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Can I Run Sins of a Solar Empire II?

Simulation, Strategy 15 Aug, 2024 572 playing now

Steam Deck Playable Proton · platinum
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Steam players who can run it · September 2026

According to the Steam Hardware Survey for September 2026, 97% of players have a GPU that runs Sins of a Solar Empire II at minimum and 90% at recommended.

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Based on the GPUs we identified, which add up to 82.6% of the survey. Only the graphics card counts: not the CPU or RAM.Source: Steam Hardware SurveyHow we calculate it

System Requirements

ComponentMinimumRecommendedYour PC
GPU 3D Video Card w/4GB VRAM (Nvidia GeForce 950 / AMD Radeon RX 450) 3D Video Card w/8GB+ VRAM (Nvidia GeForce 1060 or AMD Radeon 580) Detecting...
CPU 4-core Processor (Intel Core i5 5th-generation or AMD Ryzen 2x00 series) 8-core Processor (Intel Core i7 9th-generation or AMD Ryzen 3x00 series) Detecting...
RAM 8 GB 16 GB Detecting...
Storage 20 GB 20 GB —
DirectX Version 11 Version 11 —

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Battle for galactic dominance in this real-time 4X strategy game with unrivaled scale! You’ll explore, expand, exploit, and exterminate through military force, diplomacy, trade, culture, influence, and other underhanded tactics.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I run Sins of a Solar Empire II on my PC?

To run Sins of a Solar Empire II you need at least a GeForce 950 or a Radeon RX 450, plus 8 GB of RAM. For the best experience, the recommended specs are a GeForce GTX 1060 or a Radeon 580, plus 16 GB of RAM. Use CanIRun.gg to check your PC instantly for free.

What are the minimum requirements for Sins of a Solar Empire II?

Sins of a Solar Empire II minimum requirements: GPU: 3D Video Card w/4GB VRAM (Nvidia GeForce 950 / AMD Radeon RX 450), CPU: 4-core Processor (Intel Core i5 5th-generation or AMD Ryzen 2x00 series), RAM: 8 GB, Storage: 20 GB, DirectX: Version 11.

What are the recommended specs for Sins of a Solar Empire II?

Sins of a Solar Empire II recommended specs: GPU: 3D Video Card w/8GB+ VRAM (Nvidia GeForce 1060 or AMD Radeon 580), CPU: 8-core Processor (Intel Core i7 9th-generation or AMD Ryzen 3x00 series), RAM: 16 GB, Storage: 20 GB, DirectX: Version 11.

How many GB is Sins of a Solar Empire II?

Sins of a Solar Empire II requires at least 20 GB of free storage for installation. Make sure you have some extra headroom for patches and save files.

Can a GTX 1650 run Sins of a Solar Empire II?

Yes, a GTX 1650 should run Sins of a Solar Empire II at minimum settings. It meets the minimum GPU tier but falls below the recommended spec, so expect 1080p low-to-medium and occasional frame dips in demanding scenes.

Is Sins of a Solar Empire II CPU or GPU intensive?

Sins of a Solar Empire II puts balanced load on both CPU and GPU. Neither component is dramatically heavier than the other, so a mid-range CPU paired with a mid-range GPU delivers the best experience.

Can Steam Deck run Sins of a Solar Empire II?

Yes, Sins of a Solar Empire II is marked as Playable on Steam Deck. It runs on the device but may require some manual adjustments, such as configuring the on-screen keyboard or tweaking graphics settings.

How many players can run Sins of a Solar Empire II?

According to the Steam Hardware Survey for September 2026, 97% of Steam players have a graphics card that meets the minimum GPU for Sins of a Solar Empire II and 90% meet the recommended one. We match every card in the survey against our GPU benchmark scores; the ones we identify add up to 82.6% of the survey, and the math runs on that part. It only measures the graphics card, not the CPU or RAM.