You can choose between running Saints Row in DX11, Vulcan, or DX12 every time you launch it unless you’re playing on a very old or very weak GPU, DX12 will probably be your best bet.
CPU: Intel Core i3-3240 / AMD Ryzen 3 1200. GPU: Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 / AMD Radeon RX 480. If looking at these puts you in an upgrading mood, our best graphics card and best CPU for gaming guides have some suggestions. Saints Row system requirements and PC performanceĭeep Silver have only released bare minimum specs for Saints Row recommended specs are listed as TBD on the Epic Store, but this close to launch day I wouldn’t expect to see them added. It’s far beyond the game’s minimum PC requirements, which you can also find below, but will let us check out how different GPUs perform without worrying about bottlenecks. Liam recently chatted to Alice about their favourite thing in Saints Row.Īs usual, that meant calling on the RPS test rig, with its Intel Core i5-11600K and 16GB of RAM. I’ve therefore embraced the past, and spent hours in testing to find out how you can tweak Saints Row’s settings for the best possible performance. And, to its credit, there's a healthy list of customisable graphics options too. 
The upside - besides Santo Ileso being a generally nice place to visit, as Alice Bee found in her Saints Row review - is that it's playable on low-end and luxury hardware alike. Ray tracing? Yes but only for ambient occlusion. While Deep Silver Volition’s “what if millennials, but crime” reboot is colourful and often quite pretty, you can tell it’s not nearly as interested in cutting edge visuals or contemporary PC tech trappings as the Spidey remaster is. Not to paint them as particularly fierce open-world rivals, but jumping into Saints Row after a week spent with Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered felt like being hurled backward in time.
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