How do you know if you can play Minecraft Legends on your PC?

We’re going to walk you through everything you need to know about the game, its requirements, and how to find out if your computer will be able to move it. The truth is that the process is quite simple and you don’t have to install anything at all. Windows itself will tell us everything we need to know about it.

What is Minecraft Legends?

It is a game derived from the original Minecraft title and responds a bit to the phenomenon of the same game. It would be a creation that captures the essence of the series featuring Auronplay, Ibai, Rubius, Juan Guarnizo and other Twitch streamers .

Minecraft Legends it has two parts, so to speak. First, we have a campaign in a open world, which how could it be otherwise, is huge and procedurally generated. Everything happens in a world where villagers, lianas with funny hats, animals and zombies coexist.

All is peace until pigs, some anthropomorphic pigs that have an anthropomorphic design that does not they seek destruction. To fight them, we will have to recruit an army to destroy the bases of the invaders.

It includes an online (not local) mode with up to three other players. What’s interesting is that the rest of the players don’t have to be on PC, they can have the game on PS5, Xbox Series X or Nintendo Switch. On the other hand, if those who create the game do it on PS4 or Xbox One, they will only be able to invite another player due to hardware limitations.

Hardware requirements for the PC version

Now we will see the Minecraft Legends game requirements, which are a bit demanding. These are:

Minimum requirements

• Processor: Core i5 2.8GHz or equivalent
• RAM: 8 GB
• Graphic card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 / AMD Radeon 285 / Intel HD 520 / or better
• DirectX: version 12
• Storage: 24 GB of available space
• SO: Windows 10 (May 2020 Update or newer) or Windows 11

Recommended Requirements

• Processor: Core i5 3.4GHz or equivalent
• RAM: 8 GB
• Graphic card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 or better
• DirectX: version 12
• Storage: 24 GB of available space
• SO: Windows 10 (May 2020 Update or newer) or Windows 11

A few considerations to keep in mind

The first thing we want to point out is the CPU issue, as it is specified a bit oddly. Normally a starting model or a number of nuclei is indicated, not a family and a frequency.

According to this, it requires a intel core i5 processor with a Minimum frequency of 2.8 GHz (according to minimum requirements). Virtually all Core i5 processors since 2012 have a base frequency higher than this and all have Boost mode. Note that the huge Most desktop Core i5 processors have 4 cores. Of course, there are many models for laptops with 2 cores and 4 threads, but they respect the frequencies.

You could say that any processor on the market released in 2017 to date, you can run this game. We highlight this year, because that’s when the AMD Ryzen 1000 processors.

According to Graphic cardthe recommended one is GTX-1060, which until recently was the most common on Steam. Note that, in the recommended graphics card section, the “AMD FX-4100” appears. It’s not a graphics card, it’s a processor released in 2011 which we don’t know will feature graphics. This would be an error when entering the data.

How do I know if my PC meets the requirements for Minecraft Legends?

We are not going to install anything, it is totally useless, we will use a Windows resource that gives us all the data we need. Specifically, we will use the “Task Manager”. Currently it gives us the data of the processor, RAM memory and graphics card, so everything is very simple.

You must follow the following steps:

1. Right click on the Windows bar
2. A drop-down menu will open and we must look for the option Task Manager
3. Now we will switch to the tab Performance
4. Inside we will see different options that we will visit. These are:
   1. CPU: It will tell us what is the processor of our equipment. If it’s a Core i5, no problem. But, if it is a Core i3, you have to go look below, where it says “Cores” and if it shows 4, it means that we have 4 cores and we can run the game no problem. If in “Logical processors” (threads) it scores 4, that’s good, but if it scores 8, it’s perfect.
   2. Memory: here it will tell us the amount of RAM of our system. If we have 8 GB or more, perfect. In case of having less, we will have to extend it
   3. Disco 0: It is the main storage unit and it will show us the total capacity, not the free one, for this we will have to open the File browser from Windows and navigate to This team where it will tell us the free capacity
   4. GPUs: it will tell us the graphics card of our system. If you use a laptop, you may have GPU 0 there GPU 1. GPU 0 is the one integrated into the processor and GPU 1 is the dedicated one. You need to know GPU 1, which is responsible for moving the game.
5. Now that we have the data, let’s see if we comply or not.

So is my PC compliant?

We’ve discussed it, but we’ll comment on it again at this point. any processor Intel Core i5 (since 2012)THE Core i3 of 4 cores (I have 4 sons or 8 sons) and any AMD Ryzen 5 they can move the game smoothly.

Regarding the graphics card, everything NVIDIA GTX 900 Series and any AMD RX500 Series, and later you can move the game without any problem. THE AMD Ryzen APUsAccording to the data we have consulted, they couldn’t move the game. They have little graphics power, being much lower than the GTX 780, so they are not recommended, as needed.

In reference to RAMIt is not very demanding, since it currently asks us for the minimum. A system with less 8 GBfor any task.

Regarding storage, we shouldn’t have any problems. If we run out of space, we can uninstall a game that we don’t already give a lot of space to.

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