CONTROL Resonant System Requirements: Official PC Specs Min and Recommended

What are CONTROL Resonant’s official system requirements?

The full official spec sheet from the game’s Steam page, current as of launch week:

Two notable updates from the earlier listing: the recommended GPU was revised down to an RTX 3060 Ti (from the originally listed RTX 3070 — better news for mid-range owners), and Intel Arc cards are now officially supported at both tiers. The 120 GB storage figure is also now explicit.

How well will each tier actually run?

The Steam listing does not attach frame-rate targets to its tiers, so treat the labels as a starting point. Community discussion on the r/controlgame subreddit reads the recommended tier as a high-settings card rather than a native 4K one — single-source impression, not an official claim. Remedy has said the game targets 60 FPS on every platform, which is why the console versions ship with Performance and Quality modes.

Storage is the one line item everyone should act on: 120 GB on an SSD, required. Clear the space before the September 24 launch even if your GPU is comfortable — the download is the same size whether you pre-load or install after.

Where can you check the specs yourself?

The authoritative source is the Steam game page, which lists both tiers verbatim and updates if anything changes. Corsair and wccftech have republished the earlier revision of these numbers, which cross-checks the listing — this page tracks the current one, including the recommended-GPU revision.

What about cloud streaming and handhelds?

GeForce NOW is confirmed — Remedy’s official game page lists it alongside the store versions, so a modest laptop or Mac can stream the full game without touching the specs table above. Handheld players are covered too: Remedy’s FAQ confirms Steam Deck support at launch, meaning the minimum spec doubles as the Deck’s bar. If your hardware sits below the table, streaming is the fallback; the PC edition page tracks every confirmed platform route, and the release date page covers when each goes live.

Sources

• Steam game page — official requirements (launch revision)
• Remedy official game page — GeForce NOW listed
• Rock Paper Shotgun on the SSD footprint
• Wccftech: modest PC specs