The current official PC requirements are checked automatically from Arc Games and cross-checked against the Epic Games Store, so the specification card can update without a manual page rewrite.
Arc Games is the primary source. Epic is used as an independent official-store cross-check for the core fields it publishes.
Storage is the publisher’s currently listed requirement, not a guarantee of the final installed size after patches, caches or future updates.
Treat the published requirements as compatibility baselines, not a promise of a particular frame rate in every map or combat situation.
Meeting the minimum specification means your PC satisfies the publisher’s stated floor. Actual performance still depends on resolution, graphics settings, drivers, background load and the scene being rendered.
If your hardware meets or exceeds the recommended specification, it is the more sensible reference point. The official list is still a compatibility guide rather than a benchmark result.
The requirements card is deliberately separate from the editorial text so routine publisher specification changes do not require a new page deployment.
The Worker reads the official Arc Games STO requirements and treats Arc as the primary source.
Epic’s official STO listing is checked against the core OS, CPU, memory, GPU and storage fields where available.
Checks run on demand and are shared for 24 hours. If a refresh fails, the last verified snapshot can be shown rather than inventing new values.
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