For 1080p at medium settings with 60fps you're looking at an i5-13600K or Ryzen 5 7600X, paired with 24 gigs of RAM and either a 3060 Ti or 6700 XT. Pretty straightforward setup that'll get you smooth gameplay, though storage needs to be SSD no matter what specs you're running.

Moving up to 1440p high settings is where things get more demanding, you'll want to step up to an i7-13700K or that nice Ryzen 7 7800X3D, bump the RAM to 32 gigs, and grab either a 4070 or 7800 XT to keep those frames steady. Something worth noting is that DLSS or FSR really helps at this resolution, especially during busy scenes.

For the absolute maximum experience at 4K ultra or smooth 1440p, you're definitely gonna need either a 4080 or 7900 XT. The game can get pretty intense with all settings maxed, and those cards handle it nicely. Interesting detail is that CPU starts becoming less important at these resolutions, but having newer gen processors still helps with those random stutters that pop up.

Keep in mind that 16 gigs of RAM might work for basic 1080p stuff, but the game really wants more memory when you start pushing those settings higher. Testing shows even a 1060 can manage about 36fps at medium 1080p, which isn't terrible if you're just getting started.