Used Cars Simulator System Requirements — Minimum PC Specs Listed

Used Cars Simulator system requirements start at Windows 10 64-bit, an Intel i3-4130 or AMD FX-8350, 8 GB of RAM, a GTX1050ti or R9 280 graphics card, and 20 GB of free storage. The store page publishes a minimum specification only, so there is no official recommended tier to aim above. The full list is laid out below exactly as the store page states it.

Minimum Specification, Item by Item

The block below is the complete minimum specification from the Steam store page, unchanged. There is no DirectX line in the published text and no recommended column, so neither is listed here.

Component	Minimum
OS	Win10 64bit
Processor	i3-4130 @ 3.3GHz / AMD FX-8350
Memory	8 GB RAM
Graphics	GTX1050ti / R9 280
Storage	20 GB available space

The store page adds one note to this block: system requirements are subject to change as development continues. Treat the numbers as the current launch figures rather than a permanent floor.

Which Line Is Most Likely to Bottleneck

If you are checking a machine against this list, the graphics card is the line that dates fastest. The GTX1050ti and R9 280 are both several generations old, and they are paired here with an i3-4130 and an FX-8350, which are similarly aged parts. That pairing suggests the target is an older mid-range PC rather than anything modern, so a machine built in the last few years is unlikely to struggle on the CPU side.

The 20 GB storage figure is the second thing to check, because it is large enough to matter on a small SSD. Because the game is an open-world sandbox with a city and a desert to drive around, the install is not trivial, and you should leave headroom rather than filling the drive to the last gigabyte.

• Graphics card: the oldest part of the list and the one to compare first.
• Storage: 20 GB is enough to matter on a small drive.
• CPU and RAM: 8 GB and an i3-4130 are modest targets by current standards.

What Is Not Published

Several things a buyer would normally check are simply absent from the store page. There is no recommended specification, no DirectX version line, and no target resolution or frame rate. The game is Windows-only, so there are no Mac or Linux requirements to compare, and no Steam Deck rating is listed. Where the store page is silent, this page stays silent rather than filling the gap with a guess. For the platform and language side of the purchase, see platforms.