Conan: The Black Pyramid System Requirements for PC

What are the Conan: The Black Pyramid system requirements?

These are the numbers published on the Steam store page. They are early: Steam adds the note “System Requirements subject to change as development continues”, and the game is not due until 2027.

Two details are easy to miss. DirectX 11 appears only in the minimum column, and Steam does not list a storage type, so there is no official statement about whether an SSD is required.

How do I check my own PC?

You can read all four numbers from Windows in a minute.

1. Windows version: press the Windows key, type winver and press Enter.
2. CPU and RAM: open Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc), go to the Performance tab and look at CPU and Memory.
3. Graphics card: in the same Performance tab, choose GPU. If you have two, the dedicated one is the one that matters.
4. Free space: open File Explorer, then This PC, and check the drive you plan to install on.

Then compare each line with the table above. Meeting the minimum row means you meet the official minimum, nothing more.

Does Conan: The Black Pyramid support Intel Arc?

Yes, in the sense that both columns name an Intel Arc card as an alternative: the A380 at minimum and the A580 as recommended. That is the only GPU vendor detail Steam gives beyond the NVIDIA cards.

Will it run on Steam Deck, Mac or Linux?

Not confirmed. Steam marks the game as Windows only, and Valve’s Steam Deck compatibility report has no rating for it yet. Our platforms page tracks each of these separately.

When will the requirements be final?

Unknown. The studio has only said they may change during development. If they do, this page will be updated and its verification date will change. For timing, see the release date and price page. If you want to test your hardware before launch, the playtest sign-up guide explains how to request access.