You can find the AMD equivalent of any of these by looking on It isn't an exact science, just a rough guidelineĪlso, I will be using Intel/Nvidia as a baseline, since I'm not familiar enough with AMD's current catalogue. You might be able to do it with less, or might need more. Note: I'm going by recommended specs, not minimum requirements. I'll be breaking it down by screenshots, so you can get an idea. Each has a very different level of system requirements. There are roughly four different levels of playing: Vanilla, Semi-Modded, Mostly-Modded, and Detailer. What kind of hardware do I need to achieve different levels of modding the game? The mods New Roads For Network Extension 2, and Network Extensions Project, are broken and completely dead. The Steam Community Servers (which house the Workshop) undergo scheduled maintenance every Tuesday-to-Wednesday night around 00:00 (GMT, London time).Īnd if there's a Steam Sale, the servers are permanently overloaded. Integrated GPU’s are meant for office use. (Yes, this game is very RAM heavy.)Ĭan I run the game on an IntelHD Integrated GPU?Īs listed in the specifications, Cities Skylines does not support Intel Integrated Graphics Cards. The game with all DLC will need at least 8GB. Once you start using DLC and/or assets, you’ll need a lot more. The vanilla base game requires around 4GB. If it crashes on the loading screen, you've got too many. Each DLC adds about 250-400 assets to the game.
If you have the Green Cities, Parklife or Industries DLC, reduce the asset count by another 400 each.
The average rule of thumb for the base game is: A 10KB prop only uses 10KB, and so you can subscribe to a lot more before reaching the limit. The game runs on the Unity engine, which loads all assets directly into the RAM on game load.
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