Star Wars Jedi: Survivor PC System Requirements & Benchmarks
A brutal trek through the galaxy that's equally brutal on your hardware. This title is a VRAM hog with a punishing Ray Tracing workload. To get a smooth experience, anything less than a current-gen mid-high range card is basically a non-starter.
A massive performance hog that dwarfs its predecessor. A mid-range GPU is your absolute baseline, and a high-end CPU is non-negotiable for a smooth experience.
With high demands on both CPU and GPU, buying new mid-range parts is the only way to guarantee a frustration-free experience.Used builds are tricky due to massive VRAM and CPU overhead. Aim for at least 12GB of VRAM and don't cheap out on the CPU.
The sequel to the hit Star Wars action-RPG series is finally here. At first glance, the gameplay feel isn't miles apart from its predecessor—which was light enough to run on a Steam Deck—but a closer look reveals a massive leap in graphical complexity. It’s no surprise that the demands on both the GPU and CPU have spiked accordingly.If you were hoping to play this one on a handheld like the predecessor, the current state of optimization is unfortunately a letdown. For now, the 'right' way to experience the stunning visuals of the Star Wars universe is on a proper desktop gaming rig with enough thermal and processing headroom.
Even high-end handhelds like the ROG Ally hit a brick wall here. The lethal combination of CPU overhead and VRAM consumption is simply too much for integrated graphics, making it practically unplayable. On the laptop side, while an RTX 4080/4090 mobile chip can technically run it, you'll be fighting jet-engine fan noise and constant micro-stutters. If you want a stable experience, a desktop with proper cooling and high-end CPU headroom is the only real choice.
The verdict is estimated based on hardware specifications, assuming a game resolution of 720p and settings at Medium or lower. A 'PLAYABLE' status does not guarantee actual gameplay performance.
PC Parts Selection Guide
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor PC Component Selection & Build Strategy
Average FPS numbers don't tell the whole story with this title. It places a massive strain on every component, and mid-range CPUs can easily become a bottleneck. Relying on Frame Gen to prop up your frame rate when your native performance is below 60fps can lead to noticeable input lag and may even amplify CPU-related stutters. This isn't just about the GPU; a smooth experience requires a balanced investment in CPU power and system stability.
CPU
High Core Counts & Clock Speeds are Mandatory
❯The sprawling open-world areas cause massive CPU spikes; we recommend a Core i7 or Ryzen 7 at minimum.
❯Even with Frame Gen boosting your numbers, your base CPU performance dictates the overall stability and 1% lows.
GPU
Target 12GB+ VRAM & Frame Generation
❯At 1440p and above, 8GB of VRAM will likely trigger a bottleneck. Don't kneecap your performance with insufficient memory.
❯If you plan on keeping Ray Tracing enabled, the Frame Generation features of the RTX 40-series are practically essential.
RAM
16GB is the Floor, 32GB is the Sweet Spot
❯Since the official 'Recommended' spec is 16GB, you'll want 32GB to avoid stuttering from background tasks.
❯If you're streaming or multitasking, 48GB+ is a legitimate consideration for this title.
Storage
NVMe SSDs are Non-Negotiable for Asset Streaming
❯Frequent, seamless area transitions demand the high-speed throughput of NVMe Gen4 or better.
❯This is a 150GB+ 'mega-title'—make sure you have the headroom before you start the download.
Pro Advice
BUILD BALANCE
Even after optimization patches and Frame Gen support, this title remains incredibly hardware-intensive. High-resolution gameplay with Max textures will quickly hit a VRAM wall if your card isn't up to the task. Between the heavy GPU load and the relentless CPU overhead, a high-end rig is practically required for a truly smooth experience.
If you're hoping your old PC can scrape by just because the 'Minimum Specs' look surprisingly low, you're likely in for a disappointment. On the other hand, while the official 'Recommended' list suggests mid-range parts are a must, the game is technically playable on entry-mid tier hardware—just be prepared for noticeable latency spikes when the action gets heavy.
The number of ● dots quantifies the performance level required from PC components on a scale of 1 to 10.
Minimum
Recommended
CPU
Core i7-7700
Ryzen 5 1400
CPU
Ryzen 5 5600X
Core i5-11600K
GPU
GeForce GTX 1070
Radeon RX 580 8GB
GPU
GeForce RTX 2070
Radeon RX 6700 XT
RAM
8 GB
RAM
16 GB
Storage
155 GB
Storage
155 GB
Supported Tech (Upscaling & Frame Gen)
Upscaler:DLSSFSRXeSS
Frame Gen:DLSS FGFSR FG
GPU Selection & FPS Analysis
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor GPU Benchmark & FPS Guide
Your choice of GPU depends entirely on your visual expectations, but the baseline requirement remains high. It’s crucial to remember that 8GB of VRAM isn't a 'safe zone'; it’s the absolute bare minimum for a compromised experience. Choosing a GPU based solely on raw processing power is a common pitfall with this title.
