The Crimson Desert system requirements are surprisingly accessible for the most part, with CPU and GPU specs being quite modest. However, with 16GB of RAM as a minimum and over 130GB of SSD storage space required, the currently high prices for these parts might mean an expensive upgrade to get this game running for anyone whose gaming PC is lacking in these areas. It's no surprise to see that you won't need the very best graphics card to at least run Crimson Desert, and it's still nice to see just how modest its entry-level GPU requirement is. The Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 is nearly ten years old and was only a mid-range card at the time of its launch, yet it will still allow you to play this huge, open-world adventure, even if it looks like a potato.Read the full story on PCGamesN: The Crimson Desert system requirements don't ask much of your graphics card, but download size is another matter