Silt System Requirements

We take a look at the system requirements for Silt on PC.

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Can I Run Silt On My Computer?

Silt is a monochromatic adventure game set in the deep sea, and the unique art style relies on some relatively middle-of-the-road hardware to get it up and running. If you want to be sure one way or the other that the game is going to run on your system, you’ll need to check your hardware details.

If you don’t know how to check your details, you can use our guide on the subject to make the process a little easier on yourself. Once you have the relevant information, you can compare it to the info we’ve listed down below. If your system isn’t quite powerful enough to play this title, you’ll need to upgrade your system by adding or replacing hardware.

Silt Release Date & Game Details

  • Release Date : Q1 2022 (Microsoft Windows)
  • System Requirements : Medium
  • Genre : Puzzle-Adventure
  • Developer : Spiral Circus
  • Publisher : Sold Out

Silt is a dark, narrative adventure title set in a deep oceanic void. As a diver, you must explore the ocean, possessing creatures to help you solve puzzles and make progress. You’ll also have to look out for some of the mutated sea creatures that make up the natural landscape of the void before they can make you their next meal.

Silt System Requirements

Silt Minimum System Requirements

  • CPU : Intel Core i3 or equivalent
  • RAM : 4GB RAM
  • GPU : GeForce GTX 1070
  • Operating System : Windows 7
  • Storage Space : 6GB

No recommended settings have been released for this title.

What Gaming PC Do We Recommend To Play Silt?

Silt has shockingly low processor requirements for a game that requires a GTX 1070 or equivalent, so the price is mostly going to be dependent on how easy you can find well-priced graphics cards in your area. You can get most of the components for less than $500 if you’re going to self-build anyway, but you might have to add an extra $100 or so to get the GPU you need if availability is low enough.

In terms of pre-builts, they should be a bit easier to find, but you might have to spend slightly more. Some $500 builds will feature most of what you need, but you could have to go as high as $800 just to find one with an appropriate GPU.

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Will Worrall

Will is the Games Editor at WePC and is a writer who's been tinkering with computers and software since he was old enough to know what a keyboard or screwdriver is. Since 2016 he has written for several high-profile websites, including MakeUseOf and Space.com, specializing in retro gaming and technology, guides, and cybersecurity.

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