Meridian docs · revised 2026-10-13 · Windows installer

Windows 10 / 11 · x64

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Hardware

The sizing shelf: minimum vs recommended, and how VRAM decides resolution.

Section
Overview
Host
Windows 10 / 11, x64
Revised
2026-10-13
White DualSense controller resting on top of a PlayStation 5 console.
Fig. H1Overview: HardwareMeridian

01At a glance

CPU floor
AVX2 required
GPU floor
Vulkan 1.3, current drivers
RAM
16 GB minimum, 32 GB recommended
OS
Windows 10/11 64-bit

02The two pages here

Minimum and recommended states the full envelope: CPU, GPU, RAM, storage, and OS. Check it before citing any Library rating.

GPU and VRAM explains why resolution is a VRAM decision first and a GPU-speed decision second — with per-tier guidance.

Both pages assume official firmware installed and a warmed Shader cache. Build: Download Meridian.

03Sizing rule of thumb

  • Below minimum: do not report defects. The configuration is untested by definition.
  • At minimum: Stable titles at native resolution with patience for warm-up.
  • At recommended: Stable plus Beta at higher resolutions with headroom.

04Questions

Q.01Can I run Meridian on integrated graphics?

No. Vulkan 1.3 on a discrete-class GPU with current drivers is the floor — see Vulkan check.

Q.02Is 8 GB VRAM enough?

For Stable titles at native resolution, yes. Dense open worlds want more — see GPU and VRAM.

Q.03Does RAM matter past 16 GB?

Yes for large open worlds and multitasking headroom. 32 GB is the recommended line.