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We did notice that the game is pretty multi-threaded, so having a AMD Ryzen processor should pay off. TechRadar recommended Halo: Reach PC specs (1080p, 120 fps) We are using current-generation parts for this list, but as long as you're running at least a first-gen Intel Core i5 processor or better and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 or better, you should probably be fine. With that in mind, we created our own little list of system requirements down below. We've spent a couple of long evenings playing this game at upwards of 120 fps, and we have to say: we think this is the way the game should be played. The PC specs that 343 Industries released are basically targeting 60fps at 1080p and 4K, but here at TechRadar, we feel like the best experience with this game is going to be at a higher resolution. Hopefully this is an issue that can be fixed in the near future, though it may be down to our individual graphics card, as we don't usually break that one out of its box. This is why there aren't RX 470 4K results in our graphs. Whenever we tried to set the game to a 3,840 x 2,160 resolution, the game would instead render at 3,840 x 1,600, and it just looked weird.

However we did run into an issue when testing the game with the AMD Radeon RX 470. If you have a graphics card from the last five to six years, you will likely be able to play this game at a high frame rate – something like an RTX 2080 would simply be overkill, except for maybe at 8K. We didn't really test any graphics cards higher than that, as we didn't think it was really worth it. This graphics card, ostensibly designed for 1440p gaming at 60 fps, turns into a high-framerate monster at 4K in this game, delivering esports-ready framerates of 140 fps. You read that right: the AMD Radeon RX 460 is finally a 4K gaming card, at least for a nine-year-old Xbox 360 game.Īnd when you get as high as the Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 Super, you're not going to run into any problems whatsoever. Even with the settings at the "Enhanced" level, the entry-level AMD graphics card still managed a solid 37 fps average. Then, at 4K, we were simply blown away by the Radeon RX 460's performance. At 1080p, pretty much every graphics card we ran through our test bench got triple digit performance, from the lowly AMD Radeon RX 460 to the Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 Super.

We kind of knew this going in, as when playing the game on our home PC, rocking an Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Ti, we were seeing upwards of 400 fps at 3,440 x 1,440 – a resolution which, thankfully, Halo: Reach fully supports.īut we weren't prepared for just how well the game would run on low-end hardware. Long story short, the game is incredibly easy to run.