As the developers said, their intention before New World was fully released was to optimize it. Many players have already bought New World Gold, but they have received news of postponement. Although most of us think it is limited to repairing crashes and errors, it looks like they take it a step further. The hallmark of a well-made game is not how well it runs on the best hardware, but how it performs under the minimum system requirements.

In terms of game file size, for New World, players need at least 50 GB of free disk space. To play New World, players need the minimum CPU equivalent to Intel Core i5-2400. It is recommended to use Intel Core i7-2600K to run it. The cheapest graphics card is AMD Radeon R9 280. However, the developer just announced that the recommended CPU will be reduced to R5 1400 AF. This shows that Amazon has successfully fulfilled its promise of optimizing the game, and players can also be excited about it. In addition to preparing New World Coins for the game, this reduction of system requirements seems to be relaxing.

Ryzen 5 1400 is the entry-level chip of AMD's latest Ryzen 5 series for the mainstream market. The 1400 is an economical quad-core 8-thread CPU with a base/boost clock of 3.2/3.4 GHz. Ryzen, this little guy is everything you need to play New World. In terms of system requirements, its predecessor is AMD's Ryzen 5 1600, which is a brand new CPU with the old name of 2017. It is mainly R5 2600 because it is a slower variant series of Zen+ CPU in 2000, but the name is 1000 series.

But for some players who do not understand the technology, what they can know is that New World can run more smoothly than before. This is not only because the system requirements for hardware are reduced, but in fact it also shows that the game can be better used by players after many optimizations. New World will have a public beta on September 9th. Interested players can go and experience it, and they can also prepare enough New World Coins for the arrival of New World.