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This should then deliver 60fps performance on Low graphics settings at 1080p resolution. Looking at the Ghost Recon Frontline minimum system requirements you will need at least a GTX 670 / GTX 760 / GTX 960 or RX 470 GPU along with a Core i5-4460 or R圜PU, as well as at least 8GB of system memory. You will also need 16GB of RAM to reach the recommended specs. With this setup, you should get 60fps performance on High graphics settings at 1080p. You will need a Core i7-6700K or Ryprocessor coupled with a GTX 1060 or RX 480 graphics card in order to meet the Ghost Recon Frontline recommended system requirements.

GPU: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 or AMD Radeon RX 480.

CPU: Intel Core i7-6700K or AMD Ryzen 5 1600.

Ghost Recon Frontline recommended requirements - 1080p / High graphics settings

GPU: Nvidia GeForce GTX 670 / Nvidia GeForce GTX 760 / Nvidia GeForce GTX 960 or AMD Radeon RX 470.

CPU: Intel Core i5-4460 or AMD Ryzen 3 1200.

Ghost Recon Frontline minimum system requirements - 1080p / Low graphics settings

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So let's get to it and take a look at the Ghost Recon Frontline PC system requirements.

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Ubisoft hasn't given the full specs yet unfortunately, but their wording suggests the below requirements are unlikely to change much before launch. Thankfully, like most other Battle Royales, the PC specs for Ghost Recon Frontline are not very demanding, meaning anyone with mid-range hardware should be able to comfortably play at a decent frame rate and resolution, whilst lower-end systems will still be able to participate as well. Although no official release date has been given yet, Ubisoft will be hosting a Closed Beta test next week, and as such have released some preliminary system requirements. Ubisoft also announced during the same investor call that Avatar: Frontiers Of Pandora had been delayed.Ubisoft recently announced a brand new Ghost Recon game set in the Tom Clancy universe, though this time it is a free-to-play Battle Royale shooter. I'm torn between not wanting to rain on anyone's parade, and thinking this parade is stupid and boring. Maybe this doesn't matter! Maybe every IP must now have an obligatory take on battle royale, and maybe Ghost Recon fans will be happy that they can now play a mode they like within their favourite fictional whatever. I like extraction modes and battle royale and team shoots and assault rifles, and I know this because I've already played several games which contain those things.

It's an uninspiring name for what looks, at this stage, like an uninspiring game. The chances of me keeping the names Wildlands, Breakpoint, Heartland and Frontline straight in my head are basically nil. I spent several minutes during this reveal thinking Ubisoft had already announced a game called Frontline, but it turns out I was thinking of the similarly free-to-play Tom Clancy's The Division Heartland. I was unusually hard on Ghost Recon Frontline when it was first announced, as I had a mini crisis while trying to write about the announcement of yet another battle royale and yet another Tom Clancy game: A proper Splinter Cell remake was announced in December of last year. Nothing from either of those VR games was shown. Splinter Cell VR was announced in 2020 as an Oculus exclusive alongside Assassin's Creed VR. That beta was cancelled 24 hours before it was due to start, with the game's Twitter account posting a message to say that they were 'dedicated to creating the best experience possible.' It was eight days from Frontline being announced to never being heard from again. Ghost Recon Frontline was announced in October last year and was meant to enter a closed beta shortly thereafter.

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