.
What CPU is needed for School of Magic: Deck & Slash?
The minimum CPU for School of Magic: Deck & Slash is 2 GHz Dual Core CPU. For better performance, a — processor is recommended.