Target Mapping
If you're only chasing an 'average' of 1080p/60fps, entry-to-midrange cards like the Arc A580 or RX 6600 can get the job done, provided you lean on upscaling (FSR or XeSS). However, if your goal is a high-refresh-rate experience or 4K ultra-settings to truly immerse yourself in the Star Wars universe, a top-tier GPU becomes a necessity.
ENTRY
ENTRY 30fps
1080p
GeForce GTX 1070 OFFICIAL
Radeon RX 580 8GB OFFICIAL
Radeon RX Vega 56
GeForce GTX Titan X
STANDARD
STANDARD 60fps
1080p
GeForce RTX 2070 OFFICIAL
Radeon RX 6700 XT OFFICIAL
GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 8GB USED
Radeon RX 6750 XT USED
QHD
QHD 60fps
1440p
Radeon RX 7900 GRE USED
Radeon RX 6950 XT USED
GeForce RTX 3090 Ti USED
GeForce RTX 4070 Ti USED
HIGH_REFRESH
HIGH_REFRESH 144fps
1080p
GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER NEW
Radeon RX 9070 NEW
Radeon RX 9070 GRE NEW
Radeon RX 7900 XTX USED
ULTIMATE
ULTIMATE 60fps
4K
GeForce RTX 5090 NEW
ENTRY
ENTRY 30fps
1080p
GeForce RTX 2060 (Laptop) USED
GeForce GTX 1080 (Laptop)
Radeon RX 5700M USED
Arc A730M USED
STANDARD
STANDARD 60fps
1080p
Radeon RX 6850M XT USED
GeForce RTX 3080 Ti (Laptop) USED
Radeon RX 7800M NEW
QHD
QHD 60fps
1440p
No matching candidates found in database
HIGH_REFRESH
HIGH_REFRESH 144fps
1080p
No matching candidates found in database
Technical Evidence
We recommend aiming slightly above the official GPU requirements to account for performance dips. On the CPU side, opting for a high-end, current-gen processor is the best way to bypass the CPU-bound latency issues that plague this particular title.
GPU Benchmarks
Official Minimum
Official Recommended
bld4me Choice
GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB bld4me NEW
Radeon RX 6700 XT bld4me USED
GeForce RTX 2070 Official Recommended
GeForce GTX 1070 Official Minimum
CPU Benchmarks
Official Minimum
Official Recommended
bld4me Choice
Core Ultra 5 245K bld4me NEW
Ryzen 9 5950X bld4me USED
Ryzen 5 5600X Official Recommended
Core i7-7700 Official Minimum
This is a comparison graph of the manufacturer's minimum required specs, recommended specs, and bld4me-recommended parts (new and used). Higher values indicate smoother performance. bld4me's recommended parts are selected based on independent research, balancing comfortable gameplay with cost-performance for the game title.
GPU Matrix
Looking at native performance, even the 'Recommended' GPUs barely maintain 60fps, while the 'Minimum' specs are a recipe for constant stuttering. While cards with Frame Gen support can artificially inflate your FPS, the looming VRAM bottleneck remains. Ideally, you should target a GPU that can hit 60fps natively for the most stable experience.
GPU
720p
1080p
1440p
4K
bld4me NEW
GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB
LOW: 198fps,
MED: 149fps,
HIG: 114fps,
ULT: 80fps
LOW: 99fps,
MED: 74fps,
HIG: 57fps,
ULT: 40fps
LOW: 58fps,
MED: 44fps,
HIG: 34fps,
ULT: 24fps
LOW: 28fps,
MED: 21fps,
HIG: 16fps,
ULT: 11fps
bld4me USED
Radeon RX 6700 XT
LOW: 160fps,
MED: 120fps,
HIG: 92fps,
ULT: 65fps
LOW: 80fps,
MED: 60fps,
HIG: 46fps,
ULT: 32fps
LOW: 47fps,
MED: 35fps,
HIG: 27fps,
ULT: 19fps
LOW: 23fps,
MED: 17fps,
HIG: 13fps,
ULT: Not playable
Official Recommended
GeForce RTX 2070
LOW: 110fps,
MED: 83fps,
HIG: 64fps,
ULT: 45fps
LOW: 55fps,
MED: 41fps,
HIG: 32fps,
ULT: 22fps
LOW: 32fps,
MED: 24fps,
HIG: 19fps,
ULT: 13fps
LOW: 16fps,
MED: 12fps,
HIG: Not playable,
ULT: Not playable
Official Minimum
GeForce GTX 1070
LOW: 77fps,
MED: 58fps,
HIG: 45fps,
ULT: 31fps
LOW: 39fps,
MED: 29fps,
HIG: 22fps,
ULT: 16fps
LOW: 23fps,
MED: 17fps,
HIG: 13fps,
ULT: Not playable
LOW: 11fps,
MED: Not playable,
HIG: Not playable,
ULT: Not playable
The FPS values above are estimated based purely on the GPU's native performance without any upscaler. These are merely estimates and do not guarantee actual performance.
Estimated FPS Database
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Estimated FPS on this site is calculated based on the official recommended requirements of each game, assuming only the GPU is changed. Actual frame rates may vary depending on the environment, such as the combined CPU, memory, and storage.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
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Grade S
SUPREME"For those who refuse to compromise"
The ultimate GPU. Delivers premium 4K gaming at max settings.
