Dying Light 2 is a long-awaited game that developers have repeatedly postponed in order to ultimately create a truly quality product, and the situation with Cyberpunk 2077 is not repeated. For a long time, players have been guessing what the requirements for launching this game will be. Finally, information about the system requirements of Dying Light 2 appeared, and in fact, not every computer will pull it, even on minimum requirements. Let's start by figuring out what the minimum requirements for launching Dying Light 2 are. 

• Operating system: at least Windows 7. 
• Intel processor: Intel Core i5-8600K, AMD processor: Ryzen 5 3600X.
• Video card: NVIDIA RTX 2600 (at least 6 gigabytes), AMD RX Vega 56 (in this case at least 8 gigabytes).
• RAM: at least 16 GB. 

Yes, the minimum requirements are quite serious. The game takes up 40-60 gigabytes on the disk, which is not small either. For the best effect, it is best to install on SSD, but for the minimum requirements without ray tracing, with 30 FPS, and minimal graphics above the listed characteristics will be enough. But there can be no talk of a comfortable game. If you want to play with minimal graphics, but with ray tracing - you will need NVIDIA RTX 2700, and already Windows 10, seven will not do. Now let's look at the recommended characteristics for launching Dying Light 2 with a high level of graphics, but without ray tracing:

• Operating system: Windows 10.
• RAM: at least 16 gigabytes.
• The game must be installed on SSD.
• Video card: NVIDIA RTX 2600 at 6 GB, AMD RX Vega 56 at 8 GB.
• Processor: Intel Core i5-8600K or AMD Ryzen 5 3600X.

If your computer meets all the specified parameters, you will be able to launch Dying Light 2 with high quality graphics. However, if you also want to turn on ray tracing, but leave the high settings - here you will already need NVIDIA RTX 3080 at 10 gigabytes.