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'''Recommended:'''* OS: Windows 10 64-bit* CPU: Any <abbr title="Haswell-era, i.e. 4xxx. Pentiums and Celerons do not support AVX2.">4th-gen</abbr> Intel processor capable of AVX2 or newer* GPU: Any capable of Direct3D 12's Rasterizer-Ordered Views<br/><small>(Nvidia GeForce GTX 950 or better, GTX 965M for laptops. Integrated is too slow to be usable. AMD supports it with Radeon Vega but has driver issues.)<ref>See [https://github.com/xenia-project/xenia/wiki/Quickstart[Computer_specifications#minimum Quickstart]. ''§ Minimum''. "GPUs without ROV (rasterizer-ordered view) / fragment shader interlock support will perform worse and possibly have more graphical issues. Integrated GPUs will also generally provide too low frame rates for comfortable playing. AMD GPUs also fall under this due to Xenia triggering driver bugs causing crashes when its ROV-based rendering path is used."</ref></small>* RAM: 6 GBs or more '''Minimum:'''* OS: Windows 7 or higher, 64-bit* CPU: Any capable of AVX(2) <small>(Check with [https://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html CPU-Z].)</small>* GPU: Any capable of Direct3D 12 or Vulkan <small>(Check from [https://vulkan.gpuinfo.org/ this list].)</small>* RAM: 4 GB RAM

Most configuration options usually found in the GUI are instead found in the file '''xenia.config.toml''' ''(xenia-canary.config.toml for canary builds, xenia-canary-netplay.config.toml for canary-netplay builds)''. The file can be opened and edited with any text editor without having to change the file extension and can be found under the filepath "...\Users\User\Documents\Xenia" along with shader cache and per-game files when using windows(but you can make it portable if you place portable.txt in the same folder as xenia.exe, canary builds portable by default). GPU options such as v-sync, resolution scale, and much more can be found in the xenia.config.toml file.