LOW: 14fps, MED: 10fps, HIG: Not playable, ULT: Not playable
GeForce GTX 1070 Ti
LOW: 87fps, MED: 65fps, HIG: 50fps, ULT: 35fps
LOW: 44fps, MED: 33fps, HIG: 25fps, ULT: 18fps
LOW: 26fps, MED: 19fps, HIG: 15fps, ULT: 10fps
LOW: 12fps, MED: Not playable, HIG: Not playable, ULT: Not playable
Radeon RX Vega 56
LOW: 83fps, MED: 62fps, HIG: 48fps, ULT: 34fps
LOW: 42fps, MED: 31fps, HIG: 24fps, ULT: 17fps
LOW: 24fps, MED: 18fps, HIG: 14fps, ULT: Not playable
LOW: 12fps, MED: Not playable, HIG: Not playable, ULT: Not playable
GeForce GTX Titan X
LOW: 83fps, MED: 62fps, HIG: 48fps, ULT: 34fps
LOW: 42fps, MED: 31fps, HIG: 24fps, ULT: 17fps
LOW: 24fps, MED: 18fps, HIG: 14fps, ULT: Not playable
LOW: 12fps, MED: Not playable, HIG: Not playable, ULT: Not playable
Ranking Criteria Explained
S
SUPREME"For those who refuse to compromise"
The ultimate GPU. Delivers premium 4K gaming at max settings.
A
ADVANCED"If you crave that next level of smoothness"
A step-up GPU for chasing high refresh rates and stunning visuals.
B
BALANCED"bld4me's recommendation. The smart, well-balanced choice"
The smart pick—perfect balance of power and efficiency.
C
COMPETENT"Play at 1080p/Medium"
Ensures standard playability, delivering 30 to just under 60 FPS at 1080p/Medium settings.
The Bottom Line
The Game's Verdict: Recommended Specs & Grade
Compared to other AAA releases from the same window, the baseline CPU and GPU requirements here are exceptionally high. The silver lining is that thanks to multiple patches adding Frame Gen and upscaler support, it's actually playable on an entry-mid rig—provided you're willing to stomach some input lag.
However, if you want the fluid responsiveness and stability (bringing up those 1% lows) crucial for Jedi combat, investing in a GPU with at least 12GB of VRAM and a heavy-hitting CPU with top-tier single-core performance (like AMD's X3D chips) is a hard cutoff.
Even if you're chasing high resolutions and framerates with premium parts, the "just buy a better GPU" mindset is fatal here. No matter how monstrous your graphics card is, it will easily hit a CPU bottleneck. This title absolutely demands a well-balanced, high-end build where you prioritize CPU performance just as much as your GPU.
FAQ
FAQ: Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
Can I comfortably play Star Wars Jedi: Survivor with GTX 1660 Ti, RTX 3050 8GB, GTX 1070, GTX 1660 SUPER, GeForce GTX 1660?
To be direct, achieving a completely comfortable experience will be challenging. While you can play by setting all graphics to 'Low' and utilizing upscalers, you will experience stuttering during intense combat or effects-heavy scenes. We recommend lowering texture and shadow quality first, and utilizing upscaler performance modes to test gameplay stability.
[Estimated Framerate (1080p / Low Preset)]
GTX 1660 Ti: Approx. 48 fps (w/ FSR)
RTX 3050 8GB: Approx. 52 fps (w/ DLSS)
GTX 1070: Approx. 46 fps (w/ FSR)
GTX 1660 SUPER: Approx. 46 fps (w/ FSR)
GeForce GTX 1660: Approx. 42 fps (w/ FSR)
What are the benchmark results and framerates for RTX 3050 6GB, GTX 1060 6GB, RX 580 8GB, A380, GTX 1060 3GB in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor?
The estimated average framerates for each GPU at 1080p (Full HD) on the Low preset are as follows:
RTX 3050 6GB: Approx. 40 fps (w/ DLSS)
GTX 1060 6GB: Approx. 33 fps (w/ FSR)
RX 580 8GB: Approx. 31 fps (w/ FSR)
A380: Approx. 29 fps (w/ XeSS)
GTX 1060 3GB: Approx. 29 fps (w/ FSR)
Can RX 570 4GB, GTX 1650, GTX 1050 Ti run Star Wars Jedi: Survivor?
Unfortunately, running the game properly is highly unlikely. The graphics performance of these GPUs cannot handle the immense rendering workload of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. Even if the game launches, you will face extreme frame drops (10-20fps range), texture loading delays, or frequent freezes. Because severe rendering lag compromises the intended game experience, a GPU upgrade is mandatory to play this title.
Will Star Wars Jedi: Survivor launch on RX 560 4GB, GTX 1050 2GB, GTX 750 Ti 2GB? Will it crash?
It is extremely likely that the game will crash on startup or fail to reach the main menu. In addition to severe performance deficits, these GPUs often lack the required VRAM capacity or modern architectural features, failing to meet the basic launch requirements. Since this is a hardware-level limitation that cannot be bypassed via settings, please ensure your system meets the official system requirements.
