Dota 2 System Requirements

Here are the Dota 2 System Requirements (Minimum)

Can you run DOTA 2?

By JT Hussey August 13, 2019

Show off your tactical prowess and cunning wit in the mythical sci fi competition of DOTA 2. Compete against friends and foes as you manage vast armies and defied heroes to fight your way to victory. Although DOTA 2 is free to play, it still needs a competent computer to be run without framerate issues. Meeting the minimum requirements of a nVidia GeForce 8600 or a Radeon HD2600 GPU will negate poor computer performance and give players a better experience with the game and with their friends online. While DOTA 2 is enjoyed by millions across the world every day, that does not mean it will run on just any plain computer. Meeting the aforementioned requirements will allow you to share your experience with millions more in one the more popular real time strategy games of today. So manage some goblins, prepare your GPU's, and raise your victory banners in DOTA 2.

DOTA 2

Updated March 23, 2021 By Cliff Henjum

Defense of the Ancients 2, the sequel to the game that spawned one of the most popular genres on PC, just had a major facelift that just happens to coincide with the launch of the Dota: Dragon’s Blood anime on Netflix. It’s been nearly 8 years since its official release, but the system requirements have remained the same and are still extremely low. Players only need a CPU that’s equivalent in power to a 2.8 GHz Dual-Core from either Intel or AMD. After that, your PC needs a video card like a GeForce 8600 or a Radeon HD 2600. Dota 2 also requires 4 GB of RAM and about 15 GB of free hard drive space. Now it’s time to kill some creeps, cast some spells, and destroy the enemy team’s Ancient!