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Overview
3D fighting game with detailed character models. Use the resolution tabs below to see estimated hardware for a steady 60 FPS. This title does not support ray tracing — use the RT off tab for accurate recommendations. GPU drives eye candy, but a strong CPU helps hold high frame rates in busy multiplayer.
Test preset
Ultra baseline — use Low–Ultra toggles below, 60 FPS target or uncapped for low input lag
Upscaling
Not supported
Hardware by target FPS
Pick a resolution, 60 or 120 FPS target, quality preset (Low–Ultra), upscaler (Native, DLSS, FSR, or XeSS), upscaling quality when applicable, and ray tracing — specs update to match. Minimum gets you close to your target; recommended holds it with headroom.
Ray tracing not supported
1080p · 60 FPS · High · Native · Ray tracing off
High preset, low-latency preset, ray tracing off, Native
GPU-focused estimates for Tekken 7 at 1080p, 60 FPS, ray tracing off. Based on light demand tier and typical fighting workloads — verify against your in-game settings. Hardware adjusted for high preset.
Graphics card
Minimum
GTX 1050 Ti 4 GB / RX 560 4 GB
Recommended
GTX 1650 Super 4 GB / RX 5500 XT 4 GB
Processor
Minimum
Ryzen 5 2600 / Intel Core i5-8400
Recommended
Ryzen 5 3600 / Intel Core i5-10400
Memory
Minimum
8 GB
Recommended
16 GB (dual-channel)
Storage
Minimum
50 GB SSD
Recommended
50 GB NVMe SSD
SSD recommended for faster load times.
Optimization tips
· Drop shadow quality or volumetric effects first if FPS dips below 60.
· At 1080p, lower post-processing before touching texture quality.
· Cap background apps — inconsistent frame times feel worse than slightly lower settings.
Performance notes
· This game does not support ray tracing — specs below reflect the RT off configuration.
· Input lag matters more than visual fidelity — keep frame pacing stable over maxed textures.
· Background apps and overlays can cause micro-stutter during online matches.
· 16 GB dual-channel RAM is recommended for all modern PC games; 8 GB is only viable on lighter titles.
· An SSD reduces load times; NVMe is helpful but not required for most single-player games.
What affects performance
GPU (primary)
Resolution, texture quality, shadows, and ray tracing scale directly with GPU power. Upgrade here first for higher resolutions.
VRAM
Higher resolutions and texture packs need 8 GB minimum, 10–12 GB for 1440p/4K Ultra. Ray tracing adds VRAM pressure.
CPU (secondary)
Most titles are GPU-bound, but dense cities and simulation workloads can stress older CPUs.
