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Destiny 2 PC beta details and requirements

Published: 12:21, 28 July 2017
Destiny 2 is firing on all cylinders
Destiny 2 is firing on all cylinders
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With the console beta's now behind us, Bungie is preparing for the upcoming PC beta round of testing. Early access is reserved for everyone who pre-ordered the game. In this case, early means one day earlier than everyone else.

Bungie is continuing with testing Destiny 2 on interested players. The next round of beta trials will be taking place next month, and is reserved for PC players. Players who pre-ordered the game can start testing 28 August 2017, while everyone else will be able to participate in the open beta test on the next day. The PC open beta will last up until 31 August 2017.

Activision Destiny 2 first images showed new worlds, characters, weapons, and activities. Destiny 2 first images showed new worlds, characters, weapons, and activities.

The latest official statement from the studio includes updated system requirements for open beta participation:

Minimum system requirements:

CPU: AMD - FX-4350 / Intel - Core i3-3250AMD -

GPU: AMD - Radeon HD 7850 2GB / Nvidia - GeForce GTX 660 2GB

RAM: 6GB

Recommended system requirements:

CPU: AMD Ryzen R5 1600X / Intel - Core i5-2400AMD

GPU: AMD Radeon R9 390 / Nvidia - GeForce GTX 970AMD

RAM: 8GB

Bungie are also advising players to stick with Nvidia hardware when it comes to GPUs, if they are currently deciding on an upgrade. AltChar suggests you do whatever you want with your money.

Bungie Cayde-6 sitting in a bar, demonstrating an explosion with his hands Destiny 2 - Boom

"We’re looking forward to hosting you for this crucial testing op. It’s been a long time since Bungie has served gamers on anything other than a console. This is an exciting time for us in our studio, and we’re packing a lot of love into the PC Beta", was part of the official by Bungie.

The studio has also reminded everyone that the stated system requirements may change prior to the game's launch on 24 October 2017.

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