The Hardware Setup Used: PC Specifications #Bluestacks 4 android# The initial thought was to use a monster gaming PC to test BlueStacks 4. However, after considering all other aspects, it was decided to use a much “lower n slower” PC to test us out. The idea is that anyone could have a monster of a gaming PC. So naturally just about anything can run smoothly no matter what you throw at it! Now consider the idea that not everyone can afford a monster gaming PC. Who wouldn’t like to be able to pay their bills and still play their favorite video games?īut the real idea behind this is that IF BlueStacks 4 can “hold it together” on an “older n slower” PC setup, just imagine what it can do on a monster gaming PC! Not everyone has those deep pockets to afford high end video cards and/or top of the line motherboards and processors. There IS a little math involved but it’s all very easy math to deal with. Each instance of BlueStacks, which includes the main instance, requires at least 1 processor core and 2 GB of RAM. As a minimum, you want at least 1 processor core and 4GB of RAM to keep your operating system up and running. You can and should set these as showing in the above screen shot. So at the minimum, you can run things smoothly on a system using a dual core processor with 4 GB of RAM.

In this case, the “use advanced graphics engine mode” was activated. The good news is that this did not cause any problems. The bad news is that you might have to buy and install a video card. Those with built in R5 or higher video cards have a great chance at skipping out on buying an extra video card. Then again, that extra video card for your system very well could help in other areas. So for the testing here, we used a Windows 7 64 bit PC with a 3.7GHz dual core processor, 4 GB of RAM, and a RX 550 4GB OC video card.

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