Age of Pirates: Caribbean Tales System Requirements: Can You Run It?
- Developer:
- no data
- Publisher:
- no data
- Release date:
- 12 September 2006 (18 years ago)
- Hardware demand level:
- 0.1 / 10 - not demanding
Official Age of Pirates: Caribbean Tales system requirements for PC
These are the PC specifications advised by developers to run Age of Pirates: Caribbean Tales at minimal and recommended settings. Although these requirements are usually approximate, they can still be used to determine the indicative hardware tier needed to play the game.
Minimum requirements
Minimum requirements- Graphics card:
- GeForce 3 (not MX-series) class videocard with 128 MB RAM*
- CPU:
- Pentium IV 1.8 GHz or equivalent
- RAM:
- 256 MB RAM
- File size:
- 4 GB uncompressed hard disk space
- Operating system:
- Windows XP
- DirectX:
- DirectX 9.0c
Recommended requirements
- Graphics card:
- DirectX 9 GeForce 6600 class videocard or equivalent*
- CPU:
- Pentium IV 2.5 GHz or equivalent
- RAM:
- 1 GB RAM
- File size:
- 4 GB uncompressed hard disk space
- Operating system:
- Windows XP
- DirectX:
- DirectX 9.0c
Age of Pirates: Caribbean Tales performance on your PC
Age of Pirates: Caribbean Tales performance on your GPU
GeForce RTX 3060's performance compared to the game's official system requirements.
Your GPU can run Age of Pirates: Caribbean Tales at recommended settings.
Age of Pirates: Caribbean Tales performance on your CPU
Core i5-12400's performance compared to the game's official system requirements.
Core i5-12400 is 9.2x faster than Pentium 4405U. Your CPU can run Age of Pirates: Caribbean Tales at minimum settings.
Community ratings
Here you can see the user rating of the game, as well as rate it yourself.
This game has no user ratings yet.
Rate Age of Pirates: Caribbean Tales on a scale of 1 to 5:
Games similar to Age of Pirates: Caribbean Tales
Check out the required PC specs of some other popular games similar to the one reviewed.
Comments
Here you can ask questions about Age of Pirates: Caribbean Tales , agree or disagree with our evaluations, or report errors and inaccuracies on the site.