Ledgerbound System Requirements - Two Tiers and How to Reduce Burnout

Ledgerbound system requirements are published in two full tiers, and the graphics floor is genuinely low for a 2026 release. Both tiers ask for the same 20 GB of storage and both list a DirectX-compatible sound card.

Minimum against recommended

The two tiers differ in operating system build, processor, memory, graphics and DirectX version. Side by side, the published values are these.

Component	Minimum	Recommended
OS	Windows 10, 64-bit	Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
Processor	Intel Core i5-4460 or AMD FX-6300	Intel Core i5-9400 or Ryzen 5 3600
Memory	8 GB RAM	16 GB RAM
Graphics	GTX 750 Ti or R7 370, 2 GB VRAM	GTX 1660 or RX 590, 6 GB VRAM
DirectX	Version 11	Version 12
Storage	20 GB available space	20 GB available space
Sound card	DirectX-compatible	DirectX-compatible
VR support	NA	NA

The gap between the two graphics tiers is unusually wide. A GTX 750 Ti clears the minimum, which puts the floor years below the recommended card and makes this an easy install on older hardware.

The display note and what it implies

One line in the spec sheet is not a component at all: the listing states the game performs best on aspect ratios from 16:10 to 21:9. That is a wider band than the standard 16:9 monitor, and it is the only display guidance published.

Everything else a buyer might expect is absent, and the omissions are worth listing so nobody fills them in.

• No resolution target is published.
• No frame rate target is published.
• No upscaling technology is named.
• No controller requirement is stated, matching the full controller support tag.
• No network requirement is listed, which fits the single-player tag.

Storage and the two builds

Storage is 20 GB at both tiers, which is modest for a fully voiced tactical RPG. The same figure applies to the Windows and macOS builds, because the spec table is published as one list.

The list also names no separate requirement for the demo app, so no separate download figure is published for it.

Reducing burnout does not depend on hardware

Nothing in the spec sheet touches the calendar system. Time and burnout are tracked in game, on either build, and the spec tiers do not change how quickly either moves.

If a machine only just clears the minimum, the practical question is install size rather than system behaviour: 20 GB is the published floor for both tiers, and there is no second number for a high resolution texture pack or similar.

Where to go next

The two builds and the demo app are covered on Availability, the systems that run on that hardware are on How It Plays, and the published figures are on Cheat Sheet.