Can my GPU handle The Last of Us Part I?
Check your current graphics card against the published recommended GPU class for The Last of Us Part I. Choose a resolution, budget and PC specifications to get a more personalized upgrade-or-keep decision.
Check your GPU for The Last of Us Part I
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Check my GPU for this game ↗Published GPU recommendation
RTX 2070 Super / RTX 3060 / RX 6600 XT
System memory and prerequisites
16GB RAM recommended. 100GB SSD and 16GB RAM; texture settings can be demanding on VRAM.
What the developer actually recommends
The published recommended GPU class is RTX 2070 Super / RTX 3060 / RX 6600 XT. Official recommended hardware emphasizes an SSD and 8GB-class graphics cards. The published recommended system-memory reference is 16GB. You can verify the complete requirements at the developer, publisher or store listing ↗.
How to think about 1080p, 1440p and 4K
1080p: Start with the official recommended PC tier, then adjust the graphics preset for your target refresh rate. 1440p: More pixels normally call for a stronger GPU class. 4K: Confirm game-specific tests and VRAM before buying; upscaling can change the experience. Our interactive checker compares broad GPU performance classes, not measured frame rates inside this game.
Do you actually need a new GPU?
If your current card is near the published recommended class, try changing textures, shadow quality, ray tracing and upscaling settings before paying for a replacement. A GPU alone cannot guarantee compatibility: CPU, system RAM, VRAM, storage, drivers and game updates also matter.
100GB SSD and 16GB RAM; texture settings can be demanding on VRAM.
Should you buy the game itself?
Hardware is only half the decision. Read the independent Buy / Wait / Skip review of The Last of Us Part I on ShouldIBuyThisGame.com ↗.