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In a blog post, Ubisoft announced Star Wars Outlaws’ official PC features and specs. The developer outlined the device specifications for the minimum, recommended, enthusiast, and ultra presets. The announcement revealed multi-monitor setups, uncapped frame rates, and upscaling capabilities.  According to Ubisoft, Star Wars Outlaws will be released in two weeks. Ubisoft revealed the system requirements for the upcoming open-world game on PC and the expected frame rates of different hardware configurations. The game will be available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series players. Ubisoft unveils Star Wars Outlaws system specifications and features  Ubisoft announced in a blog post the specific system requirements for its upcoming Star Wars Outlaws PC game.  Star Wars Outlaws developer Ubisoft had previously announced that the game would be released on August 30. However, Gold and Ultimate Edition owners can access the space opera starting on August 27. The developer highlighted the Star Wars Outlaws PC features, including NVIDIA RTX dynamic illumination(RTXDI), to support better visuals even in shadows and reflections. Other features include NVIDIA DLSS 3.5 support, Intel XESS 1.3 and AMD FSR 3.0, and an uncapped frame rate.  The game will also be available on a 21:9 cinematic display mode and will include Multi-monitor and ultrawide support, Ubisoft revealed the game’s frame rate for the different configurations and the minimum requirements for the Star Wars outlaws when running it at 1080 pixels. Fans have commented that the minimum requirements seem manageable. However, they have raised their concerns, stating that older gaming PCs may not handle the multi-planet game. The minimum specifications for the GPU were highlighted as GeForce GTX 1660 6GB, AMD RX 5600, or Intel Arc a750 8 GB (ReBAR ON). Gamers will require an Intel Core 7-8700 or AMD Ryzen 5 3600 for the CPU. According to Ubisoft, a Windows…

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