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Can your PC run Phantom Blade Zero? (2026)

S-GAME's kung-fu action RPG, out 28 October 2026 on PC (per Steam). Its official requirements are unusually modest. A 6 GB GTX 1660 is the minimum, but both official tiers assume upscaling and an SSD, and the developer has published no 4K tier.

The short answer

Phantom Blade Zero needs a bare minimum of 6 GB of VRAM to launch. For a good experience you want 6 GB and a GTX 1660 6GB / RX 5500 XT 8GB at 1080p, 8 GB and a RTX 3060 Ti 8GB / RX 6700 XT 12GB at 1440p. VRAM is the hard wall — fall under it and you get stutter and texture pop-in no matter how fast the card is.

What Phantom Blade Zero asks for

ResolutionVRAM floorRecommended GPU
1080p6 GBGTX 1660 6GB / RX 5500 XT 8GBOfficial minimum: 1080p 30 FPS with upscaling. SSD required. VRAM derived from the tier's smallest listed card; Steam publishes no VRAM line.
1440p8 GBRTX 3060 Ti 8GB / RX 6700 XT 12GBOfficial recommended: 1440p 60 FPS with upscaling. No official 4K tier published. VRAM derived from the tier's smallest listed card.
4KNo official 4Ktier published by the developer — we don't invent one.

Will your graphics card cope?

A green/amber/red read on VRAM only — enough memory to hold Phantom Blade Zero's textures at that resolution without thrashing. It doesn't promise a frame rate (that's the recommended-GPU column above); it tells you whether a card clears the memory wall.

GPUVRAM1080p1440p4K
RTX 5090NVIDIA32 GBComfortableComfortable—
RTX 4090NVIDIA24 GBComfortableComfortable—
RX 7900 XTXAMD24 GBComfortableComfortable—
RTX 3090NVIDIA24 GBComfortableComfortable—
RX 7900 XTAMD20 GBComfortableComfortable—
RTX 5060 Ti 16GBNVIDIA16 GBComfortableComfortable—
RTX 5070 TiNVIDIA16 GBComfortableComfortable—
RTX 5080NVIDIA16 GBComfortableComfortable—
RX 9060 XT 16GBAMD16 GBComfortableComfortable—
RX 9070 XTAMD16 GBComfortableComfortable—
RTX 4070 Ti SuperNVIDIA16 GBComfortableComfortable—
RX 7600 XTAMD16 GBComfortableComfortable—
RTX 4060 Ti 16GBNVIDIA16 GBComfortableComfortable—
RX 7800 XTAMD16 GBComfortableComfortable—
RTX 4080NVIDIA16 GBComfortableComfortable—
RTX 5070NVIDIA12 GBComfortableComfortable—
Arc B580Intel12 GBComfortableComfortable—
RTX 4070NVIDIA12 GBComfortableComfortable—
RTX 3060 12GBNVIDIA12 GBComfortableComfortable—
RX 6700 XTAMD12 GBComfortableComfortable—
RTX 3080 10GBNVIDIA10 GBComfortableEnough—
RTX 5060NVIDIA8 GBEnoughEnough—
RTX 4060NVIDIA8 GBEnoughEnough—
RTX 4060 Ti 8GBNVIDIA8 GBEnoughEnough—
RX 7600AMD8 GBEnoughEnough—
RTX 3060 TiNVIDIA8 GBEnoughEnough—
RTX 3070NVIDIA8 GBEnoughEnough—
GTX 1660 SuperNVIDIA6 GBEnoughShort—
RTX 2060NVIDIA6 GBEnoughShort—
Comfortable — headroom to spareEnough — meets the floor, little marginShort on VRAM — expect stutter / lower textures

How this is worked out — and its limit

The requirement tiers come from Steam store page (official PC requirements) — the publisher's own stated specs.

The green/amber/red verdict is computed from each card's real, fixed VRAM against that floor. VRAM is a genuine hard limit — under it, textures spill to system memory and the game stutters regardless of raw speed.

What it is not: a frame-rate promise. Two cards with the same VRAM can play very differently, and upscaling (DLSS / FSR) shifts the maths. We don't publish an FPS number because we don't run our own game benchmarks (editorial policy). Use the recommended-GPU column for the speed question, this table for the memory one.

Phantom Blade Zero: common questions

How much VRAM do you need for Phantom Blade Zero?
6 GB is the absolute minimum to launch. In practice you want 6 GB for 1080p, 8 GB for 1440p at high settings. Ray tracing and higher-resolution textures push the number up; upscaling like DLSS or FSR pulls it back down a little.
Is 8 GB of VRAM enough for Phantom Blade Zero?
For Phantom Blade Zero, 8 GB clears the 1080p floor. It's fine at 1080p high with quality upscaling; 1440p is workable but leaves little headroom. In 2026, 8 GB is the floor, not the futureproof pick.
Can an RTX 3060 run Phantom Blade Zero?
On VRAM, yes — its 12 GB clears the 1080p (6 GB) floor comfortably, and it has the memory for 1440p too. The 3060 is a 1080p card in raw power, so treat that as its home resolution and lean on upscaling for anything heavier.
Can an RTX 4060 or RX 7600 run Phantom Blade Zero?
These are 8 GB cards. They meet the 1080p VRAM floor, so 1080p high with quality DLSS/FSR is the sweet spot; 1440p will ask you to manage texture settings. For real longevity at 1440p and up, 12-16 GB is the safer buy.

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