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Official minimum requirements

The official Wanderburg requirements list a 10th-generation Intel Core i5, 4 GB RAM and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Ti as minimum hardware. They also specify a 64-bit processor and operating system, Windows 10 or later, DirectX 11 and 2 GB of available storage. These are the Steam store fields captured on the morning of September 8, 2026 in Beijing, not a benchmark performed for this page.

The CPU entry does not name a particular i5 model within that generation. It would therefore be misleading to replace it with one exact SKU or add an allegedly equivalent AMD processor. Official equivalent models and a target resolution or frame rate for the minimum configuration remain 待确认.

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Storage, operating system and version

The 2 GB figure refers to available storage space in the requirements table. It is not a measured download size, a verified installed folder size or a promise about the size of a later update. When comparing that entry with another number, keep the type of measurement explicit instead of treating all storage figures as interchangeable.

The separate Demo listing uses Windows 10 and repeats the same core minimum hardware fields. The main listing says Windows 10 or later. These are official descriptions of different products, and their similar minimum entries do not establish identical performance between the Demo and Early Access.

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Requirements are not measured performance

Meeting a published minimum is not a measured frame-rate result for your computer. The supplied official material does not attach a resolution, graphics preset or target FPS to that minimum. It also does not establish current Early Access performance on integrated graphics, below-minimum systems or handheld hardware, so those outcomes remain 待确认.

For a hardware comparison, preserve the exact official CPU wording, memory figure, named GPU, operating-system requirement and DirectX column. A startup failure is a separate question from whether those labels match your machine, and the requirements table alone cannot diagnose its cause. This snapshot was taken before the planned Early Access launch, so it supports a dated specification check rather than a claim about a tested release build.