WRC 8 FIA World Rally Championship’s PC system requirements have been released

KT Racing has revealed the PC system requirements of WRC 8 FIA World Rally Championship, revealing a significant uplift in the games recommended system specifications. 

For starters, the game’s recommended Intel specs have moved from a Skylake i3 to an i5, while on the AMD side it has moved from AMD FX to a Ryzen 5 1600, a six-core processor. To say the least, the game’s CPU requirements have increased, but not enough to prevent most modern gaming PCs from running the title.  

Like its predecessor, WRC 8 requires a 64-bit operating system to operate, requiring a minimum of 4GB of system memory while 8GB of system memory is recommended. Unlike its predecessors, WRC 8 now features a 2GB VRAM minimum requirement, whereas the WRC’s minimum specs listed graphics cards with 1GB of VRAM. 

WRC 8 is due to release on PC this September and run well on most modern PC hardware configurations. The game will feature new off-road physics, a revamped Career Mode and new extreme and dynamic weather conditions, adding extra layers to the game.