Your browser can say which graphics card you have. The check below reads it and places the card against the publisher's own tiers — without installing anything.
This card has no ray-tracing hardware, and EDF 5 requires it. No setting works around that — it is the same line the publisher draws for every GTX card and every Radeon older than the RX 6000 series, however fast the card is otherwise.
The card sits well under the slowest card the publisher lists. Expect the game to struggle even at the lowest settings.
Within 15% of the slowest card the publisher lists. The lowest preset with upscaling on is likely to be playable; the publisher's minimum target is probably out of reach.
The publisher's target for this tier is running the game, with no resolution or frame rate stated. The next tier up asks for roughly 87% more than this tier's slowest card.
The publisher's target for this tier is the recommended experience, with no resolution or frame rate stated. This is the top of the publisher’s table.
If your browser does not name the card, choose it from the list below and the check runs the same way.
EDF 5 is not released for macOS. The check covers Windows PCs — pick a card below to see how one would fare.
Your browser reports a representative card rather than the real one, for privacy. Pick your card from the list for a real answer.
The browser is drawing without hardware acceleration, so it cannot see your card. Pick it from the list, or switch hardware acceleration back on in the browser settings.
This is an integrated chip. If the PC also has a dedicated graphics card, the browser may simply be running on the integrated one — pick the dedicated card from the list.
Laptop chip: the speed is estimated from its desktop namesake and depends on how much power the laptop gives it, so treat the tier as a guide.
Steam Deck: the chip has ray-tracing hardware but runs at roughly a quarter of the slowest listed card, and the publisher lists no Steam Deck support.
This card's usual video memory is below the 2 GB this tier lists, so textures may have to come down a step.
This card's usual video memory is below the 4 GB this tier lists, so textures may have to come down a step.
EDF 5 PC tiers as the publisher lists them. 30 GB of space, DirectX 11; Windows 7, 8.1 or 10, 64-bit.
| Tier | Target | Graphics card | Video memory | RAM | Processor | Your card |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minimum | running the game, with no resolution or frame rate stated | GTX 760 · HD 7970 | 2 GB | 8 GB | Core i5-4440 / A10-7850K | Reaches itFalls short— |
| Recommended | the recommended experience, with no resolution or frame rate stated | GTX 970 · RX 480 | 4 GB | 8 GB | Core i7-4770 / Ryzen 5 1400 | Reaches itFalls short— |
The browser cannot see your processor, memory or drive, so check those against the table yourself. Speeds are rounded averages of public benchmarks and only place a card against the publisher's list; the ray-tracing check is exact. Nothing about your hardware leaves this page.
Source: EARTH DEFENSE FORCE 5 on Steam — system requirements
The Steam minimum is a GeForce GTX 760 or Radeon HD 7970 with a Core i5-4440 or A10-7850K; the recommended card is a GTX 970 or RX 480 with a Core i7-4770 or Ryzen 5 1400. Both ask for 8 GB of RAM, 30 GB of space and 64-bit Windows 7, 8.1 or 10. The PC version has split-screen for two as well.
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