Official minimum specification
The Epic Games Store lists Windows 11, an AMD Ryzen 5 2600 or Intel Core i5-8400, 10 GB RAM, an NVIDIA RTX 2060, DirectX 12 and 35 GB of storage as the minimum PC configuration.
That configuration targets 1920×1080 at 30 frames per second using Low settings. Treat the target as part of the requirement, because meeting the component list does not imply 60 fps or High settings.
Official recommended specification
The recommended target is Windows 11, an AMD Ryzen 5 5600G or Intel Core i5-12600, 16 GB RAM, an AMD Radeon 6700 or NVIDIA RTX 3070, DirectX 12 and 35 GB of storage.
Epic ties this configuration to 1920×1080 at 60 frames per second on High settings. It is not an official 1440p, 4K or high-refresh-rate specification, so planning for those targets requires headroom and current independent testing.
DLSS and frame generation are not confirmed here
The supplied official PC requirements do not make a claim about NVIDIA DLSS or frame generation. The correct status from this evidence is unconfirmed: absence from the requirement block does not prove that either technology is impossible, disabled or permanently excluded.
Avoid treating a store hardware target, a trailer frame or an uncited settings screenshot as confirmation. Use a current official feature list, patch note or the live graphics menu before relying on an upscaler or generated frames for a purchase decision.
A practical readiness check
Compare your CPU, GPU, memory, operating system and free storage against one complete tier rather than mixing the minimum processor with the recommended frame-rate expectation. Keep additional free disk space available for updates even though the listed installation requirement is 35 GB.
The launch patch contains fixes across weapons, abilities, audio and platform behavior, so update before judging stability or performance. The notes do not provide a new PC specification or confirm DLSS, and should not be used to fill that evidence gap.
