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Excitement is building in the gaming community as Firewalker Studios and Sony prepare to unleash their hero shooter, Concord. Anticipations are running high, especially after the recent preview by executive editor Tyler Wilde, who lauded the game with enthusiasm. Adding to the exhilaration, players will soon get a taste of Concord during two beta weekends. But before plunging into the action, it’s essential to check if your rig stacks up against the game's fairly demanding system requirements.
Concord’s early access weekend Beta for pre-order participants is fast approaching, set for July 12-14, followed by an open beta from July 18-21. Given that the game targets the competitive shooter market, optimal performance is key. Unlike most AAA titles these days, Concord’s specs are on the heavier side, necessitating robust PC configurations to provide a seamless gaming experience. For those aiming for a smooth 1080p at 60 fps on low settings, an Intel Core i7-8700K or AMD Ryzen 7 2700X, along with an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660, will be essential.
Ambitious players looking to push their hardware for a 1440p, 60 fps experience on high settings will need more firepower. Here, a Core i7-10700K or Ryzen 7 3700X paired with an RTX 3080 or Radeon RX 6800 XT is recommended. Enthusiasts aspiring to game at 4K 60 fps on ultra settings must be equipped with top-tier hardware like the RTX 4070 Ti or RX 7900 XT. System requirements show the necessity not only for a powerful CPU and GPU but also a reliable 30GB SSD storage and 16GB DDR4 RAM across the recommended performance, as well as ultra settings.
Gamers might wonder about frame rates beyond 60 fps—a standard expectation in the competitive shooter genre. While the disclosed specs focus on 60 frames per second - a constant for consoles like the PlayStation 5 - the hardcore PC gaming community often prefers a faster frame rate for a smoother, more responsive experience. With beta versions revealing only part of what the full game might hold, players are hopeful for options allowing frame rate adjustments to meet the demands of more advanced hardware setups.
As anticipation mounts for Concord’s release on August 23, the upcoming beta tests will be a crucial opportunity for players to evaluate not only their hardware’s performance but also the engaging experience promised by Firewalker Studios. With Tyler Wilde’s endorsement and the promise of customizable settings, Concord aims to meet the high standards of the shooter community. Whether you prefer stunning visuals or high frame rates, the upcoming betas promise to offer a first-hand glimpse into what could become a staple in competitive gaming. Gear up, meet the system requirements, and get ready to dive into the world of Concord!