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World of Anterra System Requirements for Windows PC

World of Anterra's Steam listing lists Windows 10 minimum and Windows 10 or 11 recommended, with 4 GB or 8 GB RAM and 6 GB storage.

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World of Anterra System Requirements on Steam

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World of Anterra’s Steam listing gives a Windows PC baseline of Windows 10, 4 GB of RAM, DirectX 11, and 6 GB of available storage. The recommended tier raises memory to 8 GB and lists Windows 10 or Windows 11, while keeping DirectX 11 and the same 6 GB storage figure. These are the published store specifications, not measured frame-rate results. See the Steam listing for the recorded fields.

ComponentMinimumRecommended
Operating systemWindows 10Windows 10, Windows 11
ProcessorIntel Core 2 Duo E8600 or AMD Phenom II X4 945AMD FX 4300 or Intel Core i3 2120
Memory4 GB RAM8 GB RAM
GraphicsAMD Radeon R5 230 or Nvidia GeForce GT 610AMD Radeon R5 340X or Nvidia GeForce GTS 450
DirectXVersion 11Version 11
Storage6 GB available space6 GB available space

The processor and graphics rows present alternatives, so either listed part satisfies that line item. The main practical difference between the two tiers is the memory increase from 4 GB to 8 GB, along with the different processor and graphics options.

Platform and performance notes

Steam’s platform field marks Windows as supported and Mac and Linux as unsupported. The listing does not provide separate specifications for those other operating systems.

For a compatibility check, compare your operating system, processor, graphics hardware, memory, DirectX support, and free drive space against the table. The published tiers do not state a target resolution, frame rate, or graphics preset. Treat the minimum tier as the listed compatibility baseline rather than a guarantee of smooth performance, and use the recommended tier as the higher published configuration.