Star Wars Zero Company PC Requirements: Can You Run It?

1. Star Wars Zero Company Minimum PC Specs

The minimum requirements are designed for a basic playable experience, not 60 FPS at high settings. EA ties the minimum hardware to native 1920 x 1080 resolution, 30 FPS, and the Low graphics preset. That performance target matters when judging whether your own PC is "good enough."

If you have a newer graphics card with a lower model number, compare real performance rather than names alone. Laptop and desktop versions can also differ significantly. Meeting or exceeding the GTX 1080 / RX 5600 XT / Arc B580 baseline is the safer reference point for the minimum tier of the Star Wars: Zero Company system requirements.

2. Star Wars Zero Company Recommended PC Specs

The recommended tier is aimed at a much better visual and performance target: native 2560 x 1440 at 60 FPS with the High preset.

The 32 GB RAM recommendation does not mean the game requires 32 GB simply to launch. EA lists 16 GB as the minimum and 32 GB for the recommended 1440p/60 High target. Likewise, an RTX 3080 is not the universal "minimum" GPU. Keeping those tiers separate prevents one of the most common misunderstandings around this Star Wars game 2026 release.

⚡ 3. How to Prepare Your PC for Star Wars Zero Company?

Step 1: Prepare Enough Disk Space

Do not treat 50 GB as a target you should hit exactly. Game downloads may use temporary installation space, and future updates can increase storage needs. A drive with extra headroom is less likely to run into an installation or patch failure.

Start with temporary files, caches, old downloads, and other Windows clutter rather than deleting personal files or a game you still use. 4DDiG Partition Manager’s Windows Clean goes beyond basic temp files and cache. It also thoroughly cleans junk from apps and browsers. What’s more, it automatically pre-selects only the files that are safe to delete, so you can review the results with confidence before removing anything.

• Launch 4DDiG Partition Manager and open Windows Clean. Choose the types of junk data you want to check and start the scan.

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• Review the items found. Deselect anything you want to keep instead of relying on a one-click deletion mindset. Then, click Clean button.

  

• Once complete, check File Explorer to confirm how much free space is available on the target game drive.

  

For a PC that is only a few gigabytes short, this can be the fastest preparation step. It is also useful before a large launch-day download because you can free space without changing partitions.

If the game drive is full while another partition on the same disk has plenty of unused capacity, resizing partitions can be more useful than deleting files. 4DDiG Partition Manager supports Resize/Move operations so available capacity can be reorganized.

• Launch 4DDiG Partition Manager again. In the left sidebar, click Partition Management. Select the partition you want to resize or move, then click Resize/Move at the bottom of the window.

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• In the pop-up window, drag the borders of the selected partition to adjust its size. You can also manually enter the desired size in GB. After setting the new size, preview the changes. If everything looks correct, click OK to continue.

  
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  To move a partition, drag the entire partition handle into the unallocated space, or manually specify how much unallocated space should be placed before or after the partition.

• Review the summary of the changes. Once confirmed, click OK to begin the process.

  

• The partition resizing will start immediately. After completing, click Finish button.

  

If the entire physical drive is nearly full, cleaning files or moving to a larger SSD is the more realistic fix.

Step 2: Upgrade to Windows 11

• On Windows 10, open Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update.

• Select Check for updates and install any pending Windows 10 updates first.

  

• If Windows 11 is offered for your device, choose Download and install, then follow the on-screen prompts.

If Windows Update does not offer the upgrade, you can still upgrade using a Windows 11 ISO file.

Bonus Tip: How to Upgrade to Windows 11 on Unsupported Hardware?

If your PC fails the Windows 11 checks because of TPM 2.0, CPU, or Secure Boot requirements, 4DDiG Partition Manager offers a Windows 11 Upgrade tool that can detect compatibility and help you install Windows 11 on your PC.

• In 4DDiG Partition Manager, open Windows Download and Upgrade and choose Windows 11 Upgrade.

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• 4DDiG will detect your Windows compatibility automatically to see which Windows 11 checks the PC fails.

  

• If you decide to continue, follow the tool's route to do a bootable installation or covert your disk type.

  

• After that, select the Windows language and version, and start the upgrade.

  

• 4DDiG will take some while to bypass Windows 11 requirements. Once done, you can upgrade to Windows 11.

  

Conclusion

The official Star Wars: Zero Company PC requirements set a clear baseline: 16 GB RAM, GTX 1080 / RX 5600 XT / Arc B580, DirectX 12, and 50 GB storage for 1080p/30 Low, with 32 GB RAM and RTX 3080 / RX 7800 XT recommended for 1440p/60 High.

Before the August 27 launch, check your GPU and RAM, leave extra storage headroom, and keep Windows current. If storage layout is the problem, 4DDiG Partition Manager can clean Windows junk files or resize partitions; its Windows 11 tool can also help with upgrades, with the unsupported-hardware caveat above.