Star Wars Zero Company System Requirements Guide
Check Star Wars Zero Company system requirements for Windows, CPU, memory, GPU, storage, and target settings using Steam as the priority source.
Direct answer
The priority source for Star Wars Zero Company system requirements is the Steam store page. The supplied material says Steam lists Windows 10/11 64-bit, CPU, memory, GPU, storage, and target resolution or frame-rate information. Because the game is pre-release in the source pack, the exact minimum and recommended values are 待确认 (pending confirmation) until the live listing is checked again.
How to read the table
Separate minimum from recommended requirements, then explain what each tier is intended to support. A specification table should keep the operating system, processor, memory, graphics card, storage, and target setting in their original wording. Do not convert a preview observation into a guaranteed 1080p or 1440p result.
Why Steam comes first
Steam is the product owner’s storefront for the PC listing and can update requirements as launch approaches. Zero Company Wiki may reformat the values, and PCGamingWiki can add launcher, DRM, input, and graphics notes, but neither should silently replace the Steam table. Record the last verification date beside every revision.
Performance caveat
TechRadar’s preview includes hardware and performance observations, but those observations belong to a preview build and are not a formal benchmark. Use them as context only. Actual frame rate depends on settings, drivers, and the final build.
Sources
Check the Steam system requirements, Zero Company requirements guide, PCGamingWiki technical page, and TechRadar preview.
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