Unpacking System Requirements

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Can I Run Unpacking?

Do you want to know how your system compares against the requirements for Unpacking? Use our interactive checker to find out!

Graphics Requirements

To run Unpacking it is recommended that you have a minimum of an Graphics card with DX10 (shader model 4.0) capabilities..

Running Unpacking on a graphics card that is above the recommended specifications will allow you to achieve the highest levels of visual detail and the best frame rates. Good frame rates can be beneficial when playing competitive games. A higher frame rate will reduce input lag allowing you to react more quickly to events on screen.

To easily see how your graphics card compares to these specifications use our interactive GPU checker.

CPU Requirements

Unpacking requires that you have a minimum of an SSE2 instruction set support processor.

Some games require a powerful CPU in order to manage the game engine. The game engine deals with things like processing network communications for multi-player games and the AI of your enemies in strategy games. Some games are considered CPU intensive or CPU dependent. Most modern games offload work directly to the GPU and don't require a powerful CPU for demanding visuals.

Storage Requirements

You should have a minimum of 1 GB available space to install and run Unpacking.

An SSD (Solid State Drive) will generally deliver faster game load times than a HDD with a fixed head. Having more than the recommended level of storage available for a game will usually not improve your experience.

Operating System Requirements

Unpacking runs on Windows 7 SP1+.

Meeting operating system requirements is not always necessary and can sometimes be overlooked. However running an old operating system will usually mean you may have to install extra drivers and encounter unsupported game crashes.

Platforms

Unpacking was first released on Nov 1, 2021. It is currently available on the following platforms:

• Xbox One
• Nintendo Switch
• PC

An alternative to expensive graphics cards and CPU purchases is console gaming. You may not get the absolute best frame rates or visual quality but if a game is available for a console you can usually be sure of an acceptable level of performance at all times.